John Cockerill India Ltd

On 01-Dec, John Cockerill India Ltd’s stock price fell by 2.68% to ₹4,981.10, marking a continuation of a three-day losing streak that has seen the share decline by 3.86%. This short-term weakness contrasts with the company’s robust financial performance and impressive long-term returns.

John Cockerill's historical performance has shown a significant decline in key financial metrics, with net sales dropping from 483.70 Cr in March 2023 to 388.73 Cr in December 2024, resulting in negative operating profit and cash flow. Overall, profitability and cash flow have decreased, reflecting a downward trend in financial health.

As of 12-Nov, John Cockerill India Ltd's stock price is at 5,326.40, down 0.75% and experiencing a six-day decline totaling 5.16%. Despite strong year-to-date returns, recent performance is affected by low investor participation and high valuation concerns, contrasting with the benchmark Sensex's gains.

As of November 6, 2025, John Cockerill is considered very expensive and overvalued with a PE ratio of 320.32 and an EV to EBITDA of 214.02, significantly higher than its peers, while its low ROE of 4.19% suggests that its returns do not justify the high market valuation.

John Cockerill's historical performance has shown significant declines in net sales, operating profit, and profit after tax, with net sales dropping from 483.70 Cr in March 2023 to 388.73 Cr by December 2024, and profit after tax shifting from 12.89 Cr to a loss of 5.38 Cr in the same period. Total assets decreased from 850.74 Cr to 574.62 Cr, and cash flow from operating activities turned negative, resulting in a net cash outflow of 68.00 Cr by December 2024.

John Cockerill India's latest results show a return to profitability with a net profit of ₹1.72 crores in Q2 FY26, up from a loss in the previous quarter. However, revenue remains a concern, with a year-over-year decline of 11.97% and low operating margins, indicating ongoing operational challenges.

John Cockerill has experienced significant financial declines, with net sales dropping from 483.70 Cr in March 2023 to 388.73 Cr in December 2024, resulting in increasing losses and negative cash flow. Key metrics such as operating profit and profit before tax turned negative, indicating challenges in profitability and cost management.

As of 03-Nov, John Cockerill India Ltd's stock price is rising at 5,616.30, with a 7.71% increase today and a year-to-date return of 33.72%. However, the company faces significant long-term challenges, including negative profitability and lack of institutional investment, which may hinder sustained growth despite recent short-term gains.

The next results date for John Cockerill is 04 November 2025.

As of 09-Oct, John Cockerill India Ltd's stock price is Rs 5,284.25, down 2.14% and has fallen 17.78% over the last four days, underperforming its sector. Weak long-term fundamentals and a lack of investor confidence are contributing to its declining performance.

As of 07-Oct, John Cockerill India Ltd's stock price is Rs 5,601.70, down 3.91%. Despite a strong long-term performance, the company faces significant challenges, including negative EBITDA and poor growth in operating profits, leading to concerns about its financial health and investor confidence.