Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd

Cons. Finvest has demonstrated significant growth from 2016 to 2021, with net sales increasing to 21.87 crore and a consolidated net profit of 425.21 crore in March 2021, recovering from previous losses. Despite negative cash flow from operations, the company shows a strong upward trend in profitability and revenue generation.

As of 13-Oct, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is Rs 180.48, down 4.5%, and has underperformed its sector and the Sensex significantly. The stock has consistently declined over the past eight weeks, showing a total return of -100%, with reduced investor participation and trading below key moving averages.

As of 19-Sep, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is Rs 190.00, down 2.07% and has seen a total return of -100% over the past eight weeks. The stock's poor performance, weak investor sentiment, and minimal mutual fund interest indicate ongoing challenges for the company.

As of 29-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd is priced at 183.99, having fallen for eight consecutive weeks with a -100% return during this period. Despite a 65.8% profit increase over the past year, the stock has declined by -17.58%, reflecting negative investor sentiment and underperformance compared to the Sensex.

As of 28-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd is priced at 183.68, having declined 4.98% over the last three days and 100% over eight weeks. The stock has underperformed the Sensex significantly, with low investor participation and weak long-term fundamentals contributing to its downward trend.

As of 26-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is declining at 183.41, down 1.66%, with a total return of -100% over the past eight weeks. Despite increased investor participation, the stock's bearish trend and weak fundamentals contribute to ongoing investor hesitance.

As of 25-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is 186.50, down 2.5%, and has underperformed its sector. It has declined consistently over eight weeks, with a year-to-date drop of 11.36%, contrasting with the Sensex's gains.

As of 21-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd is priced at 188.02, having increased by 0.98%. Despite this gain, the stock has been on a downward trend for eight weeks and six months, trading below all moving averages, indicating a bearish outlook, although there has been a slight uptick in investor participation.

As of 20-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd is priced at 186.20, having fallen consistently for eight weeks and generating a -18.01% return over the past year. The stock's performance is significantly weaker than the benchmark Sensex, indicating bearish sentiment and concerns about the company's long-term viability.

As of 19-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is Rs 184.86, down 1.3%, with a total decline of 4.6% over the last three days and 14.05% over the past year, despite profit growth. Weak fundamentals and declining investor interest contribute to its underperformance compared to the broader market.

As of 18-Aug, Consolidated Finvest & Holdings Ltd's stock price is declining at 187.29, down 0.34%, with a total return of -100% over the past eight weeks. Weak short-term performance, low investor interest, and poor long-term fundamentals are driving this downward trend.

As of August 14, 2025, Cons. Finvest is considered an attractive investment due to its undervalued metrics, including a PE ratio of 6.21 and a PEG ratio of 0.09, despite a year-to-date stock price decline of -10.69%.

Consolidated Finvest & Holdings, a microcap NBFC, reported a flat financial performance for the quarter ending June 2025, with a notable decline in its financial score. Despite a significant increase in net sales and a record dividend per share, the company faces challenges with a substantial drop in profit after tax and earnings per share.

As of August 14, 2025, Cons. Finvest's valuation grade is attractive, with notable financial ratios indicating undervaluation compared to peers, despite a year-to-date decline of 10.69%, while maintaining a strong long-term outlook with a 596% return over the last five years.

As of August 14, 2025, Cons. Finvest is considered an attractive investment opportunity in the NBFC sector, with key financial metrics indicating it is undervalued compared to its peers, despite a year-to-date return of -10.69% against the Sensex's 4.17%.

As of August 14, 2025, Cons. Finvest is considered attractive and undervalued with a PE ratio of 6.14, significantly lower than its peers, and despite recent underperformance, it has shown a remarkable long-term gain of 596% over five years, indicating potential for recovery and growth.

Cons. Finvest has shown significant growth in net sales and profitability from 2016 to 2021, with net profit rising to 425.21 crore in March 2021 from losses in previous years, despite facing challenges in cash flow management. Total assets also increased during this period, reflecting a strong recovery in financial performance.