🤖 “Kaynes Tech Is Booming – But Is This ₹37,000 Cr Stock Just Electronics Inflation?”

🤖 “Kaynes Tech Is Booming – But Is This ₹37,000 Cr Stock Just Electronics Inflation?”

At a Glance

Kaynes Technology is now India’s poster child for electronics manufacturing — but with a P/E of 128, it might be more overbought than a Black Friday power bank. With 97% profit CAGR over 5 years and FY25 PAT at ₹293 Cr, is this a future Foxconn… or just a glorified EMS stock with delusions of semiconductor grandeur?


🔧 Act 1: What Does Kaynes Actually Do?

Let’s decode this electronics unicorn’s pitch:

  • ✅ ESDM: Electronics System Design and Manufacturing
  • ✅ Concept-to-Commission IoT Solutions
  • ✅ Integrated manufacturing for defense, medical, automotive, railways, nuclear, and yes… outer space 👽
  • ✅ Recently expanded into OSAT (Semiconductor Assembly & Testing) and HDI PCBs

Basically, it’s the Swiss Army knife of contract manufacturing, now trying to become a fab-lite chip player.


📈 Act 2: FY25 Was a Banger (But Wait…)

FY25 Snapshot:

MetricFY25YoY Growth
Revenue₹2,722 Cr↑51%
Net Profit₹293 Cr↑60%
EBITDA₹411 Cr↑60%
OPM15%Stable
EPS₹45.84↑59%

📦 Quarterly Revenue → ₹984 Cr in Q4
📈 Quarterly PAT → ₹116 Cr
🧾 Financing latest via QIP at ₹5,625.75/share

🔋 Powering strong growth from IoT, EV components, and defense manufacturing verticals.
🔧 Also acquired Fujitsu’s power module assets in June 2025 – full semicon narrative incoming…


🔎 Act 3: Valuation = Nosebleed?

MetricValue
CMP₹5,864
P/E128x
P/B13.2x
Market Cap₹37,582 Cr
Book Value₹444
ROCE14.4%
ROE11.0%

That’s right.

₹293 Cr profit × 128 P/E = ₹37,500 Cr Market Cap

Now compare that to:

  • Syrma SGS (₹9,000 Cr mcap, 52x P/E)
  • Honeywell Automation (₹33,000 Cr mcap, 63x P/E)
  • LMW (₹16,000 Cr mcap, 203x P/E but 4% ROCE 🤡)

Basically, Kaynes is not even the most overvalued — it’s just priced like it’s 2030 already.


🔥 Act 4: Strengths, Risks & Why FIIs Are Circling

✅ Strengths

  • Profit CAGR: 97% over 5 years
  • Sales CAGR: 49%
  • Net profit tripled in 3 years
  • Vertical integration across high-value tech manufacturing
  • Low working capital days (102) despite custom builds
  • Inventory & debtor cycles improving

🚨 Risks

  • High dependence on QIP and FII interest (QIP just launched June 2025)
  • Cash flow from ops is negative again (₹82 Cr outflow in FY25)
  • ROE still just ~11% — not fab-worthy yet
  • No dividend = no payout = high reinvestment risk
  • P/E is absurd if FY26 doesn’t deliver another 50% profit jump

🧮 Act 5: Edu Valuation Breakdown

Let’s run a couple of fair value models:

⚙️ Method 1: PEG-Based

  • EPS FY25 = ₹45.84
  • Growth = 60%
  • PEG Fair P/E = 60 → FV = ₹2,750
  • FV = ₹2,500–2,800/share

⚙️ Method 2: EV/EBITDA Method

  • EBITDA FY25 = ₹411 Cr
  • EV/EBITDA avg for global EMS = 25x
  • Fair EV = 25 × ₹411 Cr = ₹10,275 Cr
  • With cash/debt = equity value ≈ ₹10,000 Cr
  • FV = ₹1,500–1,700/share

🎯 Final Fair Value Range: ₹1,500 – ₹2,800

CMP = ₹5,864 → Stock is trading 2x to 3x over upper bound FV

Which means: either Kaynes becomes India’s TSMC… or this valuation is just a semiconductor dream sequence.


🤝 Act 6: Who’s Backing This Beast?

ShareholderMar 2025
Promoters57.75%
FIIs11.17% (↓ from peak)
DIIs16.98%
Public14.10% (↑ steadily)

✅ FIIs/DIIs together hold ~28%
✅ QIP + semiconductor hype keeping sentiment hot
😶 Promoters haven’t added recently, though dilution hasn’t hurt ROE yet


🚀 TL;DR: Kaynes or Caution?

  • 🛠️ One of India’s most integrated ESDM plays
  • 🧠 Moving into semiconductor backend (OSAT), EV, aerospace
  • 🏆 Financial performance is stellar — but P/E at 128 is priced for perfection
  • 📉 Any miss in FY26 = stock could deflate faster than a Diwali balloon

✍️ Written by Prashant | 📅 22 June 2025
Tags: Kaynes Tech, ESDM, OSAT India, Semiconductor Stocks, Electronics Manufacturing, High Valuation, EduInvesting, Indian Tech Stocks, FY25 Results, Stock Market India

Prashant Marathe

https://eduinvesting.in

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