Tata Capital -Analysis by Altius Fintech Message as Received Please Also Recheck

­   ---- BLOG DISCLAIMER   MESSAGE AS RECEIVED .PLEASE RECHECK INDEPENDENTLY   ALSO  NO RESPNSIBILITY WITH THIS BLOG-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ­ Click here to invest! ­ ­ Download the Altius App! ­ ­ Abhishek Ginodia Altius Investech P Ltd 73A, G.C Avenue 2nd Floor Room No - 204 Kolkata - 700013 support@altiusinvestech.com    Tata Capital’s Skyrocketing Valuation ­  Tata Capital Ltd. and Bajaj Finance Ltd. have emerged as key NBFCs with strong business fundamentals and similar growth trajectories.  Both show a robust approx. 33% y-o-y growth in their loan portfolios, offer comparable financial products, and benefit from strong brand support. However, a closer examination of their current valuation metrics uncovers a notable disparity.  Tata Capital’s high P/B ratio of 21, compared to Bajaj Finance’s 8, indicates it is trading at a significantly higher premium relative to its earnings.  This could expose Tata Capital’s stock to downward pressure in fluctuating market conditions. As investors navigate these valuation differences, staying attuned to market dynamics and weighing the potential risks will be crucial for making informed investment decisions. ­ Click here to know more ­  For any assistance, feel free to contact our support team  at +918240614850 or support@altiusinvestech.com   Click here to invest! ­ ­ Download the Altius App! ­

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Tata Capital’s Skyrocketing Valuation

­  Tata Capital Ltd. and Bajaj Finance Ltd. have emerged as key NBFCs with strong business fundamentals and similar growth trajectories.  Both show a robust approx. 33% y-o-y growth in their loan portfolios, offer comparable financial products, and benefit from strong brand support. However, a closer examination of their current valuation metrics uncovers a notable disparity.  Tata Capital’s high P/B ratio of 21, compared to Bajaj Finance’s 8, indicates it is trading at a significantly higher premium relative to its earnings.  This could expose Tata Capital’s stock to downward pressure in fluctuating market conditions. As investors navigate these valuation differences, staying attuned to market dynamics and weighing the potential risks will be crucial for making informed investment decisions.

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