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Jai Balaji Industries Ltd. stands out among its peers due to its strong profitability metrics, particularly its ROE, while also showcasing a manageable debt-to-equity ratio. However, the company experiences negative revenue growth, indicating challenges in top-line expansion. Comparatively, Lloyds Metals & Energy Ltd. emerges as a growth outperformer with significant revenue growth and high profitability, but its valuation metrics suggest it may be overvalued. Conversely, Steel Exchange India Ltd. and SAL Steel Ltd. are flagged as financially risky due to their high debt levels and poor profitability.
Stocks | CMP | Market Cap | P/E | ROCE (%) | Debt/Equity |
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JAIBALAJI | ₹102.25 | ₹9,327.77Cr | 16.72 | 36.09% | 0.26 |
JINDALSTEL | ₹963.15 | ₹98,249.97Cr | 27.13 | 9.40% | 0.38 |
LLOYDSME | ₹1,328.60 | ₹69,517.92Cr | 47.92 | 38.59% | 0.14 |
STEELXIND | ₹8.99 | ₹1,076.67Cr | 41.51 | 19.91% | 2.22 |
Suraj Products Ltd. | ₹304.70 | ₹347.36Cr | 16.21 | - | - |
VASWANI | ₹55.42 | ₹173.72Cr | 20.19 | - | - |
SALSTEEL | ₹18.07 | ₹153.53Cr | -23.88 | - | - |