, a small-cap player in the logistics space, is showing signs of traction after a tough phase. Despite recent profit dips, the stock has delivered bullish signals and strong near-term performance.
Positives
Annual revenue growth of 21.29% far exceeds its 3-year CAGR of -7.1%, hinting at a possible recovery.
Stock trades at just 1.16x its book value, making it attractive on a valuation basis.
Above 20 & 50 DMA, with strong bullish signals on technical charts.
Outperformed NIFTY 50 — up 19.85% in the last month vs NIFTY's 2.56%.
No promoter pledge, and FII holding increased from 10.89% to 11.17% in the last quarter.
High and consistent dividend yield, rewarding long-term investors.
Negatives
Return on Equity (ROE) remains low at just 1.46%, indicating weak profitability.
Quarterly revenue down 3.19% QoQ and Net Profit slipped to -₹4.89 Cr, showing operational challenges.
Still 54.29% away from its 52-week high, though it may offer upside if momentum sustains.
Mid-range momentum, not yet strongly supported by long-term moving averages.
Company Snapshot
Founded in 1993, Allcargo operates primarily in Multimodal Transport and is a key player in global logistics. It has over 98 Cr shares outstanding and a market cap of ₹3,268 Cr.
While near-term numbers are under pressure, improving revenue, technical strength, and institutional interest may make it one to keep on your radar as a potential turnaround bet.
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