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Task 2 SWOT Analysis

This document analyzes various sectors of the Indian economy, including infrastructure/real estate, banking, information technology, power generation, and automobiles. For each sector, specific companies are discussed in terms of their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The key industries covered include DLF and State Bank of India. Factors examined include financial performance, market share, debt levels, and sensitivity to interest rates and economic conditions.

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Task 2 SWOT Analysis

This document analyzes various sectors of the Indian economy, including infrastructure/real estate, banking, information technology, power generation, and automobiles. For each sector, specific companies are discussed in terms of their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The key industries covered include DLF and State Bank of India. Factors examined include financial performance, market share, debt levels, and sensitivity to interest rates and economic conditions.

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Task 2 by Aditya Gupta

 Infrastructure/Real Estate Sector


DLF
• Largest real estate • Affected due to lack of
company in India regulations and effective
• Strong management team policies
• Rising Net Cash Flow and • Majorly present only in India
Cash From Operationg and limited global exposure
Activity • Fall in Quarterly Revenue and
Net Profit (YoY)

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

• Reduction in interest rates • Increasing interest rates


• Tax incentives for housing • Economic downturn
investments • Volatility in financial
• Shortage of houses in markets
urban areas
 Banking Sector
State Bank of India
• First public sector to move to • Immense competition means
CBS limited market share growth
• SBI has close to 300,000 for SBI
people employed with it • International presence is less
• Backing of the Govt of India as compared to global banks
gives a huge boost to the • MACD Crossover Below Signal
bank Line

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
• Pool in talent to replace the • Consolidation among private
going top management to banks can reduce market
serve the next generation
share for SBI
• It can make better use of CRM,
• New bank licenses by RBI can
technology and online space affect operations
• Expansion into rural areas too • Foreign banks that have
boost its business sophisticated products
 Information Technology Sector
Infosys
• Company With No Debt
• Promoter decreasing their
• Effectively using its Capital to shareholding
generate profits
• Near 52 Week Low
• Company with Zero Promoter
Pledge • Decline in Net Profit with
falling Profit Margin (QoQ)

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

• Brokers upgraded
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
• Recent Broker Downgrades
recommendation or target
in Reco or Target Price
price in the past three months
• Indian stocks that could be
• High Analyst Rating with at
impacted by Brexit (Britain
least 20% upside
leaving the EU)
• Spending on Digital
• Increasing Trend in Non-
Transformation Technologies
Core Income
is growing.
 Power Generation Sector
Tata Power
• Consistent Highest Return Stocks • Companies with Increasing
over Five Years - Nifty500 Debt
• Company with high TTM EPS • High promoter stock pledges
Growth • Declining Net Cash Flow :
• Growth in Quarterly Net Profit with Companies not able to
increasing Profit Margin (YoY) generate net cash

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
• Fluctuating International prices
• Increasing demand for power
of coal
• Non-conventional sources of
• Changes in International policies
power
regarding import of coal and oil
• Expansion into third world
• Government policies and
countries and global expansion
regulations
 Automobile Sector
Tata Motors
• Broker downgrades in price or
• Stocks where Mutual Funds recommendation in the past
Increased Holdings in Past one month
Month • Low durability companies
• Top Indian Exporters among • Companies with High Debt
Listed Companies
• Growth in Net Profit with
increasing Profit Margin (QoQ)

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES THREATS • Recent Broker


• Rising Delivery Percentage Downgrades in Reco or
Compared to Prev Day Target Price
• Positive Breakout First • Increasing Trend in Non-
Resistance ( LTP > R1) Core Income
• Stock with Low PE (PE < = 10) • Red Flags: Firms linked to
ongoing regulatory
investigations/legal cases

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