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TRF Ltd. exhibits a unique position within the engineering and industrial equipment sector, showcasing strong cash flow metrics despite negative revenue growth. Compared to its peers, it has the highest debt equity ratio, indicating financial risk, but its valuation metrics suggest potential for upside given the low PE ratio. Companies like Triveni Turbine Ltd. and Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. emerge as strong overall performers, while Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. appears to be overvalued given its high PE and low profitability metrics.
Stocks | CMP | Market Cap | P/E | ROCE (%) | Debt/Equity |
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TRF | ₹329.15 | ₹362.21Cr | 13.40 | 38.69% | 3.05 |
BHEL | ₹212.30 | ₹73,924.13Cr | 144.11 | 4.95% | 0.36 |
THERMAX | ₹3,203.50 | ₹38,171.62Cr | 66.72 | 18.44% | 0.28 |
JYOTICNC | ₹896.65 | ₹20,391.88Cr | 65.77 | 23.88% | 0.29 |
TRITURBINE | ₹520.65 | ₹16,550.26Cr | 44.20 | 42.20% | - |
KIRLOSENG | ₹915.85 | ₹13,296.22Cr | 30.80 | 14.97% | 1.55 |
TEGA | ₹1,930.85 | ₹12,847.01Cr | 73.03 | 18.56% | 0.19 |