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Punjab National Bank is a large-cap Financial Services stock trading at a price-to-earnings of 6.7, placing it in the 12th percentile of Financial Services sector (lower is cheaper). Its return on equity of 13.0% sits at the 72nd percentile of the same cohort. Promoter holding stands at 70.1% and has remained at this level across the last 8 reported quarters, with foreign-investor holding broadly stable (+0.45pp in the last quarter). The composite smart-money score (insider + FII/DII flow + block deals + mutual-fund accumulation) is currently in the "NEUTRAL" bucket.
Up to 10 years of daily closes, with vertical hairlines marking the dates of earnings announcements (accent), ownership inflections (red), and dividend ex-dates (faint). Hover any hairline for the event label.
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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.
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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.
Algorithmically-detected regime changes across the company's filings — promoter stake step-downs, FII threshold crossings, pledge emergence, EPS swings. Newest events first.
Annual EPS rose from ₹0.31 to ₹1.69 — at least 2× growth in one year.
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.
Two views of recent event-driven price action: the earnings-reaction grid shows how the market traded the day after each of the last 8 quarterly results, and the insider heat strip shows weekly net insider buying/selling over the last 90 days.
Every Indian mutual fund that disclosed a position in PNB on its latest monthly portfolio sheet, grouped by AMC. Box size scales with the absolute rupee value held.
Box size ∝ holding market value. Outer blocks are AMCs; inner blocks are individual schemes. Latest monthly disclosure.
Aggregated from the latest monthly portfolio disclosures across all Indian MFs. HHI (Herfindahl-Hirschman Index) is computed at the AMC level — an HHI above 2500 indicates concentrated MF ownership across few fund houses.
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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.
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SWOT items are auto-derived from quantitative factor scores, Smart Money sentiment, and shareholding snapshot. They are not investment advice.
Annual EPS fell from ₹0.67 to ₹0.31 — at least 50% drop in one year.
Promoter holding fell from 85.59% to 73.15% over the year (−12.44pp).
Promoter holding fell from 85.59% to 73.15% over the year (−12.44pp).
Promoter holding fell from 85.59% to 73.15% over the year (−12.44pp).
Promoter holding fell from 83.19% to 76.87% over the year (−6.32pp).
Annual EPS turned positive — from ₹-1.22 to ₹0.67.
Promoter holding fell from 83.19% to 76.87% over the year (−6.32pp).
Promoter holding fell from 83.19% to 76.87% over the year (−6.32pp).
Promoter holding rose from 75.41% to 85.59% over the year (+10.18pp).
Promoter holding rose from 75.41% to 85.59% over the year (+10.18pp).
Promoter holding rose from 75.41% to 85.59% over the year (+10.18pp).
Promoter holding rose from 75.41% to 83.19% over the year (+7.78pp).
Promoter holding rose from 70.22% to 83.19% over the year (+12.97pp).
Promoter holding rose from 71.92% to 83.19% over the year (+11.27pp).
Promoter holding rose from 66.09% to 75.41% over the year (+9.32pp).
Promoter holding rose from 62.25% to 75.41% over the year (+13.16pp).
Promoter holding rose from 62.25% to 75.41% over the year (+13.16pp).
Promoter holding rose from 62.25% to 75.41% over the year (+13.16pp).
Promoter holding rose from 57.04% to 70.22% over the year (+13.18pp).
Promoter holding rose from 65.01% to 71.92% over the year (+6.91pp).
Promoter holding fell from 65.01% to 57.04% over the year (−7.97pp).
Promoter holding fell from 65.01% to 57.04% over the year (−7.97pp).
Promoter holding rose from 0.00% to 65.01% over the year (+65.01pp).
Promoter holding rose from 0.00% to 65.01% over the year (+65.01pp).
Promoter holding rose from 0.00% to 62.08% over the year (+62.08pp).
Promoter holding rose from 0.00% to 62.08% over the year (+62.08pp).
Promoter holding rose from 0.00% to 62.08% over the year (+62.08pp).
Algorithmically detected from quarterly shareholding + financial filings — rules documented in our methodology pages. Newest events at the top.
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.
Green stack = regular dividend per share · orange stack = specials/interims · dotted line = total indexed to first non-zero year (first=100).
T+1 = close one trading session after the result announcement (or next trading day).
Closes back-adjusted for splits and bonuses · log scale · 2016-06-02 → 2026-06-03.