SBI Cards & Payment Services down by 65%; 93% growth in PAT; Should you Invest ?

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About Company

  • SBI Card was launched in 1998 by the State Bank of India and GE Capital.
  • SBI cards & payments service is the only credit card company listed on the stock market.
  • It is a subsidiary of India’s largest commercial bank, the State Bank of India.
  • It is a non-deposit accepting systemically important non-banking financial company registered with the RBI.
  • Market Share of SBI cars is 18.9% which is 2nd highest after HDFC Bank.

Stock Price

SBI Cards & Payment Services share price at IPO level

  • SBI Cards launched its IPO on March 2020, at a price level of Rs. 724
  • Stock made a all time high of Rs. 1165 in Oct 2021
  • In last 5 years since IPO launch(2020) to May 2024, SBI Cards stock price has given only 4% returns to their investors.

SBI Cards & Payment Services share price at IPO level

  • Stock price is down by 65% to a price level of Rs 708 as on May 2024, which is below than IPO listing price

Products Offered

The company offers 3 types of cards

  1. Super Premium (1 card)
  2. Core Cards ( 8 cards),
  3. Co-Brand Cards (15 Cards in association with banks, retail and travel partners)

Revenue Mix

1) Product Wise Breakup

2) Location Wise Breakup

3) Customer Segment Breakup

Key Ratios

Market Cap ₹ 67,433 Cr.
Current Price ₹ 709
High/Low ₹ 933 / 679
Stock PE 28
Industry PE 20.3
ROCE 12.5 %
ROE 22.0 %
PEG Ratio 1.23
Debt To Equity  3.30

Shareholding Pattern

Change In Shareholding Pattern

Jun-21 Mar-24 Change
Promoters + 69.50% 68.63% -0.87%
FIIs + 12.47% 8.59% -3.88%
DIIs + 6.69% 16.68% 9.99%
Public + 11.34% 6.09% -5.25%
  1. Promoters:
    • Jun-21: 69.50%
    • Mar-24: 68.63%
    • Change: -0.87%
    • Analysis: There is a slight decrease in the promoters’ shareholding by 0.87%. This indicates that promoters have marginally reduced their stake in the company over this period.
  2. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs):
    • Jun-21: 12.47%
    • Mar-24: 8.59%
    • Change: -3.88%
    • Analysis: The shareholding of FIIs has decreased by 3.88%. This significant reduction might indicate a loss of interest or confidence by foreign investors in the company or a shift of their investment to other opportunities.
  3. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs):
    • Jun-21: 6.69%
    • Mar-24: 16.68%
    • Change: +9.99%
    • Analysis: DIIs have significantly increased their shareholding by 9.99%. This substantial increase suggests that domestic institutions have grown more confident in the company’s prospects or see it as a valuable investment.
  4. Public:
    • Jun-21: 11.34%
    • Mar-24: 6.09%
    • Change: -5.25%
    • Analysis: The public shareholding has decreased by 5.25%. This indicates a reduction in the number of shares held by individual or non-institutional investors, possibly due to them selling off their shares or a buyback by the company.

Financial Trend

Revenue

  • Old Value (Mar-20): 9,281 crore
  • New Value (Mar-24): 16,968 crore
  • Revenue increased by approximately 82.82% from March 2020 to March 2024.

Net Profit

  • Old Value (Mar-20): 1,245 crore
  • New Value (Mar-24): 2,408 crore
  • Net Profit increased by approximately 93.37% from March 2020 to March 2024.

Company Valuation

  • Current PE- 28 (Blue Line)
  • Median PE- 51.2 (Red Line) (For 5 years)
  • As the current PE is less than the Median PE so we can say than company is undervalued.

Stock Price Target

  • For the past 5 years (2020 to 2024), stock price is within the range of 700-900 level.
  • Revenue & Net Profit has almost doubled in last 5 years when it comes to the stock price , company has given only 4% returns to their investors
  • So the Revenue & Net Profit got doubled in 5 years so we the stock will grow at a CAGR of 15% (assumption)
  • Based on the assumption Stock price target is defined

What Should Investor Do ?

  • By looking at the Current PE (28) & Median PE (51.2), company is undervalued
  • Since the stock price has given only 4% returns to their investors, this stock has huge upside potential to move
  • Credit Card industry in India is growing at a CAGR of 20% from (2017-2022)
  • Buying at current level of Rs 708, makes sense for the long term only & there are high chances that your invested money might get doubled within 2 years.

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Disclaimer

  • Money Minded School is not a SEBI registered investment advisor, Please do your own research before investing
  • This article is a complete guide about SBI cards & Payments Services.
  • These information and forecasts are based on our analysis, research, company fundamentals and history, experiences, and various technical analyses.
  • Also, We have talked in detail about the share’s future prospects and growth potential.
  • Hopefully, this information will help you in your further investment.
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