Republic Day - Made in India Shares: IRCTC, HAL, Bombay Stock Exchange to Bharat Electronics are stocks to buy

IRCTC, Hindustan Aeronautics, BSE, IndiaMart Intermesh, DMart, KEC International, Mazagon Dock, BEL, Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) are 9 shares recommended by the Research team of Zee Business ahead of Republic Day. The deep research done will help the investors to build a strong portfolio and invest for good returns over a long term. The focus of this show is to invest in Domestic companies.  

IRCTC:

The services offered by IRCTC are excellent. Apart from online ticket booking, IRCTC is generating over 50% of their revenue from the catering business. Drinking water business is also seeing good traction for IRCTC. IRCTC received mini ratna status in 2008. It is a debt free company and return on Equity for the past 3 years is 33%. IRCTC is an outstanding company and the financials of the company are extremely strong.

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Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL):   

Hindustan Aeronautics is from the defence sector. The order book of the company is extremely strong and the way they have executed the orders it seems there is a good growth opportunity going forward as well. Hindustan Aeronautics makes aircraft and jet engines for Indian army. Focus on Atmanibhar Bharat will ensure less dependence on imports and giving more orders to domestic companies like HAL. Order book of Hindustan Aeronautics stands at Rs 1 lk cr.

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Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE):

The valuations of Bombay Stock Exchange are extremely attractive. They have a 20% stake in CDSL. There is a valuation gap between BSE and NSE. Once NSE will get listed, the gap will narrow down between them. Bombay Stock Exchange is one of the best exchanges in the world. Increase in the commodity and derivatives market will benefit the company going forward.

IndiaMart Intermesh:

IndiaMart Intermesh is the leader in the online B2B category with a market share of 60%. They cater 56 Industries. SEBI has moved this company from small cap to mid cap, the required changes will happen in February. This move will attract a lot of funds inflows for the company going forward. Financials of IndiaMart Intermesh are extremely strong, revenues / profits of the company have been extraordinary.  

Avenue Supermart (DMart):

DMart gives an excellent shopping experience to customers in offline sales. This company has excellent products quality and range. Radha Krishna Damani (promoter of DMart) is one of the ace investors and is very well respected in the investor community and enjoys the confidence of all stakeholders. Business model of the company is extremely strong and has created good value for its investors.

KEC International:

The Infra sector will remain in focus going forward. Smart cities will see metros and flyovers in future, which will benefit companies like KEC International. The company has its presence in over 100 countries. The company has seen solid growth in the past 5 years. The profit of KEC International increased to 546 cr in 2020 from 158 cr in 2016. Orderbook of KEC International is over Rs 23000 cr.

Mazagon Dock:

The company is from the defence sector, manufacturing submarines and vessels. The order book of the company is over Rs 53000 cr. The cash flows of the company will remain strong in coming years from here. Recently, Radha Krishna Damani has bought 40 lk shares of the company. The company has given dividends for 15 years in a row now.

Indian Energy Exchange (IEX):

95% of the power trading happens on IEX in India, this indicates the monopoly situation that Indian Energy Exchange enjoys. Power consumption in India is only going to increase from here on which will benefit the company as their volumes will keep increasing.  

Bharat Electronics (BEL):

Bharat Electronics orderbook of the company is nearly Rs 52000 cr. Management wants to double the revenue of the company in the next 2 years. Bharat Electronics Valuations of the company are attractive at current levels and dividend yield is nearly 2%. Morgan Stanley has included this company in their focus list. Also, Bharat Electronics is debt free.