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CAMAC COMMERCIAL Essentials
As of September 09, 2024, CAMAC COMMERCIAL, Unlisted share price is ₹60000.00 per share and the face value is ₹10.00/share. The lot size of CAMAC COMMERCIAL is 5 shares. The 52-week high for CAMAC COMMERCIAL stock price is ₹64800, while the 52-week low is ₹36000
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Highlights
- Declining Revenue and Profits:- Over the last five years, the company experienced a decline in revenue at an annualized rate of 3.51% and a decline in net profit at an annualized rate of 22.15%. In FY23, revenue declined by 46.15% and net profit declined by 75.45%.
- Sufficient CRAR:- The company posted a CRAR ( Capital to Risk (Weighted) Assets Ratio ) of 119.05%, which is well above the RBI's required range of 12-15% for NBFC-ND-SIs (Non-Banking Financial Company - Non-Deposit - Systematically Important )
- Growing Investments:- The Company's Investments grew by 8.07% to Rs. 3807.67 Cr. in FY23 ( portfolio consists of various financial instruments, including mutual funds,
perpetual bonds, non-convertible debentures (NCDs), corporate deposits, equity shares of both
quoted and unquoted companies, and fixed deposits. As part of its investment strategy, the Company
has maintained a focus on low-risk instruments).
- Negative Returns:- In FY23, the company recorded a negative ROE (Return on Equity) of -0.15% and a negative ROA (Return on Assets) of -0.12%.
- Investment Thesis:- The company is currently in a strong financial position with almost no debt. However, most of its net income comes from its subsidiaries and associates. In terms of valuation, the company's P/B ratio is 1.03x, which is lower compared to its peer, Bengal and Assam Company, whose P/B ratio is 4.6x. This indicates that the company is relatively undervalued.
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