Overall Fundamental outlook

Business Operations:

Sector: Energy
Industry: Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing

Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited engages in the manufacture and sale of refined petroleum products in India and internationally. The company produces and sells bitumen, furnace oil, high speed diesel, xylol, naphtha, pet coke, sulphur, and motor gasoline, as well as polypropylene and other products. It also sells petrochemical products, such as aromatic products comprising paraxylene, benzene, heavy aromatics, paraffinic raffinate, reformate, and toluene. The company also operates retail outlets. The company was incorporated in 1988 and is based in Mangalore, India. Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited is a subsidiary of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited.

Revenue projections:

Revenue projections for MRPL
Revenue projections for MRPL

MRPL'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 0.978000
forwardPE 10.677291
debtToEquity 101.340000
earningsGrowth -0.675000
revenueGrowth -0.029000
grossMargins 0.057660
operatingMargins 0.031850
trailingEps 4.700000
forwardEps 14.670000

MRPL's Forward PE is in a strong range, indicating that its stock price compares well with its earnings. The stock is not considered overpriced, leaving ample room for growth and making it a promising option for investors looking for value and future returns.
Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited's elevated debt-to-equity ratio reflects substantial leverage, meaning the company relies heavily on borrowed funds. This could increase financial risk, particularly in times of economic uncertainty or if the company's profitability declines.
MRPL's low growth in both earnings and revenue signals a potential profit decline. This could be a sign of financial trouble, suggesting that the company's profitability might shrink in the near future.
MRPL's negative gross and operating margins suggest that the company is currently facing financial difficulties, as it is unable to cover production and operational costs. This could result in significant losses if not addressed.
MRPL's forward EPS is higher than its trailing EPS, suggesting the company is expected to see an increase in profitability this year. This points to positive growth, indicating that MRPL is projected to improve its financial performance compared to the previous year.

Price projections:

Price projections for MRPL
Price projections for MRPL

MRPL's price projections have gradually increased over time, indicating that analysts are becoming more optimistic about the company's prospects. This suggests confidence in MRPL's ability to achieve future growth.

The price of MRPL has crossed above the upper limit of projections, demonstrating robust growth. However, the lack of room for further rises suggests that investors may want to exercise caution in light of potential market fluctuations.

Recommendation changes over time:

Recommendations trend for MRPL
Recommendations trend for MRPL


Analysts have developed a sell bias for Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited, indicating potential caution for investors. However, it's important to base decisions on a broader set of market indicators to gain a more complete understanding of Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited's future and avoid reacting solely to the analysts' negative sentiment.