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The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation

Industry: FMCG
Latest CMP 1,468
Today's Change ▼ -0.24%
52-Week High / Low 2,083 | 1,322
Price Date: 14-Aug-2026
Recommendation Strong Buy
Target Price 2,042
Expected Upside 17.9%
Forecast Horizon 2 Years
Historical CAGR 17.3%
1,000 Invested 15-Aug-2006
Today's Value 24,218
Investment Period 20 Years

Stock Snapshot

Post Results Return
-1.7%
Neutral Market Reaction
1-Year Target Price
1,876
2-Year Target Price
2,042
52-Week High / Low
2,083 / 1,322
20-Day Return
-1.9%
Market Cap (Cr.)
10,241
Current PE
8.9
P/BV Ratio
1.5
Dividend Yield
0.6%
Industry PE
42.0

Price Performance

Basis of our Recommendation

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation (BBTC) is currently navigating a multifaceted operational landscape, with management emphasizing the need for operational efficiency and cost discipline to address margin pressures, particularly in its tea and dental segments. The tea division faces challenges from climate change and labor shortages, prompting a strategic shift towards automation and higher-value branded products, which is crucial for sustaining revenue growth. Meanwhile, the auto components segment is poised to benefit from the ongoing transition to electric vehicles, although it remains susceptible to semiconductor supply chain disruptions. Vista's financial outlook reflects stable revenue growth and margins, supported by BBTC's conservative balance sheet and low leverage. The company's focus on technological adoption and value-added offerings aligns with Vista's expectations of continued long-term growth, with a target price of approximately ₹1898 over the next 12 months. The FMCG sector's expansion, driven by volume growth and strategic pricing, further bolsters BBTC's position. However, watchpoints include the impact of climate-related challenges on the tea segment and potential supply chain vulnerabilities in the auto components business over the next 12-24 months

👍 Why We Like This Stock

  • Strategic pivot towards automation and higher-value products in the tea segment enhances revenue potential
  • The auto components division is well-positioned to capitalize on the shift towards electric vehicles
  • Conservative balance sheet with low leverage supports financial stability and growth initiatives

Things To Watch Out For

  • Ongoing climate change and labor shortages pose significant risks to the tea division's profitability
  • Supply chain vulnerabilities, particularly in semiconductor availability, could impact the auto components business
  • Competitive pricing pressures in the FMCG sector may challenge margin stability

Key Parameters

Balance Sheet Strength
Conservatively Financed
Market Share
Stable
Industry Outlook
Weakening
Analyst View
Not Available
Dividend History
Consistent
FII Holdings
Stable

Financial Snapshot

Actuals Forecast
FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 FY28
Revenue (Cr.) 17,109 18,298 19,539 20,141 20,893
Profit Before Tax (Cr.) 2,584 3,065 3,257 3,199 3,359
PBT Margin 15.1% 16.8% 1666.9% 15.9% 16.1%
Net Profit (Cr.) 1,678 2,214 2,429 2,399 1,512
Earnings Per Share 89.6 163.1 168.0 206.4 216.7

Analyst Recommendations

No analyst recommendations available.

Consensus Recommendation ► None
Consensus Target
Coverage 0 Analysts
Analysts' Viewpoint

Company Overview

Show Company Profile

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited, engages in the tea and coffee plantations, auto electric components, healthcare, and real estate businesses in India and internationally. It operates through six segments: Plantation- Tea, Health Care, Auto Electric Components, Investments, Horticulture, Food -Bakery & Dairy Products, and Others. The company produces and trades in tea, coffee, timber, cardamom, and pepper; and manufactures and trades in dental products. It also manufactures solenoids, switches, valves, and slip rings for automobile and other industries; and invests in various listed and unlisted securities primarily on a long-term basis. In addition, the company manufactures and trades in analytical, precision balances, and weighing scales; and engages in the property development activities. Further, the company deals with decorative plants and landscaping services; and offers bakery and dairy products. The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited was incorporated in 1863 and is based in Mumbai, India.