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BMW Industries Ltd is a small-cap Basic Materials stock trading at a price-to-earnings of 14.7, placing it in the 26th percentile of Basic Materials sector (lower is cheaper). Its return on equity of 10.5% sits at the 58th percentile of the same cohort. The composite smart-money score (insider + FII/DII flow + block deals + mutual-fund accumulation) is currently in the "NEUTRAL" bucket.
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Two views of how the market is valuing this stock. Implied growth reverse-engineers the annual growth rate baked into the current P/E. Snowflake places the stock on five orthogonal axes from MintByte's in-house model.
One rupee invested at the start, plotted on a log scale, with closes back-adjusted for every stock split and bonus issue across the window. The headline reads the cumulative outcome; the CAGR badge annualises it.
Every historical drawdown of 12% or more in the available 10 years of EOD data. The left bar shows depth; the right bar shows months until the price made a new all-time high.
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Implied growth and ROE are derived from a simplified Gordon-growth model: g = (PE × r − 1) / (PE + 1) with cost-of-equity r = 12% (a standard India-equity assumption). This is a thought-experiment, not a forecast. Not investment advice.
Each axis is a 0–5 score from MintByte's snowflake compute. Value = valuation cheapness · Future = growth potential · Past = track record · Health = balance-sheet strength · Dividends = payout & yield.
No signal at present — see methodology for the criteria.
No signal at present — see methodology for the criteria.
SWOT items are auto-derived from quantitative factor scores, Smart Money sentiment, and shareholding snapshot. They are not investment advice.
Each factor is computed monthly from the in-house model and bucketed into quintiles across the active equity universe. Q1 = top quintile on that factor (favourable position) · Q5 = bottom quintile.