United Credit Ltd

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a net loss of -1.63 Cr and a negative operating profit margin of -131.07%, alongside a substantial cash outflow. Overall, the company experienced considerable losses and cash flow difficulties during this period.

On 01-Dec, United Credit Ltd’s stock price fell by 3.06% to ₹30.40, continuing a recent downward trend that contrasts sharply with the broader market’s gains.

As of 18-Nov, United Credit Ltd is seeing a price increase to Rs 32.93, up 4.41%, and has outperformed its sector recently. However, despite strong short-term gains, investor participation has declined, and the stock has not consistently outperformed the broader market over longer periods.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a net loss of -1.63 Cr and negative operating profit margins, indicating operational difficulties and declining liquidity. Cash flow from operating activities was also negative at -1.37 Cr, with cash reserves decreasing from 3.25 Cr to 0.89 Cr.

United Credit's latest results show mixed performance, with a 2.70% sequential growth in net sales but a 13.64% year-on-year decline, and a net profit drop of 8.00% from the previous quarter, indicating ongoing operational challenges and low investor confidence. Overall, the company's financial health appears concerning due to declining revenues and profitability.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a total operating income of 1.21 Cr against expenditures of 2.80 Cr, resulting in a net loss of -1.61 Cr and a negative operating profit margin of -131.07%. The company also experienced a net cash outflow of -2.36 Cr, indicating severe operational difficulties.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a net loss of -1.61 Cr, negative operating profit margin of -131.07%, and a decline in cash reserves from 3.25 Cr to 0.89 Cr. The company's earnings per share (EPS) were -2.93, reflecting its financial difficulties.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a net loss of -1.63 Cr and a negative operating profit margin of -131.07%, alongside cash flow difficulties. The company's earnings per share (EPS) was -2.93, reflecting a period of substantial losses.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a total operating income of 1.21 Cr against expenditures of 2.80 Cr, resulting in a net loss of -1.61 Cr and negative operating margins. The company also experienced a net cash outflow of -2.36 Cr, indicating severe cash flow issues.

As of 20-Oct, United Credit Ltd's stock price is Rs 30.21, down 8.87%, and has underperformed its sector and the broader market. Despite a significant decline over the past week and month, it has shown positive long-term returns, but current volatility and negative sentiment suggest challenges ahead.

As of 17-Oct, United Credit Ltd's stock price has risen to Rs 33.15, reflecting a 5.3% increase and strong short-term performance, outperforming the Sensex. However, a significant drop in investor participation raises concerns about future momentum.

As of 14-Oct, United Credit Ltd's stock price is Rs 30.10, down 10.89% and underperforming its sector. The stock shows a bearish trend, trading below key moving averages, with significant volatility and a year-to-date decline of 4.44%.

United Credit faced significant financial challenges in the fiscal year ending March 2009, reporting a net loss of -1.61 Cr, a negative operating profit margin of -131.07%, and a decline in cash reserves from 3.25 Cr to 0.89 Cr. The company's earnings per share (EPS) were -2.93, indicating severe financial distress.