Shree Cement Ltd.

NSE: SHREECEM
NIFTY100
Analyst consensus:Constructive· 41 analysts
₹26,070.00-9.3%1Y
Last updated 03:52:35 IST· Public market feed (~15 min delay during market hours)

Shree Cement Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Shree Cement trades at ₹25,060, carrying a trailing PE of 51.9 — the highest among its 6-peer cement group — against 5-year earnings growth of 3.4% CAGR and revenue growth of 5.2% CAGR. The price is 6.9% below the 200-day SMA of ₹26,906, and has declined 18.64% over the past 12 months from a 52-week peak, with RSI at 52 in neutral territory. The quality score of 39 ranks first among cement peers (range 25–32), while the debt-to-equity of 38.1 and a profit margin of 14.5% reflect the capital-intensive nature of the sector.

P/E

51.9

Forward P/E

35.4

ROE

Debt / Equity

38.15

Profit Margin

+14.5%

Div. Yield

+0.6%

5Y ROE > 15%

0/5

5Y FCF > 0

3/5

Quality

55/100

Recent context

  • ·Q4 FY26 results (May 2026): PAT of ₹532 crore beat street estimates and sales grew 8% year-on-year, representing the most material recent fundamental data point for the stock.
  • ·A board-level senior appointment was reported in late May 2026 (AD HOC News), with commentary around valuation focus — the nature and implications of the appointment are not detailed in available headlines.
  • ·Mean analyst rating of 2.49 across 41 analysts (1–5 scale, lower = more constructive) represents the breadth of sell-side coverage; the forward PE of 35.4 vs trailing PE of 51.9 implies consensus earnings growth expectations are embedded in current coverage.

Strengths

  • +Highest quality score (39) among 6 cement peers (GRASIM 25, ULTRACEMCO 31, AMBUJACEM 32, ACC 32, DALBHARAT 27), suggesting above-peer operational and financial discipline within the sector.
  • +FCF was positive in 3 of available tracked years, and the debt trend is reported as falling — indicating some improvement in balance sheet leverage direction despite the capital-intensive business model.
  • +Q4 FY26 PAT of ₹532 crore beat street estimates on a reported basis (Zee Business, May 2026), with sales growth of 8% in the quarter — the most recent quarterly data point exceeded consensus expectations.
  • +Forward PE of 35.4 represents a 32% compression from the trailing PE of 51.9, reflecting analyst earnings growth expectations embedded in consensus estimates over the next 12 months.

Weaknesses

  • Trailing PE of 51.9 is the highest in the 6-peer cement group, a 28% premium to the next-highest peer (Grasim at 42.5) and 4.3x the lowest (ACC at 12.0), while 5-year earnings CAGR of 3.4% is below sector median levels.
  • ROE data is unavailable for the reported period; the persistence tracker shows 0 years with ROE above 15%, and reporting peers show ROE ranging 6.3%–10.9% — no evidence of above-sector capital efficiency to support the valuation gap.
  • Price has declined 18.64% over 12 months and 6.72% over 3 months; the stock sits 6.9% below its 200-day SMA (₹26,906) with a 52-week drawdown of 22.65% from the annual high.
  • Quality score of 39 and consistency score of 41 are sector-leading but remain below levels typically associated with businesses generating sustained double-digit ROE or wide-moat economics; the scores reflect relative, not absolute, quality.

Open questions

  • ?Does the 51.9x trailing PE relative to 3.4% five-year earnings CAGR reflect a structural moat in SHREECEM's regional pricing power, or does the premium rely on an acceleration in earnings that has not yet materialised in the historical data?
  • ?The debt-to-equity of 38.1 with a falling debt trend — at what pace is leverage declining, and how does the current D/E compare to the company's own five-year range?
  • ?With ROE data unavailable and all reporting peers showing ROE below 11%, what return-on-capital metrics (ROCE, asset turnover) would clarify whether Shree Cement's capital allocation is differentiated within its peer group?
  • ?The 52-week drawdown of 22.65% coincides with a Q4 PAT beat — what sector-level or macro factors (cement demand cycle, input cost trajectory, capacity utilisation) would explain the divergence between earnings performance and price trend?

Peer comparison: Cement

Ranks 1 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
SHREECEMShree Cement Ltd.You're viewing51.939
Industry avgacross 5 peers29.3+8.5%29
AMBUJACEMAmbuja Cements Ltd.22.9+8.3%32
ACCACC Ltd.12.0+10.9%32
ULTRACEMCOUltraTech Cement Ltd.40.4+10.6%31
DALBHARATDalmia Bharat Ltd.28.7+6.5%27
GRASIMGrasim Industries Ltd.42.5+6.3%25

Technical state

Current price

₹25,060.00

SMA 50

₹24,540.70

SMA 200

₹26,906.00

RSI (14)

52.3 (neutral)

From 52w high

-22.6%

1Y return

-18.6%

3M return

-6.7%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Below

Algorithmic support levels

₹23,990.00
₹23,800.00
₹22,855.00

Algorithmic resistance levels

₹25,890.00
₹25,990.00
₹27,150.00

Risk flags

  • medium
    Trailing PE of 51.9 is the highest among 6 cement peers (UltraTech: 40.4, Grasim: 42.5, Dalmia Bharat: 28.7, Ambuja: 22.9, ACC: 12.0), while 5-year earnings CAGR is only 3.4% and 5-year revenue CAGR is 5.2%, resulting in a significant valuation premium over peers with comparable or stronger growth profiles.
  • medium
    ROE data is unavailable for the reported period and the persistence tracker shows 0 years with ROE above 15%; all five reporting peers show ROE in the 6.3%–10.9% range, indicating structurally thin capital returns across the sector with no differentiated SHREECEM data available.
  • medium
    Current price of ₹25,060 is 6.9% below the 200-day SMA of ₹26,906, with a 52-week drawdown of 22.65% and 12-month price change of -18.64%; the stock has remained below its 200-DMA, with nearest resistance at ₹25,890–₹25,990.
  • low
    News sample is exactly 3 articles — the minimum threshold for sentiment inference; source diversity is limited and no material negative catalysts are visible, but the small sample makes the neutral sentiment reading unreliable.
  • low
    Peer priceChange1Y data is null for all 5 cement peers, making relative 12-month price performance comparison unavailable; sector-relative momentum ranking cannot be established.

Cross-section contradictions

  • SHREECEM carries the highest quality score among 6 cement peers (39 vs peer range 25–32) and the highest PE (51.9 vs sector range 12.0–42.5), yet the stock is down 18.64% over 12 months — the valuation premium embedded over peers has not translated into relative price resilience over this period.
  • News sentiment reads neutral-to-positive (1 positive, 2 neutral, 0 negative) including a Q4 PAT beat reported in May 2026, while the stock is down 18.64% over 12 months and 6.72% over 3 months — recent earnings news has not arrested the price trend.

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Fundamentals & technicals: refreshed 25 Jun 2026 · refreshed daily at 01:00 IST

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