Paper stocks look like value buys but given the import pricing pressure and rise in input costs, is it a sector worth investing in? I'm deep diving into this sector and will be sharing my two cents soon.
Peshwa Wheat down 60% from IPO Price in 11 trading days.
Here is the list of all the frauds who sold their soul for 500Rs and trapped innocent retailers. 👇🧵
#Kross FY27Q2 concall and presentation
"Tractor & Agri Segment: Demand remained consistent, supported by relatively low inventory levels of tractors in the market. Momentum expected to continue into Q3; contribution of this segment set to rise over the coming years."
Trailer axles volume growth: ~55–60% YoY in H1; ~50–55% YoY in Q2 😯
#Kross has reported solid numbers; profits growing faster than revenue
Revenue ⏫️ 79.6% YOY
EBITDA ⏫️ 107.4% YOY
PAT ⏫️ 143.5% YOY
❗️Increasing debtor days and CCC indicates working capital stress. Whether the stress is because of aggressive growth or structural issues, remains to be seen
#Kross has reported solid numbers; profits growing faster than revenue
Revenue ⏫️ 79.6% YOY
EBITDA ⏫️ 107.4% YOY
PAT ⏫️ 143.5% YOY
❗️Increasing debtor days and CCC indicates working capital stress. Whether the stress is because of aggressive growth or structural issues, remains to be seen
Big negative for #Ethanol stocks (sugar based)
▶️ GOI has directed OMCs to cut sugar diversion towards ethanol to ZERO for 2026/27 season.
▶️ OMCs have published a tender for procuring ethanol produced from corn, broken rice and surplus rice.
🚫 What's excluded? Sugar, sugarcane juice and B-heacvy molasses
First half gave a decent opportunity to accumulate. Bought few shares of Piccadilly Agro. Reasons: UK FTA, premiumization, and strong domestic demand for single malt (generally) and Indri (specifically)
@InvestWithJoshi If gold prices fall and volume goes up, revenue growth will still be the same, right? Since consumers' budget is more or less fixed.
IMO shift to studded is where retailers as well as B2B players will make money as the margins are relatively higher
@zerodhamarkets I think primarily because lockdown led to increase in disposable income (commute expenses etc) which led to higher discretionary expenses 2022 onwards but that "extra" income available with consumers has declined; air fares have also gone up