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₹3,847 ▲ +1.20% Market cap: ₹13.9L Cr Sector: IT Services Index: Nifty 50
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DuPont Analysis
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Key metrics at a glance
Revenue & profit (5 years)
Return ratios (5 years)
Profit & Loss snapshot (₹ Crore)
Business quality scorecard Higher score = stronger quality metric vs sector
Valuation ratios Progress bar shows company vs sector range. Marker = sector median.
Quality & profitability ratios
Efficiency & liquidity ratios
All ratios are for educational analysis. A high or low ratio has no inherent buy/sell implication without understanding the business context.
10-year financial trends
Annual P&L (10 years, ₹ Cr)
Balance sheet highlights (₹ Cr)
DuPont Analysis — ROE decomposition
Interactive DuPont — change variables to see ROE impact
Drag sliders to understand how each component drives ROE. A company can have high ROE through: high profit margins (quality), high asset turnover (efficiency), or high leverage (risk). Understanding which driver dominates matters.
5-year DuPont component trend
DuPont comparison — peer companies
Cash flow statement (₹ Crore)
Free cash flow (FCF) trend
FCF quality metrics
Capital allocation (what did the company do with its cash?)
Capital allocation quality is a key differentiator between good and great businesses. Companies that consistently convert earnings to free cash and return it to shareholders through dividends/buybacks tend to outperform over long periods.
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All financial data shown is for educational purposes only. This tool does not constitute investment advice or SEBI-regulated advisory. Ratios and trends are educational observations — not buy/sell signals.