Is DLF fundamentally strong?

 The share is currently overvalued and it has a strong price trend Past 10 year’s financial track record analysis indicates that DLF Ltd is a below average quality company.

DLF Ltd.’s major valuation ratios, when compared to its prior performance, appear to indicate that it is currently overvalued.

The current DLF share price is Rs 364.70

Recent performance

Return on Equity has grown to 5.00 percent, compared to the previous three years’ average.

In the last three years, net profit has increased at a robust pace of 24.85%.

Sales have increased by 61.53 percent in the last four quarters.

In the last three years, sales have grown at a slow rate of 8.40 percent.

DLF has increased its sales income potential by 17% to Rs 47,000 crore in the medium term, from 35 million square feet of planned new housing and commercial developments.

It expects sales of Rs 17,500 crore.

Sales revenue from its 8 million square foot luxury home project in Singapore, which it is developing in partnership with Singapore national wealth fund GIC. It plans to raise another Rs 12,500 crore from 10 million square feet of premium luxury housing in Gurugram, Chandigarh tricity, and Chennai, as well as Rs 5,000 crore from value houses. It plans to earn Rs 7,000 crore from its office joint venture with Hines, as well as Rs 2,500 crore from a Noida IT park. Commercial ventures in Delhi and Gurugram would provide the remaining Rs 2,500 crore.

DLF is a major property developer in India. The company’s main business is residential, commercial, and retail property development. The company operates on a one-of-a-kind business strategy, with revenue generated from development and rentals.

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