PRAEDICO GLOBAL RESEARCH PVT.

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Name:- DHVANI CHAUHAN
College :- ROHIDAS PATIL INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Task 3:- Report on 1 stock each from any 10 sectors in India looking on
the parameters like dividend yield ratio, P/E ratio and ROCE ratio

Introduction:-
A stock market sector is a group of stocks that have a lot in common with each
other, usually because they are in similar industries. There are 11 different stock
market sectors, according to the most commonly used classification system: the
Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS).We categorize stocks into sectors to
make it easy to compare companies that have similar business models. Sectors
also make it easier to compare which stocks are making the most money.
11 Different sectors are as follows:-
1. Energy
2. Materials
3. Industrials
4. Utilities
5. Healthcare
6. Finance
7. Consumer Discretionary
8. Consumer Staples
9. Information technology
10.Communication services
11.Real Estate.

1.Energy Sector:-
 India's energy sector is one of the largest and fastest-growing in the world, with a
total installed capacity of over 380 GW as of September 2021. The sector is
dominated by coal, which accounts for around 60% of India's electricity
generation, followed by renewables such as solar and wind. The Indian
government has set ambitious targets to increase the share of renewables in the
country's energy mix, with a goal of achieving 450 GW of renewable energy
capacity by 2030.
Energy sector stock:-
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.51℅
P/E Ratio:- 25.27
ROCE Ratio:- 7.11%

2. Materials Sector:-
India’s material sector, also known as the metals and mining sector, is an
important contributor to the country’s economy. The sector comprises various
industries such as steel, aluminium, copper, zinc, lead, and precious metals like
gold and silver. India is one of the largest producers of steel in the world, with an
annual production capacity of over 100 million tonnes. Major steel producers in
India include Tata Steel, JSW Steel etc.
Material sector stock:-
TATA STEEL LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:-2.07%
P/E Ratio:- 7.32
ROCE Ratio:- 16.95%

3. Industrials Sector:-
The industrials sector in India comprises various industries such as engineering,
construction, infrastructure, transportation. This sector is a significant contributor
to the country's economy, providing employment opportunities and driving
economic growth. India's engineering industry is one of the largest in the world,
with a wide range of products, including automobiles, machinery, and equipment
for various sectors such as power generation, healthcare, and agriculture
Industrials sector stock:-
LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:-0.67%
P/E Ratio:- 21.32%
ROCE Ratio:- 16.10%

4.Utilities Sector:-
The utilities sector in India includes the production, transmission, and distribution
of electricity, as well as the supply and distribution of water and natural gas. The
sector is an important contributor to India’s economy and plays a crucial role in
the country’s overall development. Electricity is the largest segment within the
utilities sector in India, with a total installed capacity of over 385 GW as of
September 2021.
Utilities sector stock
POWER GRID CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:-3.46%
P/E Ratio:- 9.82
ROCE Ratio:- 16.09%

5.Healthcare Sector:-
The healthcare sector in India is one of the largest in the world, with a wide
range of medical facilities and a large pool of healthcare professionals. Despite
this, the healthcare system in India faces several challenges, including inadequate
infrastructure, unequal distribution of healthcare resources, and a shortage of
skilled healthcare professionals in certain areas.
Healthcare sector stock
DR. REDDY LABORATORIES LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.62%
P/E Ratio:- 35.42
ROCE Ratio:-21.67%

6. Finance sector:-
The finance sector in India is a rapidly growing industry that encompasses a wide
range of financial services, including banking, insurance, stock markets, mutual
funds, and other investment products. The sector has been a key driver of the
country’s economic growth, contributing to about 7% of India’s gross domestic
product (GDP) in 2020.The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the central banking
institution that regulates the financial sector in India. It supervises and controls
the banking system, manages the country’s foreign exchange reserves, and
formulates monetary policy to control inflation and promote economic growth.
Finance sector stock
HDFC BANK LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.34%
P/E Ratio:- 28.08
ROCE Ratio:-8.74%

7.Consumer Discretionary:-
Consumer discretionary is a sector of the Indian economy that includes
companies that produce goods and services that are considered non-essential,
but are purchased by consumers when they have disposable income. Some
examples of consumer discretionary products and services include apparel,
automobiles, restaurants, consumer durables, media and entertainment, and
travel and tourism. The consumer discretionary sector in India has witnessed
significant growth in recent years, driven by factors such as rising incomes,
changing consumer preferences, and increasing urbanization.
Consumer discretionary stock
HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 1.32%
P/E Ratio:- 78.49
ROCE Ratio:-122.75%

8.Consumer Staples:-
Consumer staples refer to essential everyday products that are necessary for daily
use and have a consistent demand throughout the year. In India, the consumer
staples industry is an important and growing sector, driven by a large population
and rising income levels. Here are some examples of consumer staples in India.
Food and Beverages This category includes packaged food, beverages, and staples
such as rice, wheat, pulses, and cooking oil. Companies like Nestle, Britannia,
PARLE, and ITC are major players in this sector.
CONSUMER STAPLES STOCK
NESTLE INDIA LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.85%
P/E Ratio:- 95.34
ROCE Ratio:-101.59%

9.Information Technology:-
The Information Technology (IT) sector in India is a major contributor to the
country’s economy and has been growing rapidly over the past few decades. Here
are some key points about the IT sector in India. India is a major hub for the
global IT industry, accounting for approximately 67% of the US$185-190 billion
global outsourcing market. The IT industry in India is primarily export-oriented
and has been a major contributor to the country’s GDP, employment, and foreign
exchange earnings. It is expected to continue to grow at a healthy rate in the
coming years.
Information technology stock:-
INFOSYS LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 1.44%
P/E Ratio:- 30.11
ROCE Ratio:-30.25%

10.Communication Services:-
The Communication Services sector in India comprises companies that provide
telecommunications services, internet and media services, and entertainment
services. Here are some key points about the Communication Services sector in
India. The sector is one of the fastest-growing in India and has been a key driver
of the country’s economic growth over the past decade. The major players In the
telecom sector in India include Bharti Airtel, Reliance JIO, and Vodafone Idea.
These companies provide a wide range of services, including mobile and fixed-line
telephony, broadband internet, and digital TV services.
Communication services stock
BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.34%
P/E Ratio:- 23.60
ROCE Ratio:-6.14%

11.Real Estate:-
The Real Estate sector in India comprises of construction, development, and sale
of residential and commercial properties. Here are some key points about the
Real Estate sector in India. The sector Is one of the most important sectors in
India and contributes significantly to the country’s GDP, employment, and
infrastructure development. The sector has been growing rapidly over the past
few decades due to rising urbanization, increasing demand for housing and
commercial spaces, and government policies promoting investment and
development.
Real estate sector:-
DELHI LAND AND FINANCE (DLF)
Dividend yield Ratio:- 0.71%
P/E Ratio:- 56.14
ROCE Ratio:-4.19

Conclusion:-
Experts predict that the financial sector, banking in particular will do very well.
The expectation is that the credit growth from 6% to 8% will likely hit double
digits, making banking a good sector to invest in. And industrial sector like Capital
goods recovery is slowly but surely ensuring that industrials are making their way
back up. While this starts with the public sector, the private sector is also
expected to catch up soon as the output gap gets smaller.
Financial Services in India
Financial services share in India's market capitalisation increased to 24% in FY21 from
~6% in FY01.