HDFCAMC
NIFTY100

HDFC Asset Management Company Ltd.

Banking · NSE

₹2,854.00
1Y+34.0%
P/E42.8
Fwd P/E32.4
ROE+32.9%
Margin+61.8%
D/E
Div Yld+1.6%
Quality Score66/100
Analyst consensus:Strongly constructive· 26 analysts

52-week range

₹2,049₹2,967

From 52w high

-3.8%

RSI (14)

64.9

vs SMA 50 / 200

50 · 200

HDFC Asset Management Company (HDFCAMC) is India’s second-largest mutual fund manager by AUM, trading at Rs 2,854 as of May 2026, up 34% over the prior 12 months and currently above both its 50-DMA (Rs 2,579) and 200-DMA (Rs 2,695). The trailing PE of 42.8 compresses to a forward PE of 32.4, while ROE of 32.9% and a 61.8% profit margin reflect the capital-light nature of the fee-based AMC model. Five-year earnings growth is -2.8% despite positive revenue growth, with Q4 FY26 net profit down 2.47% YoY.

Pros
  • ROE of 32.9% ranks 1st among the 6 Banking-sector peers listed (next highest: Bajaj Finance at 17.9%), sustained across 4 of the last available years above the 15% threshold.
  • Profit margin of 61.8% reflects the fee-income structure of an asset-management business, where incremental AUM growth does not require proportional capital deployment.
  • FCF positive in 4 of the last available years, with a persistence consistency score of 88 out of 100 — indicating low earnings volatility relative to peers.
  • Price up 34% over 12 months, trading 10.6% above the 200-DMA (Rs 2,695) and only 3.8% below the 52-week high, with RSI at 64.9 (neutral zone, below overbought threshold of 70).
Cons
  • 5-year earnings CAGR of -2.8% against 3.7% revenue CAGR indicates that profit margins have compressed over the medium term, with Q4 FY26 consolidated net profit declining 2.47% YoY to Rs 623 crore.
  • Quality composite score of 37 ranks 4th of 6 sector peers, trailing banks (Axis Bank 50, HDFC Bank 47) and Bajaj Finance (51) on the composite metric — suggesting non-ROE quality dimensions are weaker.
  • Trailing PE of 42.8 is the highest among non-insurance Banking-sector peers (Bajaj Finance 31.3, Bajaj Finserv 30.3, HDFC Bank 17.4, Axis Bank 15.0), representing a significant valuation premium that leaves limited room for multiple expansion if earnings growth does not accelerate.
  • Debt-to-equity data is unavailable, preventing balance-sheet leverage assessment; the null value limits full due-diligence on capital structure.
Recent context
  • ·Q4 FY26 results (April 2026): consolidated net profit of Rs 623 crore, down 2.47% YoY, while the company declared a final dividend of Rs 54 per share — the dividend and the profit decline appeared in the same reporting event, generating both positive and negative coverage simultaneously.
  • ·Full-year FY26 profit reported as up 16% by Dalal Street Investment Journal, contrasting with the Q4 quarterly decline — the divergence reflects the difference between full-year cumulative performance and the most recent quarter’s result.
  • ·Analyst coverage spans 26 analysts with a mean rating of 1.46 on a 1–5 scale (lower = more constructive); one nearest resistance level sits at Rs 2,901.5, approximately 1.7% above the current price of Rs 2,854.
Questions to ask yourself
  • ?Does the 5-year earnings CAGR of -2.8% reflect structural margin pressure from fee-rate compression industry-wide, or is it specific to HDFCAMC’s cost base and product mix?
  • ?How much of the 34% 12-month price appreciation is attributable to AUM growth (equity market rally effect on fee income) versus operational improvements, and what happens to earnings if equity markets correct materially?
  • ?Given the forward PE of 32.4 versus the trailing PE of 42.8, what earnings growth rate is implied, and is the historical 5-year track record consistent with that implied growth?
  • ?How does HDFCAMC’s market-share trajectory within the Indian MF industry compare to peers such as SBI MF and ICICI Prudential AMC, and does market-share trend predict future fee-income growth independent of overall AUM growth?

PE

42.8

Forward PE

32.4

ROE

+32.9%

Profit margin

+61.8%

D/E

Dividend yield

+1.6%

Quality score

37/100

ROE 5y above 15%

4/5 yrs

FCF 5y positive

4/5 yrs

Analyst consensus1.46 · 26 analysts(1–5 scale, lower = more constructive)

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