
Prime Stock recommendation: A luxury growth bet in an evergreen sector
Our pick in India’s resilient spirits industry.
N V Chandrachoodamani
Chandrachoodamani started his capital market career in mid 2000s with Equity Intelligence India and then worked with several capital market Intermediaries in various roles over the last 15 years. Most of his career experience has been in equity research and PMS. Most recently, he was with MOAT, a PMS firm. He is a graduate in mathematics, a post graduate in finance, and holds a CFP certification. LinkedIn|Twitter
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4 thoughts on “Prime Stock recommendation: A luxury growth bet in an evergreen sector”
Could you please advise the valuation of market leaders in this segment in other countries, just for a comparison & benchmarking of valuation ?
Welcome your query sir,
Kindly find below links for M Cap and valuation of these Cos.
https://www.globaldata.com/companies/top-companies-by-sector/consumer/global-alcoholic-beverages-companies-by-market-cap/
https://companiesmarketcap.com/inr/alcoholic-beverages/largest-alcoholic-beverage-companies-by-market-cap/
They will have to be fed in portals like yahoo finance to get their financial parameters
Valuation structures are also different globally
Looking at USL as a growth Co. with key traits of cash flows and profitability, USL here is trading at close to Consumer Cos valuations only
Thank you
Hi ..I have a suggestion here..Would it be possible to attach the chartist view technically along with the fundamental analysis so that we can accumulate or time our entry better in this stock.
Thank you for the feedback; we understand the technical-fundamental blend you’re looking for. However, we are primarily fundamental analysts and so not equipped to provide a technical perspective for every single call. This apart, we retain stocks in the buy list as long as valuations and our investment thesis remain intact, and the technical outlook can thus become irrelevant beyond a point. – thanks, Bhavana
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