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Fundamentals of Investment- Company Analysis

1. Hindustan Construction Ltd

Company Profile:
Founded : 27 January 1926; 98 years ago
Founder : Walchand Hirachand
Hindustan Construction Company Limited (HCC) is an Indian multinational engineering
involved in high-value projects that span across diverse sectors such as transportation,
power, marine projects, irrigation and water supply, special buildings and industrial
plants.

Objective : To be the industry leader and a market driven engineering construction

company renowned for excellence, quality, performance and reliability in all types of
construction.

Chairman : Ajit Gulabchand

Stake : 2117294 shares (0.14%)

CEO : Arjun Dhawan

Stake : nil

Growth:
(in cr.) Mar’23 Mar’22

Revenue 9,856 10,669

Profit/Loss -36 195

Ratios:
EPS P/E ratio Debt to Return on Dividend/
equity equity share

mar’23 -01.9 -72.11 -7.41 0 0

mar’22 2.64 5.95 -2.28 -50.92 0

2. Reliance Infrastructure Ltd

Company Profile :
Founded : 1 October 1929
 The Company is engaged in the business of providing Engineering and Construction
(E&C) services for power, roads, metro rail and other infrastructure sectors. The
Company is also engaged in implementation, operation and maintenance of several
projects in defence sector and infrastructural areas through its special purpose vehicles.

Objective : To create world-class assets and infrastructure to provide the platform for
faster, consistent growth for India to become a major world economic power.
CEO : Shri Punit Garg
Stake : ₹ 321.1k (0.00038%)

Growth:
(in cr) Mar’23 Mar’22

Revenue 810 1,467

Profit/Loss -3,197 -368

Ratios:
EPS P/E ratio Debt to Return on Dividend/
equity equity share

mar’23 -112 -1.28 1.23 -35 0

mar’22 -35 -3.15 1.01 -7 0

3. Larsen & Toubro Ltd.

Company Profile:
Founded- 7 February 1946.
L&T, is an Indian multinational conglomerate, with interests in engineering, construction,
manufacturing, technology, information technology, military and financial services. It is
headquartered in Chennai.

Objective: To utilize the power of new and emerging technologies to make significant
improvements to our business - save costs, improve productivity and efficiency, and
reduce execution time.
Chairman and MD: S N Subrahmanyan (no CEO)
Stake: nil
Public and Non-promoter non-public entities are the shareholders of L&T.

Growth:
(in cr.) Mar’23 Mar’22

Revenue 183,340 156,521

Profit/Loss 12,624 10,291

Ratios:
EPS P/E ratio Debt to Return on Dividend/
equity equity share

mar’23 74.51 29.05 1.33 11.72 24

mar’22 61.71 28.64 1.5 10.52 22

4. IRB Infrastructure Ltd

Company profile: It was incorporated in 1998, with its headquarters in Mumbai,
Maharashtra, India. It is an Indian highway construction company[2] headed by Mr.
Virendra Dattatraya

Objective: “At IRB, we firmly believe that to truly enhance stakeholder value. Our
actions are aligned towards bringing value to our communities as well. We are
committed to work towards creating sustained benefits so as to promote inclusive
growth.”

CEO: Ajay Deshmukh

Stake: 5,06,39,850.00 shares (0.84%)

Growth:
(in cr.) Mar’23 Mar’22

Revenue 6,401 5,803

Profit/Loss 827 587

Ratios:
EPS P/E ratio Debt to Return on Dividend/
equity equity share

mar’23 1.19 21.13 1.25 5.38 0.20

mar’22 8.69 2.89 1.33 2.87 0

5. Man infra Ltd

Company Profile: It began as engineering contractors and have since built several
challenging landmark projects pan India across verticals like ports, infrastructure,
residential townships, commercial projects, institutions, IT projects and futuristic lifestyle
houses.
Objective: To be a leading integrated Real Estate Development company with strong in-
house execution expertise and capabilities with attention to detail and utmost customer
satisfaction and continue to grow in infrastructure space thereby enhancing
shareholder’s value.

Managing Director: Manan P. Shah

Stake: 21377245 shares (5.76%)

Growth:
(in cr.) Mar’23 Mar’22

Revenue 1,890 961

Profit/Loss 284 297

Ratios:
EPS (rs) P/E ratio Debt to Return on Dividend/
equity equity % share (rs)

mar’23 6.96 9.8 0.19 23.73 0.90

mar’22 5.83 17.2 0.65 25.17 1.26