LG Electronics India Ltd.
Consumer Goods · NSE
52-week range
₹1,304 – ₹1,749
From 52w high
-13.9%
RSI (14)
43.3
vs SMA 50 / 200
↓ 50 · ↓ 200
LG Electronics India (LGEINDIA) is a Consumer Goods company trading at ₹1,500, currently below its 50-DMA of ₹1,536.86 with a trailing PE of 58.27 and a forward PE of 43.60. Over the past 5 years, earnings have contracted 61.6% and revenue has declined 6.4%, while the debt-to-equity ratio stands at 6.876 — well above typical consumer goods norms.
- ✓PE of 58.27 is the lowest among the 6 ranked Consumer Goods peers (ASIANPAINT 64.4, TITAN 76.0, TRENT 87.4, DMART 96.1), placing LGEINDIA at rank 1 of 6 on this valuation metric.
- ✓Forward PE of 43.60 represents a compression of approximately 14.7 points from the trailing PE, implying analyst earnings estimates are modelling recovery relative to recent reported results.
- ✓Recent product launches covering a 2026 home appliance range with a 22-country export target reflect active portfolio activity in the current financial year.
- ✓Mean analyst rating of 1.4 across 25 analysts on a 1–5 scale (lower = more constructive) represents one of the more constructive consensus readings available for the stock.
- ✗5-year earnings decline of 61.6% and revenue contraction of 6.4% represent sustained deterioration in core business performance over a multi-year period.
- ✗Debt-to-equity of 6.876 is significantly elevated relative to the consumer goods sector; with earnings declining sharply, debt coverage metrics warrant close examination.
- ✗Composite quality score of 12 ranks LGEINDIA last (6 of 6) among its Consumer Goods peers, which include ASIANPAINT (23), ETERNAL (41), TITAN (34), TRENT (49), and DMART (37).
- ✗Price history of only 141 bars prevents calculation of the 200-DMA and limits assessment of the long-term price trend; ROE, FCF, and debt-trend persistence metrics are all unavailable.
- ·LG Electronics India launched its 2026 home appliance range in May 2026, emphasising local manufacturing and targeting exports to 22 countries — a stated strategic pivot toward both domestic and international scale.
- ·The stock has declined 1.15% over the past 3 months and sits 14.24% below its 52-week high, with the RSI at 42.56 (neutral territory) and support levels at ₹1,392, ₹1,325.50, and ₹1,304.10.
- ·Despite net-positive news flow (3 positive, 0 negative of 4 recent articles), the price has not responded to the product-cycle narrative, a divergence also reflected in the gap between sell-side sentiment and the 5-year earnings trajectory.
- ?Does the 5-year earnings decline of 61.6% reflect a structural challenge in the consumer durables market, or a company-specific factor such as pricing pressure, cost structure, or product mix — and has anything changed in the most recent annual report?
- ?How does a debt-to-equity of 6.876 interact with the current earnings trajectory: what is the interest coverage ratio, and how has it trended over the past 3 years?
- ?The forward PE of 43.60 implies a meaningful earnings recovery — what are the analyst assumptions driving that estimate, and how have those estimates moved over the past 12 months?
- ?Given that LGEINDIA ranks last on quality score among Consumer Goods peers, what specific operational or financial improvements would need to occur for that ranking to shift — and are there leading indicators of that already visible in segment-level disclosures?
PE
58.3
Forward PE
43.6
ROE
—
Profit margin
+7.3%
D/E
6.88
Dividend yield
—
Quality score
12/100
ROE 5y above 15%
—/5 yrs
FCF 5y positive
—/5 yrs
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