Solar Industries India Ltd.

NSE: SOLARINDS
NIFTY100
Analyst consensus:Strongly constructive· 12 analysts
₹17,864.00+5.9%1Y
Last updated 03:02:48 IST· Public market feed (~15 min delay during market hours)

Solar Industries India Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Solar Industries India (SOLARINDS) is a Chemicals-sector explosives and defence-products manufacturer trading at ₹18,203, up 32.34% over 3 months and 14.62% over the past year, within 3.56% of its 52-week high. The company reported ROE of 31.33% — highest among its 6 tracked sector peers — alongside 5-year revenue CAGR of 40.9% and earnings CAGR of 70%, but carries a debt-to-equity ratio of 23.271 on a rising debt trend. Trailing PE of 97.8x compares to a sector peer range of 26.9x–60.7x, with forward PE of 54.6x indicating the market has priced in substantial earnings growth.

P/E

97.8

Forward P/E

54.6

ROE

+31.3%

Debt / Equity

23.27

Profit Margin

+17.1%

Div. Yield

+0.1%

5Y ROE > 15%

4/5

5Y FCF > 0

3/5

Quality

69/100

Recent context

  • ·On 29 May 2026 the company disclosed a defence export order worth ₹10,760 million (₹1,076 crore), representing incremental revenue visibility in its defence segment; the stock was reported moving higher on the day of the announcement.
  • ·A May 2026 broker note cited by simplywall.st reported major increases to consensus earnings forecasts following FY26 results; the analyst rating across 12 analysts stands at 1.25 on a 1–5 scale (lower = more constructive).
  • ·FY26 results described in May coverage showed strong revenue and profit growth, a dividend increase, and a major acquisition; no negative news items appeared across the 8 tracked headlines.

Strengths

  • +ROE of 31.33% ranks 1st of 6 tracked Chemicals sector peers; nearest peer (PIDILITIND) is at 23.52%, with the remaining four below 16%.
  • +5-year revenue growth of 40.9% CAGR and 5-year earnings growth of 70% CAGR reflect a multi-year expansion trajectory uncommon in the broader Chemicals peer group.
  • +Stock is above both the 50-DMA (₹15,416) and 200-DMA (₹14,068), with current price representing a 18.1% premium over the 50-DMA and a 29.4% premium over the 200-DMA.
  • +Quality score of 61 ranks 2nd of 6 in the sector peer group, above SRF (41), UPL (44), PIIND (23), and COROMANDEL (30), with only PIDILITIND (66) higher.

Weaknesses

  • D/E of 23.271 is on a rising trend and represents a structural outlier relative to all 5 sector peers; no peer in the tracked group approaches this leverage level, raising questions about debt serviceability in a demand downturn.
  • Trailing PE of 97.8x is the highest of the 6-peer group (range 26.9x–60.7x); the forward PE of 54.6x implies the consensus expects a material earnings step-up, and FCF has been positive in only 3 of tracked years, providing limited buffer if that trajectory is not met.
  • Support levels are clustered between ₹12,000 and ₹12,852 — a gap of 29–34% below the current price of ₹18,203 — with no resistance levels identified above, creating an asymmetric distance between current price and nearest established floor.
  • Dividend yield of 0.06% is negligible; the company reinvests rather than distributes, which concentrates investor returns entirely on price appreciation and earnings growth realisation.

Open questions

  • ?Does the D/E of 23.271 reflect the capital structure of the explosives/defence manufacturing business specifically, or a recent acquisition-driven step-up — and what is management's stated path for deleveraging?
  • ?The forward PE of 54.6x implies a significant earnings acceleration from the current 97.8x trailing multiple: what specific revenue and margin assumptions underpin that compression, and how sensitive is the valuation to a one-year delay in defence order execution?
  • ?ROE of 31.33% is the highest in the peer group despite the elevated D/E; to what extent is ROE amplified by financial leverage rather than operating efficiency, and what does ROCE (return on capital employed) show in comparison?
  • ?The 5-year earnings CAGR of 70% has been supported by rapid order inflows; how much of the order book is concentrated in a small number of government/defence customers, and what does contract renewal or procurement cycle risk look like?

Peer comparison: Chemicals

Ranks 2 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
SOLARINDSSolar Industries India Ltd.You're viewing97.8+31.3%61
Industry avgacross 5 peers38.2+14.2%41
PIDILITINDPidilite Industries Ltd.60.7+23.5%66
UPLUPL Ltd.28.9+5.6%44
SRFSRF Ltd.43.5+13.8%41
COROMANDELCoromandel International Ltd.27.0+15.6%30
PIINDPI Industries Ltd.31.0+12.3%23

Technical state

Current price

₹18,203.00

SMA 50

₹15,416.36

SMA 200

₹14,068.31

RSI (14)

68.2 (neutral)

From 52w high

-3.6%

1Y return

+14.6%

3M return

+32.3%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Above

Algorithmic support levels

₹12,852.00
₹12,350.00
₹12,000.00

Risk flags

  • high
    Debt-to-equity of 23.271 is exceptionally high for a non-bank Chemicals/explosives manufacturer, and the debt trend is flagged as rising. No sector peer reported approaches this level; Chemicals sector medians typically sit below 1.0, making this a structural outlier requiring explanation.
  • medium
    Trailing PE of 97.8x is the highest among the 6 tracked sector peers (peer range: 26.9x–60.7x). Forward PE compresses to 54.6x, implying the current price reflects material earnings acceleration ahead. FCF has been positive in only 3 of the tracked years, providing limited margin of safety if growth disappoints.
  • medium
    RSI stands at 68.19 and the stock is 32.34% higher over 3 months, trading within 3.56% of its 52-week high at ₹18,203. The nearest support level identified is ₹12,852 — approximately 29% below current price — indicating a wide gap to any established floor if price retraces.
  • low
    1-year price-change data is unavailable for all 5 sector peers (PIDILITIND, COROMANDEL, PIIND, SRF, UPL), making it impossible to benchmark whether SOLARINDS's 14.62% 12-month gain represents sector-wide movement or stock-specific performance.

Cross-section contradictions

  • ROE of 31.33% ranks first among 6 sector peers and FCF has been positive in 3 of tracked years — indicators of capital efficiency — yet D/E of 23.271 is rising, suggesting operations are increasingly funded by debt despite strong reported internal returns.
  • News sentiment is uniformly constructive (6 positive, 0 negative across 8 articles), recent headlines cite a ₹1,076 crore export defence order and major broker earnings upgrades, yet the trailing PE of 97.8x already embeds a steep premium, and the degree to which these catalysts are reflected in price cannot be determined from sentiment data alone.

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