🎬 BAG Films & Media Ltd: From Daily Soaps to Daily Struggles?

🎬 BAG Films & Media Ltd: From Daily Soaps to Daily Struggles?

🧠 1. At a Glance

Once a household name behind Indian television content, BAG Films & Media is now a micro-cap enigma. Profitable? Yes. Growing? Barely. And with a stock price that still needs a 5x move just to reach old highs, investors are asking: is there anything worth binge-watching here?


🎥 2. WTF Do They Even Do?

  • BAG Films & Media Ltd (BSE: 532507, NSE: BAGFILMS) was incorporated in 1993.
  • It creates content across genres — drama, comedy, movies, OTT, news and non-news.
  • Once known for shows like Siddhant and Kumkum, it now pitches content to MX Player, Applause, etc.
  • Also owns “News24” and “E24 Bollywood”.
  • Operates in a highly competitive space with bigger players like Balaji Telefilms, Zee, Sun TV.

💰 3. Financials Overview – Profit, Margins, ROE, Growth

MetricValue (FY25)
Revenue₹136 Cr
Net Profit₹10 Cr
Operating Margin15%
5Y Profit CAGR22%
5Y Sales CAGR2.4% (yikes)
ROE (FY25)4.03%
ROCE (FY25)7.73%
Book Value₹7.95
Current Price₹7.57

🧾 TL;DR:

  • Profits have improved recently.
  • But sales haven’t.
  • Returns (ROE/ROCE) are low.

📊 4. Valuation – Is It Cheap, Meh, or Crack?

  • CMP: ₹7.57
  • P/E: 24.1x
  • Price/Book: 0.95x (looks cheap… or is it just dead?)

Fair Value Range (EduInvesting):

  • Using 5Y avg EPS of ~₹0.20, assigning a conservative P/E of 20x:
    • FV = ₹4 – ₹5
  • If FY25 EPS of ₹0.31 is sustainable, FV = 0.31 x 20 = ₹6.2
  • Edu FV Range: ₹4.5 – ₹6.5 (stock is currently above that!)

🔥 5. What’s Cooking – News, Triggers, Drama

  • 834% YoY profit growth in Mar ’25 quarter (₹6.49 Cr).
  • OPM jumped to 24% – highest in years.
  • AGM scheduled on Sept 11, 2025.
  • Slight FII activity (up to 0.08%, now dropped again).
  • However, no big IP, no major OTT hits announced.

🧾 6. Balance Sheet – How Much Debt, How Many Dreams?

  • Borrowings = 0. Yes, it’s now debt-free. ✅
  • Reserves up to ₹118 Cr.
  • But working capital days = 273 (was 502!). Still bloated.
  • Debtor Days = 179 (down from 232). Recovering slowly.

💸 7. Cash Flow – Sab Number Game Hai

FYCFO (₹ Cr)FCF?
FY23-5
FY24+19
FY25+2Meh
  • Cash from ops has turned positive, but not consistent.
  • FCF sustainability is questionable.

📉 8. Ratios – Sexy or Stressy?

  • ROE: 4.03%
  • ROCE: 7.73%
  • No dividend ever (not even for TRP milestones 😆)
  • Promoter holding: 46.86%
  • Public: 53.13% (61,227 shareholders!)

💵 9. P&L Breakdown – Show Me the Money

YearSales (₹ Cr)Net Profit (₹ Cr)OPM %EPS (₹)
FY23112-111%-0.08
FY24132716%0.20
FY251361015%0.31
  • OPM has improved from 11% to 15%
  • EPS trend positive but low in absolute terms

🤼 10. Peer Comparison – Who Else in the Game?

NameP/EROE %OPM %CMP/BV
Sun TV13.515.7532.03
Zee18.36.814.61.22
TV Today12.59.3101.16
BAG Films24.14.015.20.95
  • BAG Films has higher P/E than peers despite lower ROE 🤔

🧩 11. Miscellaneous – Shareholding, Promoters

  • Promoter Holding stable at 46.86% for years
  • No major FII/DII holding
  • Public holding high (53.13%) with 61K shareholders – typical of microcap media stocks

🧠 12. EduInvesting Verdict™

BAG Films is like that one serial your mom still watches out of habit. The company has cleaned up its debt, posted a few profitable quarters, and looks statistically cheap. But with poor sales growth, weak RoE, and zero dividends, it’s hard to binge-invest in this story.

Unless a content hit or major OTT deal changes the script, this looks like a “watchlist, not watch again” stock.

✍️ Written by Prashant | 📅 July 1, 2025


Tags: BAG Films, penny stocks, media industry, TV broadcasting, smallcap stocks, stock analysis, Indian media stocks

Prashant Marathe

https://eduinvesting.in

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