Anupam Rasayan India Ltd.

NSE: ANURAS
NIFTY500
Analyst consensus:Cautious· 7 analysts
₹1,281.10+13.1%1Y
Last updated 03:00:21 IST· Public market feed (~15 min delay during market hours)

Anupam Rasayan India Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Anuras Industries (Chemicals) trades at ₹1,376, up 53.4% over 12 months, with a trailing PE of 89.2 and forward PE of 62.7 — the most expensive valuation in its 6-stock sector peer group. The company has delivered 5-year revenue CAGR of 31.3% and earnings CAGR of 67.7%, but carries a debt-to-equity of 37.5 (rising trend) with FCF positive in only 1 of the available historical years.

P/E

89.2

Forward P/E

62.7

ROE

Debt / Equity

37.51

Profit Margin

+7.7%

Div. Yield

+0.1%

5Y ROE > 15%

0/5

5Y FCF > 0

1/5

Quality

37/100

Recent context

  • ·No news articles were collected for this run (0 of 0), so there is no current information on contracts, management commentary, regulatory developments, or sector-level catalysts specific to ANURAS.
  • ·Nearest technical resistance levels are ₹1,384, ₹1,407, and ₹1,415; the stock is currently at ₹1,376, approximately 0.6% below the closest resistance zone.
  • ·Analyst coverage includes 7 analysts but no consensus rating is available in this dataset, limiting visibility into institutional sentiment.

Strengths

  • +5-year revenue CAGR of 31.3% and earnings CAGR of 67.7% are the highest growth rates visible in the Chemicals peer dataset, outpacing PIDILITIND, SOLARINDS, COROMANDEL, PI Industries, and SRF.
  • +Price is 13.2% above its 200-DMA (₹1,214) and 6.6% above its 50-DMA (₹1,291), with a 52-week drawdown of only -2.76% — technically, the stock has held close to its annual high.
  • +RSI of 65.2 is in the upper-neutral zone, indicating momentum without the extreme readings (>75) associated with near-term technical exhaustion.
  • +Forward PE of 62.7 versus trailing PE of 89.2 implies market expectations of approximately 42% near-term earnings growth, consistent with the historical earnings CAGR trajectory.

Weaknesses

  • D/E of 37.5 is by far the highest leverage ratio in the peer group and the debt trend is rising — a sustained deterioration in operating conditions could compress interest coverage and challenge debt servicing.
  • FCF was positive in only 1 of the available historical years; without consistent free cash generation, the company is reliant on external financing to fund growth, amplifying balance-sheet risk.
  • ROE has never exceeded 15% in the available data (0 years above threshold) and the overall consistency score is 4, indicating that high earnings growth has not produced durable returns on equity capital.
  • At a trailing PE of 89.2 — highest among 6 peers — the valuation premium leaves little margin for earnings disappointment; a single-quarter miss or guidance revision could produce a sharp PE derating.

Open questions

  • ?Does the 67.7% five-year earnings CAGR reflect a structural improvement in ANURAS's business model, or is it primarily driven by a favourable raw-material and end-market cycle that may not persist?
  • ?Given D/E of 37.5 with a rising trend and FCF positive in only 1 year, how does the company plan to service and reduce debt if revenue growth normalises to sector-median levels?
  • ?What explains the gap between high earnings growth and persistently low ROE — is it capital-intensive capacity expansion, accounting treatment, or a structural margin limitation in the product mix?
  • ?At a trailing PE of 89.2 versus the sector-median PE of approximately 43 (based on peers), what earnings growth rate is required over the next 3–5 years to justify the current multiple, and what is the historical hit-rate for sustaining that pace?

Peer comparison: Chemicals

Ranks 3 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
ANURASAnupam Rasayan India Ltd.You're viewing89.247
Industry avgacross 5 peers51.8+21.1%45
PIDILITINDPidilite Industries Ltd.61.2+23.5%66
SOLARINDSSolar Industries India Ltd.93.6+31.3%61
SRFSRF Ltd.43.5+13.8%41
COROMANDELCoromandel International Ltd.28.2+15.6%30
PIINDPI Industries Ltd.32.625

Technical state

Current price

₹1,376.00

SMA 50

₹1,290.90

SMA 200

₹1,214.14

RSI (14)

65.2 (neutral)

From 52w high

-2.8%

1Y return

+53.4%

3M return

+4.9%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Above

Algorithmic support levels

₹1,303.30
₹1,285.00
₹1,281.70

Algorithmic resistance levels

₹1,384.00
₹1,407.00
₹1,415.00

Risk flags

  • high
    Debt-to-equity of 37.5 is the highest leverage reading among Chemicals sector peers in this dataset; the debt trend is classified as rising, and FCF was positive in only 1 of the available historical years — a combination that raises solvency concerns if revenue growth decelerates.
  • high
    ROE data is null and 0 of the available years show ROE above 15%; the consistency score is 4, indicating that the 5-year earnings CAGR of 67.7% and revenue CAGR of 31.3% have not translated into measurable capital efficiency or positive free cash flow at scale.
  • medium
    Trailing PE of 89.2 is the highest among the 6 ranked sector peers (ranked 5th of 6 on PE, i.e. most expensive); profit margin stands at 7.72% with no ROE benchmark available, so the valuation premium rests entirely on continued high-growth execution.
  • medium
    Quality score of 47 ranks 3rd of 6 in the Chemicals peer group; PIDILITIND scores 66 and SOLARINDS 61, placing ANURAS in the lower-middle tier on composite quality relative to sector.
  • low
    Zero news articles were retrieved for this run (total=0); no company-specific sentiment, management commentary, or event risk can be assessed from current data.

Cross-section contradictions

  • 5-year revenue CAGR of 31.3% and earnings CAGR of 67.7% are among the stronger growth metrics in the peer set, yet FCF was positive in only 1 available year and ROE has never exceeded 15% — high reported earnings growth has not produced commensurate capital returns or cash conversion.
  • Stock is up 53.4% over 12 months, trades 13.2% above its 200-DMA (₹1,214), and sits just 2.8% below the 52-week high — strong price momentum — while D/E of 37.5 with a rising debt trend represents a materially stressed balance sheet.

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