HDFC AMC - Long term growth opportunity

 

What is HDFC AMC?

It is an asset management company for the HDFC Mutual Fund (HDFC MF) which pools fund from the investor and invest in different asset like equity, gold etc.

Why asset management company has long term growth opportunity?

Due to very low penetrationof mutual fund in India compare to other countries, it is  likely to grow faster at 12 -14% CAGR over the next 10 years. 

If we see the pre pandemic level stock traded highest level at prices of Rs 3380. 

The ROCE (Return on capital employed) of the company is highest among the competitor and company has debt to equity ratio zero.

HDFC AMC - Long term growth opportunity

Promoter holding is 73.92% which is almost highest as per SEBI guidelines other than PSUs. Since Sep. 2018 to Mar 2021, FIIs has increases their holding.

Cash form operating activity is consistent.(Image not shown)

HDFC AMC -Shareholding pattern

Last but not least is technical chart pattern,200 days simple moving average is almost near to current price.

HDFC AMC , Technical chart


Reference:

  •            Screener.com
  •            Tradingview.com
  •             Moneycontrol.com

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    Disclaimer: I am not SEBI approved Analyst or advisor. Investor/Traders must do his/her own Study and analysis before investing


Location: India

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