Best Stock to buy in 2022 Bear Market - TCS

  Best time to buy a stock ? Well what better than a recession when even the best in the business is available at a steep discount ! TCS is my 1st choice at the moment. Why ? Well, following points speak for itself (1) 2nd Largest IT company in the world with no worry of future business. (2) Largest company of Tata Group which is the largest business group of India.         App. 70 % of profit of  Tata group come from this single company. (3) Continuously growing top line and bottom line of business (4) Available at reasonable valuation with PE multiple of 29 (5) Regular buy back ensures value addition for share holders (6) Major company in both Sensex & Nifty and hence bought by both Indian as           well as Overseas investor. When FII will come back, they buy blue chip shares       like TCS first. (7) Operational for more than 5 decades now with consistent performance track         record.  (8) Need for IT solution across globe will only increase from here which will         

High Dividend Paying Stocks in India - PFC

Power Finance Corporation Ltd. is an Indian financial institution which is Public Sector Unit. It was Established in 1986 & is the financial back bone of Power Sector of India. It is one of the most profitable PSU. Proposed Merger of REC in PFC During March 2019, PFC completed acquisition of a majority stake in REC by transferring Rs 14,500 crore to the government for agreed merger of the two firms in 2019-20. PFC acquired 103.94 crore shares/52.63 per cent equity stake held by the government in REC. The merger of REC with PFC is unlikely to happen in near future because of RBI norms on exposure of NBFCs. The capacity to finance a project of the merged entity would be halved. As separate entities, they can finance up to 50 per cent in a project which would be reduced to just 25 per cent after the merger. Current regulations suggests that 51 per cent government holding is must to maintain the PSU character of a company. After the PFC-REC merger, the government shareholding in the proposed entity will fall to 42-43 % taking the company outside the PSUs fold. Goverment owned power sector companies may be permitted to buy up to 10 per cent equity in the new entity created after merger. Companies such as NTPC/NHPC/PowerGrid may be the likely candidates for this investment. Need to wait till further confirmation on the same.
With PE ratio of 3.38 & PB ratio of just 0.58, this company surely seems a good bet. Cherry on the cake is the divident yield which is as high as 8.26 % even during corona times. This was even higher before pandemic.
Goverment of India remains the largest share holder with 55.99 % while general public has just 6.52 %.
Since it pays high dividend regulary, there is nothing much on price appreciation part as per above chart. This stock is well below its all time high level and will reach soon after clarity on merger. Due to strict control and pressure from Goverment to perform, PSUs are good bet now a days for sure and this can be one of your bet. What do you say ? Jai Hind.



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