The brokerage’s base case scenario shows that its ROIC is likely to be in high teens in FY26. It is also impressed by its stronger balance sheet position in comparison to peers.
Describing Delhivery as a scaled, sound and strong company, it said factors that could trigger an potential upside in the stock are continued market share gains in the express parcel business as well as better-than-expected performance in the PTL business.
Shares of the unicorn that listed on stock exchanges on May 24 were sold at an IPO price of Rs 487 per share. Since then, the stock has added only about 1 per cent.
In FY22, the new-age logistics player reported a consolidated loss of Rs 1,011 crore, compared to Rs 415.7 crore in the previous fiscal year. Total consolidated revenue more than doubled to Rs 7,038.4 crore in FY22.
Trendlyne data shows that the average consensus recommendation on Delhivery from 3 analysts is Hold and the average price target indicates an upside potential of over 21 per cent.
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