Trent Ltd.

NSE: TRENT
NIFTY50
Analyst consensus:Constructive· 25 analysts
₹3,247.00-44.9%1Y
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Trent Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Trent Limited (NSE: TRENT), a Tata Group-backed retail franchise operating Westside, Zudio, and Star Bazaar formats, trades at ₹3,205.80 as of June 2026 — 48.72% below its 52-week high and below the 200-DMA (₹3,484.84), even after a 38.31% 3-month recovery that followed a 1:2 bonus allotment completed in June 2026. The company has delivered 5-year revenue growth of 19.2% and earnings CAGR of 25.8%, with ROE of 27.1% and a near-perfect consistency score of 98, though the trailing PE of 98.9x is the highest among its Consumer Goods peer set.

P/E

98.9

Forward P/E

63.8

ROE

+27.1%

Debt / Equity

36.03

Profit Margin

+8.6%

Div. Yield

+0.1%

5Y ROE > 15%

4/5

5Y FCF > 0

4/5

Quality

65/100

Recent context

  • ·A 1:2 bonus share allotment was completed in early June 2026, with the stock adjusting down approximately 33% on the ex-bonus date; HSBC maintained a constructive stance post-adjustment (Moneycontrol, June 2026).
  • ·FY26 earnings results were accompanied by both a bonus issue and a dividend announcement; Trent chairman Noel Tata publicly stated the company is in an early phase of growth targeting 10x revenue (Business Standard, May 2026).
  • ·Analyst mean rating stands at 1.92 across 25 analysts (1–5 scale, lower = more constructive); the 8-article news corpus over the recent period contains 0 negative and 1 positive headline, with 7 neutral items.

Strengths

  • +5-year earnings CAGR of 25.8% and revenue CAGR of 19.2%, with ROE above 15% in 4 of available years and a consistency score of 98 — among the strongest multi-year fundamental records in its peer group.
  • +Free cash flow positive in 4 of available years, and debt trend classified as falling, suggesting improving capital efficiency even as the store network expands rapidly.
  • +ROE of 27.1% ranks 2nd of 6 in the Consumer Goods peer set, behind TITAN (37.1%) and above ASIANPAINT (20.9%), INDHOTEL (16.4%), DMART (12.9%), and ETERNAL (1.2%).
  • +Management has articulated a 10x revenue target from the current base (Business Standard, May 2026), and a completed 1:2 bonus issue signals balance-sheet confidence; total news sentiment across 8 articles is neutral with 0 negative headlines.

Weaknesses

  • Stock is 42.94% lower over 12 months and 48.72% below the 52-week high, with price sitting below the 200-DMA (₹3,484.84) despite a sharp 3-month recovery — indicating sustained multi-month price weakness beyond the bonus-issue adjustment.
  • Trailing PE of 98.9x is the highest among the 6 Consumer Goods peers (TITAN 77.4x, DMART 94.6x, ASIANPAINT 60.7x, INDHOTEL 49.3x), embedding elevated growth expectations with limited buffer for earnings deceleration.
  • Reported debt-to-equity of 36.0, while largely driven by Ind AS 116 lease capitalisation, is structurally high for a consumer retail business and warrants monitoring of absolute leverage and interest-coverage trends given ongoing store expansion.
  • RSI of 75.26 places TRENT in overbought territory following the 3-month recovery, a technical condition that has historically preceded consolidation or reversal in price-sensitive market environments.

Open questions

  • ?How much of the 25.8% 5-year earnings CAGR is attributable to margin expansion versus volume-driven same-store growth — and which of these levers has more runway as the store network matures?
  • ?The debt-to-equity of 36.0 is predominantly lease-driven under Ind AS 116: at the current pace of store additions, what does the trajectory of lease liabilities and rent coverage look like over the next 3–5 years?
  • ?TRENT carries the highest trailing PE in the peer set at 98.9x while ranking 3rd on quality score (49 vs. INDHOTEL 60, ASIANPAINT 58) — what specific attributes of Zudio and Westside economics justify the premium over faster-growing but differently-structured peers?
  • ?The stock is 48.72% below its 52-week high even after the 3-month recovery: to what extent does the current price reflect post-bonus price discovery versus a sustained compression in the earnings multiple investors are willing to assign?

Peer comparison: Consumer Goods

Ranks 3 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
TRENTTrent Ltd.You're viewing98.9+27.1%49
Industry avgacross 5 peers70.5+17.7%46
INDHOTELIndian Hotels Co. Ltd.49.3+16.4%60
ASIANPAINTAsian Paints Ltd.60.7+20.9%58
ETERNALEternal Ltd.+1.2%41
DMARTAvenue Supermarts Ltd.94.6+12.9%37
TITANTitan Company Ltd.77.4+37.1%34

Technical state

Current price

₹3,205.80

SMA 50

₹2,806.49

SMA 200

₹3,484.84

RSI (14)

75.3 (overbought)

From 52w high

-48.7%

1Y return

-42.9%

3M return

+38.3%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Below

Algorithmic support levels

₹2,707.47
₹2,699.61
₹2,676.05

Risk flags

  • high
    Price is down 42.94% over 12 months and 48.72% from the 52-week high, with the stock trading below its 200-DMA (₹3,484.84) at ₹3,205.80. A 1:2 bonus issue went ex-date in early June 2026, mechanically accounting for approximately 33 percentage points of the 12-month decline; the remaining price weakness and sustained position below the 200-DMA reflect a meaningful re-rating beyond the corporate action adjustment.
  • medium
    Trailing PE of 98.9x is the highest in the 6-stock Consumer Goods peer set (TITAN 77.4x, DMART 94.6x, ASIANPAINT 60.7x, INDHOTEL 49.3x), embedding substantial earnings-growth expectations. Forward PE of 63.8x still requires continued revenue and profitability delivery to sustain the current multiple.
  • medium
    Reported debt-to-equity of 36.0 is structurally elevated for a consumer retail business, largely reflecting lease liabilities capitalised under Ind AS 116. RSI of 75.26 is in overbought territory following the 38.31% 3-month price recovery, a combination that may indicate short-term price tension.
  • low
    Quality score of 49 ranks TRENT 3rd of 6 peers despite carrying the highest trailing PE in the group. INDHOTEL (60) and ASIANPAINT (58) score higher on quality while trading at significantly lower multiples, indicating a valuation premium relative to measured quality standing.

Cross-section contradictions

  • Fundamental persistence is strong — ROE of 27.1%, 4 of available years above 15%, a 5-year earnings CAGR of 25.8%, and a consistency score of 98 — yet the stock has declined 42.94% over 12 months. Even after accounting for the ~33-percentage-point mechanical adjustment from the 1:2 bonus issue, the stock remains below its 200-DMA, indicating a price re-rating that outpaces the corporate action effect.
  • Analyst mean rating of 1.92 across 25 analysts (1–5 scale, lower = more constructive) reflects a relatively constructive consensus, yet the stock trades 48.72% below its 52-week high and below the 200-DMA. The 38.31% 3-month recovery partially narrows this gap but the divergence between analyst positioning and multi-month price behaviour is notable.

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

AI synthesis (narrative, snapshot, strengths/weaknesses, peer ranking): generated 22 Jun 2026 · rotates through NIFTY 500 every ~5 days