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SARDAEN - Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd Share Price

Ferrous Metals
Sharesguru Stock Score

SARDAEN

72/100

High Scoring Large Cap stocks have outperformed low scoring stocks by 90% over last 4 years

₹511.95-20.95(-3.93%)
Market Closed as of May 29, 2026, 15:30 IST
Pros

Balance Sheet: Strong Balance Sheet.

Profitability: Very strong Profitability. One year profit margin are 18%.

Size: Market Cap wise it is among the top 20% companies of india.

Past Returns: Outperforming stock! In past three years, the stock has provided 67.4% return compared to 8.9% by NIFTY 50.

Smart Money: Smart money has been increasing their position in the stock.

Buy Backs: Company has bought back it's stock in the past which is a good thing.

Cons

Momentum: Stock is suffering a negative price momentum. Stock is down -8.5% in last 30 days.

Price to Sales Ratio

Revenue (Last 12 mths)

Net Income (Last 12 mths)

Sharesguru Stock Score

SARDAEN

72/100

High Scoring Large Cap stocks have outperformed low scoring stocks by 90% over last 4 years

Valuation

Market Cap18.75 kCr
Price/Earnings (Trailing)16.96
Price/Sales (Trailing)3.16
EV/EBITDA10.44
Price/Free Cashflow13.42
MarketCap/EBT12.94
Enterprise Value21.24 kCr

Fundamentals

Revenue (TTM)5.93 kCr
Rev. Growth (Yr)-2.1%
Earnings (TTM)1.11 kCr
Earnings Growth (Yr)54.6%

Profitability

Operating Margin23%
EBT Margin23%
Return on Equity14.84%
Return on Assets9.58%
Free Cashflow Yield7.45%

Growth & Returns

Price Change 1W-1.1%
Price Change 1M-8.5%
Price Change 6M9.1%
Price Change 1Y19.8%
3Y Cumulative Return67.4%
5Y Cumulative Return59.2%
7Y Cumulative Return52%
10Y Cumulative Return48.3%

Cash Flow & Liquidity

Cash Flow from Investing (TTM)-1.17 kCr
Cash Flow from Operations (TTM)1.73 kCr
Cash Flow from Financing (TTM)-519.3 Cr
Cash & Equivalents107.58 Cr
Free Cash Flow (TTM)395.39 Cr
Free Cash Flow/Share (TTM)11.22

Balance Sheet

Total Assets11.37 kCr
Total Liabilities3.89 kCr
Shareholder Equity7.48 kCr
Current Assets4.42 kCr
Current Liabilities981.51 Cr
Net PPE5.89 kCr
Inventory794.18 Cr
Goodwill33 Cr

Capital Structure & Leverage

Debt Ratio0.24
Debt/Equity0.37
Interest Coverage4.36
Interest/Cashflow Ops4.52

Dividend & Shareholder Returns

Dividend/Share (TTM)1.5
Dividend Yield0.28%
Shares Dilution (1Y)0.00%
Shares Dilution (3Y)0.00%
Pros

Balance Sheet: Strong Balance Sheet.

Profitability: Very strong Profitability. One year profit margin are 18%.

Size: Market Cap wise it is among the top 20% companies of india.

Past Returns: Outperforming stock! In past three years, the stock has provided 67.4% return compared to 8.9% by NIFTY 50.

Smart Money: Smart money has been increasing their position in the stock.

Buy Backs: Company has bought back it's stock in the past which is a good thing.

Cons

Momentum: Stock is suffering a negative price momentum. Stock is down -8.5% in last 30 days.

The Good, Bad and Ugly
Growth
Measures how quickly a company is expanding through metrics like revenue growth, earnings growth, and cash flow growth over time. Strong growth can indicate future potential.
Profitability
Shows how efficiently a company turns business activities into profit, using metrics like profit margins, return on equity (ROE), and return on assets (ROA).
Size
Indicates the company's market presence through metrics like market capitalization, total assets, and revenue. Size can influence stability and market influence.
Dilution Rank
Tracks how much the company's shares have increased or decreased over time. Lower dilution means existing shareholders maintain stronger ownership stakes.
Balance Sheet
Evaluates the company's financial health by analyzing assets, debts, and equity. A strong balance sheet indicates financial stability and flexibility.
Momentum
Measures the strength and speed of price movements, showing whether the stock is gaining or losing market favor over different time periods.
Technicals
Analyzes price patterns, trading volumes, and other market indicators to identify potential trading opportunities and market trends.
Smart Money
Tracks the investment activities of institutional investors, hedge funds, and other large financial players who often have deep research capabilities.
Insider Trading
Monitors buying and selling of company shares by executives, directors, and other insiders who may have unique insights into the company's prospects.

Investor Care

Dividend Yield0.28%
Dividend/Share (TTM)1.5
Shares Dilution (1Y)0.00%
Earnings/Share (TTM)31.38

Financial Health

Current Ratio3.98
Debt/Equity0.37

Technical Indicators

RSI (14d)30.9
RSI (5d)45.65
RSI (21d)38.28
MACD SignalSell
Stochastic Oscillator SignalHold
SharesGuru SignalSell
RSI SignalHold
RSI5 SignalHold
RSI21 SignalHold
SMA 5 SignalSell
SMA 10 SignalSell
SMA 20 SignalSell
SMA 50 SignalSell
SMA 100 SignalSell

Summary of Latest Earnings Report from Sarda Energy & Minerals

Summary of Sarda Energy & Minerals's latest earnings call, featuring management's outlook on business performance, financial results, and analyst Q&A sessions that highlight key strategic initiatives and market challenges.

The management of Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd. provided the following outlook and key points:

Outlook:

  1. Macro Environment: Global economic challenges persist, including China's slowdown (4.7% GDP growth) and geopolitical risks (Red Sea disruptions, Middle East conflicts). India's economy remains stable, supported by infrastructure spending, strong tax collections, and foreign capital inflows. Interest rates are expected to decline globally, aiding private capex and steel demand.
  2. Steel Sector: Domestic steel demand is stable (14% YoY consumption growth in Q1), but imports (via FTA routes) and Chinese dumping threaten prices. The government may impose safeguards to curb imports. Ferro alloys face volatility due to supply disruptions.
  3. Energy Projects: The 25MW Rehar hydropower plant is ahead of schedule (commissioning by Q2 FY25), and the 50MW solar project is on track for FY25 completion. These will reduce carbon footprint and enhance energy security.
  4. Coal Mines: Shahpur West mine to start post Stage 2 forest clearance (expected in FY25). Kalyani mine's mining plan approval delayed due to boundary issues (now resolved).

Major Points:

  • Financials: Consolidated PAT rose to INR199 crore in Q1 FY25 (vs. INR172 crore YoY). Net debt-free with INR1,300 crore liquidity. FY25 capex target ~INR700 crore (INR150 crore spent in Q1).
  • Operations: Reduced steel billet production to sell surplus power (higher margins). Hydropower generation fell 13% due to delayed monsoon.
  • SKS Power Acquisition: NCLT order awaited; resolution plan approval expected soon for the 600MW thermal plant.
  • Price Trends: Steel/Ferro alloy prices corrected 6-8% in June/July (vs. Q1 averages). Raw material costs (coal, iron ore) yet to adjust downward.
  • Growth Drivers: Coal mine expansions, renewable energy projects, and waste utilization initiatives to drive future revenue.

Risks: Chinese steel surplus, import pressures, and volatile raw material costs.

Question 1:
Sir, you mentioned that the prices have started to decline from June. Just wanted to understand what are the current prices with respect to 1Q averages? How much it is down?
Answer:
Prices of steel products (e.g., pellets, billets, wire rods) and ferroalloys corrected by 6"“8% compared to Q1 FY25 averages. Raw material costs (coal, iron ore) had not seen material corrections as of the call, with a lag expected in price adjustments during market downturns.

Question 2:
We spent INR150 crores in 1Q. I wanted to understand the overall FY'25 capex, how much is left for spending?
Answer:
FY25 total capex is INR700 crores, with INR150 crores spent in Q1. Remaining funds will focus on coal mine expansions (Shahpur West awaiting Stage 2 forest clearance), solar power projects (50 MW operational by FY25-end), and hydropower (25 MW Rehar plant commissioning this quarter).

Question 3:
Regarding our Raipur captive power plant, it's been shut down last quarter. When do you expect re-start production? What's the status of the 25 MW hydropower project?
Answer:
Raipur plant resumed operations post-statutory overhaul. The 25 MW Rehar hydropower project is ahead of schedule, with dry tests ongoing; commissioning is expected this quarter (vs. March 2025 target) pending forest department approvals for evacuation infrastructure.

Question 4:
Do you see more margin improvement in coming quarters?
Answer:
Margins face pressure due to recent steel price corrections and delayed raw material cost adjustments. Recovery depends on post-monsoon demand, global steel dynamics (China's export pressures), and government trade policies to curb imports.

Question 5:
What is the timeline for SKS Power acquisition and associated capex?
Answer:
NCLT reserved its order post-rehearing; approval is expected soon. SKS Power (2x300 MW operational plant) requires no immediate capex. Integration plans will follow acquisition, pending legal resolution.

Question 6:
How are ferroalloy margins impacted amid price fluctuations?
Answer:
Ferroalloy prices corrected but margins remain stable due to quality control orders (QCOs) limiting substandard imports. Moil reduced manganese ore prices by 10"“27%, balancing input costs. Export volumes rose to 32,500 MT in Q1 (vs. 27,000 MT last quarter).

Question 7:
What is the outlook for domestic steel demand and imports?
Answer:
Strong infrastructure spending and private capex may boost demand. However, rising imports via FTA routes (e.g., China, South Korea) pose risks. The steel ministry is evaluating safeguards, but policy delays could prolong import pressures.

Question 8:
Why did steel production volumes drop in Q1?
Answer:
Billet production was curtailed to sell surplus power on IEX during high-demand periods (elections, heatwaves). Operations will normalize in Q2, subject to power market opportunities during monsoon.

Question 9:
What drives the decision to sell power over producing steel?
Answer:
Margins from merchant power sales (opportunistic, high-price windows) exceeded steel margins in Q1. Strategy remains flexible based on real-time power pricing and seasonal demand shifts.

Question 10:
How will hydropower/solar projects impact carbon footprint?
Answer:
The 25 MW hydropower plant and 50 MW solar project (FY25 completion) will reduce reliance on thermal power. A 30 MW turbine replacement (BHEL order, 24"“28 months) aims to further cut emissions.

Revenue Breakdown

Analysis of Sarda Energy & Minerals's financial performance, highlighting revenue trends, growth patterns, and key metrics through quarterly analysis.

Last Updated: Mar 31, 2026

DescriptionShareValue
Power38.9%548.9 Cr
Steel31.5%443.8 Cr
Ferro Alloys29.6%418 Cr
Total1.4 kCr

Share Holdings

Understand Sarda Energy & Minerals ownership landscape with insights into key distribution patterns, offering investors a clear view of stakeholder dynamics.

Holding Pattern

Share Holding Details

Shareholder NameHolding %
Chhattisgarh Investments Ltd.39.04%
Sarda Agriculture & Properties Pvt. Ltd.7.33%
Prachi Agriculture & Properties Pvt. Ltd.4.46%
Ghanshyam Sarda3.76%
Uma Sarda3.43%
Uma Sarda - Trustee to K K Sarda Family Trust2.76%
Anant Sarda2.23%
Manish J Sarda2.14%
Neeraj Sarda1.99%
Pankaj Sarda1.91%
Kamal Kishore Sarda1.6%
Vipula Sarda1.18%
Mukul Mahavir Agrawal1.14%
Abakkus Emergng Opportunities Fund 11.03%
Chhattisgarh Investments Ltd. (Firm - CIL, SAPPL and PAPPL)0.41%
Aditya Ghanshyam Sarda0.32%
Raghav Sarda0.3%
Sonal Sarda0.16%
Jugal Kishore Sarda (HUF)0.06%
Shashi Rathi0.05%

Overall Distribution

Distribution across major stakeholders

Ownership Distribution

Distribution across major institutional holders

Is Sarda Energy & Minerals Better than it's peers?

Detailed comparison of Sarda Energy & Minerals against industry peers, highlighting key financial metrics, valuation ratios, and performance indicators to provide competitive context within the sector.

Ticker
Name
Mkt Cap
Revenue
Price %, 1M
Returns, 1Y
P/E
P/S
Rev 1-Yr
Inc 1-Yr
JSWSTEELJSW Steel3.17 LCr1.87 LCr+3.20%+25.50%14.171.7--
TATASTEELTATA STEEL2.61 LCr2.34 LCr+0.20%+29.50%24.161.12--
JINDALSTELJindal Steel & Power1.25 LCr53.55 kCr-2.60%+28.10%36.892.33--
SAILSteel Authority of India84.2 kCr1.12 LCr+14.20%+59.50%24.980.75--
MAITHANALLMaithan Alloys2.72 kCr2.58 kCr-6.40%-12.10%6.281.05--

Sector Comparison: SARDAEN vs Ferrous Metals

Comprehensive comparison against sector averages

Comparative Metrics

SARDAEN metrics compared to Ferrous

CategorySARDAENFerrous
PE16.9618.74
PS3.161.34
Growth23 %8.5 %
33% metrics above sector average
Key Insights
  • 1. SARDAEN is among the Top 10 Iron & Steel companies but not in Top 5.
  • 2. The company holds a market share of 0.9% in Iron & Steel.
  • 3. In last one year, the company has had an above average growth that other Iron & Steel companies.

Income Statement for Sarda Energy & Minerals

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Mar-2025Mar-2024Mar-2023Mar-2022Mar-2021
Revenue From Operations22.6%5,6904,6433,8684,2123,9142,199
Other Income38%2371721844950144
Total Income23.1%5,9284,8154,0524,2613,9642,343
Cost of Materials11.5%2,7832,4952,2882,3122,0251,326
Purchases of stock-in-trade41.7%1471045918912721
Employee Expense26.3%22217614212711389
Finance costs11%24422012812414779
Depreciation and Amortization25.9%34127118317814375
Other expenses16.3%764657521529360243
Total Expenses15.2%4,4883,8973,3823,4542,8491,833
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax56.8%1,4399186708071,115510
Exceptional items before tax761.8%10-0.36-2.910-7.36-14.52
Total profit before tax57.9%1,4499186678071,108495
Current tax70%181115722126189
Deferred tax63.1%3682261.3-19.593925
Total tax63.1%386237159202300115
Total profit (loss) for period58.1%1,109702524604807376
Other comp. income net of taxes15%-6.58-7.927.05-1.10.06-1.27
Total Comprehensive Income59%1,103694531603807375
Earnings Per Share, Basic61.1%31.3819.8614.8416.99422.30710.4
Earnings Per Share, Diluted61.1%31.3819.8614.8416.99422.30710.4
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Dec-2025Sep-2025Jun-2025Mar-2025Dec-2024
Revenue From Operations-1.7%1,2541,2761,5281,6331,2391,319
Other Income-95.5%4.7584688047-0.4
Total Income-7.5%1,2581,3601,5961,7131,2861,319
Cost of Materials-17.1%597720705761690693
Purchases of stock-in-trade680%791127293829
Employee Expense0%606051515147
Finance costs-15.9%546464627064
Depreciation and Amortization2.4%888685818778
Other expenses10.6%199180207177186176
Total Expenses-6.1%1,0481,1161,1651,1591,1251,093
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax-14.3%210245431553161226
Exceptional items before tax-111.1%01000-0.360
Total profit before tax-17.7%210255431553160226
Current tax-224.5%-9.879.73135.4-0.361.03
Deferred tax30%79611031256637
Total tax-2.9%69711161306638
Total profit (loss) for period-18.5%155190328437100200
Other comp. income net of taxes-312.3%-0.551.73-7.05-0.71-3.11-0.05
Total Comprehensive Income-19.4%15519232143697200
Earnings Per Share, Basic-20.9%4.485.49.1712.333.075.6
Earnings Per Share, Diluted-20.9%4.485.49.1712.333.075.6
Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Mar-2025Mar-2024Mar-2023Mar-2022Mar-2021
Revenue From Operations24.4%4,3343,4842,7333,0202,6421,595
Other Income96.6%2351201858775107
Total Income26.8%4,5693,6042,9183,1082,7171,702
Cost of Materials12.3%2,1381,9041,6711,7201,461954
Purchases of stock-in-trade91.5%1377245905432
Employee Expense23.1%166135106958268
Finance costs36.5%1329718162234
Depreciation and Amortization40.3%21015064665448
Other expenses23.1%545443321296216182
Total Expenses19.1%3,3062,7752,3022,2611,8401,306
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax52.4%1,263829617847877396
Exceptional items before tax-00000-14.52
Total profit before tax52.4%1,263829617847877382
Current tax10.7%0-0.1215121621780
Deferred tax42.3%314221-0.21-80.054.85
Total tax42.3%31422115120821785
Total profit (loss) for period56.2%949608466638660297
Other comp. income net of taxes19.2%-1.7-2.340.58-0.54-0.950.96
Total Comprehensive Income56.4%947606466638659298
Earnings Per Share, Basic59.4%26.9217.2613.2218.01818.3028.226
Earnings Per Share, Diluted59.4%26.9217.2613.2218.01818.3028.226
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Dec-2025Sep-2025Jun-2025Mar-2025Dec-2024
Revenue From Operations10.8%1,0179181,0921,3071,0131,047
Other Income-104.4%-3.331006870156.56
Total Income-0.4%1,0131,0171,1611,3771,0281,053
Cost of Materials-7%496533532577517575
Purchases of stock-in-trade820.7%738.8227293728
Employee Expense-10.9%424739394036
Finance costs-15.2%293434354034
Depreciation and Amortization5.9%555252515648
Other expenses6.8%142133142127139123
Total Expenses0.1%797796846867848822
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax-2.3%216221315511181231
Total profit before tax-2.3%216221315511181231
Current tax-00000-0.12
Deferred tax-3.5%5658751246642
Total tax-3.5%5658751246642
Total profit (loss) for period-1.9%160163240386115189
Other comp. income net of taxes-397.7%-2.812.28-0.59-0.58-2.770.14
Total Comprehensive Income-4.9%157165239385112189
Earnings Per Share, Basic-2.5%4.544.636.810.963.275.37
Earnings Per Share, Diluted-2.5%4.544.636.810.963.275.37

Balance Sheet for Sarda Energy & Minerals

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Sep-2025Mar-2025Sep-2024Mar-2024Sep-2023
Cash and cash equivalents181.6%108395860510469
Current investments-8.7%1,5151,659649468558631
Loans, current38.4%509368478424487282
Total current financial assets8.8%3,2092,9501,9852,3871,9551,669
Inventories15.9%794685809797528646
Current tax assets204.2%1.50.520.510.370.580.07
Total current assets8%4,4174,0893,1473,4962,6252,522
Property, plant and equipment-1.2%5,8895,9605,7115,7482,7152,743
Capital work-in-progress15.8%463400613514250160
Investment property-2.9%353636383838
Goodwill0%333333333333
Non-current investments-12.8%354051584833
Total non-current financial assets7%9387971059477
Total non-current assets0.4%6,9536,9236,9786,7323,3773,266
Total assets3.3%11,37111,01210,12510,2276,0025,788
Borrowings, non-current-5.8%2,1342,2662,3422,4301,058971
Total non-current financial liabilities-5.1%2,2452,3662,4242,4621,079991
Provisions, non-current6.2%273257254453938
Total non-current liabilities1.3%2,9132,8762,7042,6161,2271,138
Borrowings, current22.7%461376481444308249
Total current financial liabilities17%9388028541,393627667
Provisions, current-49.5%4.878.674.862.532.133.54
Current tax liabilities-92.1%2.42191.3201366
Total current liabilities-4.5%9821,0281,0281,572780871
Total liabilities-0.3%3,8943,9043,7324,1882,0082,008
Equity share capital0%353535353535
Non controlling interest-3.7%106110106111106110
Total equity5.2%7,4767,1096,3926,0393,9943,780
Total equity and liabilities3.3%11,37111,01210,12510,2276,0025,788
Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Sep-2025Mar-2025Sep-2024Mar-2024Sep-2023
Cash and cash equivalents231.2%5417245917663
Current investments-6.6%1,1681,251354265414493
Loans, current12.6%564501613558668494
Total current financial assets8.4%2,6052,4041,6351,9521,7481,376
Inventories21.2%589486592546347486
Total current assets7.3%3,5323,2912,5262,7812,1952,022
Property, plant and equipment-0.3%3,4753,4863,5963,583517501
Capital work-in-progress14.5%4443882121684655
Investment property0%303030303030
Non-current investments0.6%1,1211,1141,0751,066987905
Loans, non-current-00000223
Total non-current financial assets1.7%1,1391,1201,0801,0749961,135
Total non-current assets2.3%5,3595,2385,3005,0051,6961,813
Total assets4.2%8,8918,5297,8267,7863,8913,835
Borrowings, non-current-4.2%1,2471,3011,3081,3553557
Total non-current financial liabilities-3.3%1,3181,3631,3301,3803860
Provisions, non-current6.5%264248246373131
Total non-current liabilities4.8%1,8431,7581,6091,424109133
Borrowings, current24.8%1321061911559952
Total current financial liabilities-10.2%300334365854213277
Provisions, current-59.7%3.777.883.81.770.682.14
Current tax liabilities-000131364
Total current liabilities-12.1%335381398904266400
Total liabilities1.9%2,1782,1382,0072,328374533
Equity share capital0%353535353535
Total equity5%6,7136,3915,8195,4583,5163,302
Total equity and liabilities4.2%8,8918,5297,8267,7863,8913,835

Cash Flow for Sarda Energy & Minerals

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Mar-2025Mar-2024Mar-2023Mar-2022Mar-2021
Finance costs10.6%241218128124147-
Change in inventories106.9%15-200.75198-114.15-40.05-
Depreciation25.5%341272183178143-
Impairment loss / reversal761.8%10-0.36-2.907.36-
Unrealised forex losses/gains418%7.9-1.17-1.542.19-8.69-
Dividend income228.6%155.262.412.22.21-
Adjustments for interest income5.1%105100835042-
Net Cashflows from Operations91.4%1,7569189059311,182-
Income taxes paid (refund)-35.5%2132153230259-
Other inflows (outflows) of cash-0.030000-
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities95.9%1,735886752701923-
Proceeds from sales of PPE557.5%2.830.600.58.92-
Purchase of property, plant and equipment-31.1%338490266217288-
Proceeds from sales of investment property-000.4200-
Cash receipts from repayment of advances and loans made to other parties-113.5%08.42211066-
Dividends received2341.3%1055.262.412.22.21-
Interest received-85.9%15100593325-
Other inflows (outflows) of cash99.9%0-1,783.984.39-320.37-3.53-
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities45.3%-1,165.8-2,131.89-434.27-431.14-407.7-
Proceeds from issuing shares-000-0.810-
Proceeds from borrowings-100.1%01,61700164-
Repayments of borrowings39.6%22316041177297-
Payments of lease liabilities731%4.491.42000-
Dividends paid52.9%5335532727-
Interest paid8.2%239221128122170-
Other inflows (outflows) of cash-000-150.870-
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities-143.4%-519.31,200-221.83-478.61-330.81-
Net change in cash and cash eq.203.7%50-46.2396-208.3185-
Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) /
Description(%) Q/QMar-2026Mar-2025Mar-2024Mar-2023Mar-2022Mar-2021
Finance costs39.4%13295181622-
Change in inventories101.2%2.95-165.02202-119.754.19-
Depreciation40.3%210150646654-
Unrealised forex losses/gains-3300.8%-39.47-0.19-0.37-0.42-0.15-
Dividend income503.4%153.325.45220-
Adjustments for interest income5.4%9893986740-
Net Cashflows from Operations129.3%1,3155741,022602799-
Dividends received-0000-0.53-
Income taxes paid (refund)-122.4%-4.1524145222213-
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities140.1%1,319550877380585-
Cashflows used in obtaining control of subsidiaries-99.9%2.811,850815542-
Proceeds from sales of PPE74.3%2.972.1302.671.89-
Purchase of property, plant and equipment-5.1%2632777422146-
Proceeds from sales of investment property-000.3700-
Cash receipts from repayment of advances and loans made to other parties-24.4%911200079-
Dividends received503.4%153.325.45220.53-
Interest received5.4%98939806.07-
Other inflows (outflows) of cash-00-61.55-176.540-
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities45.9%-991.61-1,834.35-722.91-164.82-409.69-
Proceeds from borrowings-100.1%01,3654300-
Repayments of borrowings-1170523299-
Payments of lease liabilities-338.1%01.42000-
Dividends paid52.9%5335532727-
Other inflows (outflows) of cash-33.2%-128.38-96.1-19.39-168.67-29.12-
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities-124.3%-297.851,232-80.77-227.3-155.59-
Net change in cash and cash eq.154.4%30-52.374-12.2620-

What does Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd do?

Iron & Steel•Metals & Mining•Small Cap

Sarda Energy & Minerals Limited produces and sells steel products in India. The company product portfolio includes sponge iron, billets and wire rods, ferro alloys, eco-bricks, and HB wires. It is also involved in the coal and iron ore mining, as well as operation of thermal and solar power plants; and offers iron ore pellets. In addition, the company exports its products. Sarda Energy & Minerals Limited was incorporated in 1973 and is headquartered in Raipur, India.

Industry Group:Ferrous Metals
Employees:1,507
Website:www.seml.co.in

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Performance Comparison

SARDAEN vs Ferrous (2021 - 2026)

Although SARDAEN is underperforming relative to the broader Ferrous sector, it has achieved a 11.9% year-over-year increase.