PEG RATIO BETWEEN 0.1 and 1.4

A PEG ratio below 1.4 is generally considered favorable and indicates that a stock may be undervalued relative to its growth rate. Negative price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio can indicate that a company is experiencing losses or has a negative projected growth rate. This can be a sign of underlying issues within the company, and investors should be cautious.

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S.No. Name CMP Rs. P/E Mar Cap Rs.Cr. Div Yld % NP Qtr Rs.Cr. Qtr Profit Var % Sales Qtr Rs.Cr. Qtr Sales Var % ROCE % PEG
1576. Shangar Decor 0.3924.4719.090.000.1233.332.4131.693.600.16
1577. Saianand Commer. 0.3218.177.270.000.2321.050.34-77.780.970.34
1578. Shree Securities 0.2935.0623.140.000.30102.130.21200.005.981.17
1579. Sunshine Capital 0.244.36125.500.0029.451372.502.04-29.170.180.12
1580. Snehaa Organics 16.92124.1858.770.29
1581. Rachit Prints 16.1673.551.039.8038.570.13
1582. Amanta Healthcar 46.29489.2514.801.12
1583. Sugs Lloyd 17.48285.533.5325.4934.520.18
1584. Vigor Plast 16.2883.8530.410.10
1585. Austere Sys. 14.3757.6342.310.19
1586. Goel Construct. 9.87380.0238.700.19
1587. Optivalue Tek 16.15196.6654.900.50
1588. Karbonsteel Eng. 15.88224.8633.180.18

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