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Fundamentals for SRF Limited
Business Operations:
Sector: IndustrialsIndustry: Conglomerates
SRF Limited manufactures, purchases, and sells technical textiles, chemicals, packaging films, and other polymers. It operates through Technical Textiles Business, Chemicals Business, Packaging Film Business, and Others segments. The company offers polyester and nylon tyre cord, belting, coated, and laminated fabrics; and industrial and polyester industrial yarns. It also provides fluorochemicals, such as refrigerants for room air-conditioner, automobile air-conditioner, refrigerator, and chillers under the FLORON brand; propellants for the pharmaceutical sector under the Dymel brand; industrial chemicals used in various applications comprising solvents in pharma, feedstock for agrochemicals, metal de-greasing, etching of stainless steel and glass, foam blowing agents, and dry-cleaning; and PTFE resins for automotive, chemical processing/plant construction, construction, electrical/electronic engineering, semiconductor, and pharma and medical applications under the Flonio brand. In addition, the company offers advanced intermediates for the agrochemical and pharmaceutical applications; and bi-axially oriented polyethylene terephthalate and bi-axially oriented polypropylene films under the PETLAR and OPLAR brands. It also engages in the business of owning and renting real estate. It operates in India, the United States, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Italy, Indonesia, the United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Germany, Thailand, Hungary, Switzerland, Belgium, and internationally. SRF Limited was formerly known as Shri Ram Fibres and changed its name to SRF Limited in 1990. The company was incorporated in 1970 and is headquartered in Gurugram, India. SRF Limited is a subsidiary of KAMA Holdings Limited.
Revenue projections:
SRF's revenues are expected to fall below last year's, and this forecast tends to raise concerns among investors. A revenue drop can negatively impact the company's profitability, making investors more cautious about their positions due to the risks of declining financial performance.
Financial Ratios:
| currentRatio | 0.000000 |
|---|---|
| forwardPE | 31.650639 |
| debtToEquity | 34.719000 |
| earningsGrowth | 0.596000 |
| revenueGrowth | 0.063000 |
| grossMargins | 0.475950 |
| operatingMargins | 0.162500 |
| trailingEps | 60.100000 |
| forwardEps | 78.785140 |
SRF's forward EPS surpasses its trailing EPS, indicating that the company is expected to be more profitable in the current financial year. This reflects growing confidence in SRF's earnings potential, suggesting stronger financial performance compared to the previous year.
Price projections:
SRF's price projections have been revised higher over time, reflecting increased confidence in the company's future potential. This steady upward trend suggests analysts expect SRF to continue its positive trajectory.
Recommendation changes over time:
The recent buy bias from analysts suggests SRF is seen as a strong investment, encouraging more investors to consider it. With this favorable sentiment, SRF appears to be a reliable option for parking money, offering stability and long-term growth potential in the stock market.
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