ITC Ltd. stock is available at Rs 203.90 today. Is it a good price point to buy? What are the future prospects of the company? Is it worth buying?

To start with, here's a slide deck that I prepared 5 years ago. Check BCG Matrix for ITC.

You may also like to see the fundamental analysis of ITC done by MoneyWorks4Me. It's a current analysis.

BCG Matrix for ITC Ltd

Excerpts from MoneyWorks4Me:

The company’s cigarette business growth story remains intact thanks to the almost inelastic demand. Further, it has diversified into non FMCG sectors like hotels, IT, paper, agriculture, etc.; with most of these businesses expected to turn profitable in the next couple of years the company could witness enhanced growth going forward.

Yes, ITC Ltd. is an investment worthy company, but only at the right price. Being a large cap stock (Market cap of ~ Rs. 157424.86 Crs.), ITC Ltd. is considered to be a low risk stock as compared to mid and small cap stocks. Also, being a FMCG stock it is more or less immune to recessionary pressures. Hence, it can be bought at a relatively lesser discount to its MRP.

Currently, its stock price is at Rs. 203.75 (as on 22nd Dec’ 2011). But, does this price offer an attractive discount to its right value (MRP) or is it over-priced? It is always best to invest at an attractive discount to its MRP, to get maximum returns at minimum risk. Become a member of MoneyWorks4me.com to know its sensible buy- price and hence take the right action for this company.

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