BALMER LAWRIE INVSTS. L vs HDFC BANK LTD

A side-by-side comparison of BALMER LAWRIE INVSTS. L (BLIL) and HDFC BANK LTD (HDFCBANK) — valuation, profitability, growth, and financial health — to help you judge which is the stronger buy today.

The verdict

BALMER LAWRIE INVSTS. L and HDFC BANK LTD are evenly matched on the numbers (66, 2 tied). The breakdown below shows where each one wins.

Valuation

How expensive each stock is relative to its earnings and book value. Lower usually means cheaper.

8.71
P/E ratio
16.59
1.10
P/B ratio
2.11
0.00%
Dividend yield
2.20%
₹8.04
EPS
₹49.39

Profitability

How efficiently each company turns capital and sales into profit. Higher is better.

12.70%
Return on equity
13.80%
17.00%
Return on capital
7.04%
13.00%
EBITDA margin
0.00%
10.19%
Net margin
0.00%

Growth

Three-year compounded growth. Faster-growing businesses can justify a higher valuation.

5.32%
Revenue CAGR (3Y)
17.36%
Profit CAGR (3Y)
19.74%

Size & financial health

Scale and balance-sheet strength. Bigger revenue/profit and lower debt are generally safer.

₹1,554 Cr
Market cap
₹12.62L Cr
₹2,728 Cr
Revenue
₹0 Cr
₹278 Cr
Net profit
₹79,219 Cr
0.00
Debt / equity
0.00
BALMER LAWRIE INVSTS. L
  • + ["Stock is trading at 1.09 times its book value", "Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 45.2%"]
  • ["The company has delivered a poor sales growth of 11.8% over past five years.", "Company has a low return on equity of 13.0% over last 3 years."]
HDFC BANK LTD
  • + ["Company has delivered good profit growth of 19.0% CAGR over last 5 years", "Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 26.1%", "Company's median sales growth is 16.3% of last 10 years"]
  • ["Company has low interest coverage ratio.", "Contingent liabilities of Rs.27,80,601 Cr.", "Earnings include an other income of Rs.1,46,848 Cr."]
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This comparison is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Please consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.