KPIT is an automotive software specialist focused on software-defined vehicles for global OEMs, operating in the engineering R&D segment of India's IT sector. Consolidated revenue runs ₹1,600–1,700 Cr per quarter, with a market cap of ₹16,829.74 Cr. The company's positioning hinges on its ability to scale programmes as OEMs adopt software-defined architectures.
Founded
1990
Face value
₹10
Market cap
₹13,486 Cr
P/E
23.1×
P/B
3.8×
Dividend yield
1.5%
ROE
19.8%
ROCE
26.9%
Debt / equity
0.13
OPM
19.5%
EPS (TTM)
₹21.4
Book value
₹130.1
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Key insights
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Key risks
Stock has lost 49.24% over one year while trading at PE 28.89; earnings must grow materially to justify the valuation, or the stock faces further downside as the multiple compresses.
Operating margins swing sharply between 16.21% and 31.22% in recent quarters—verify whether this reflects business-mix shifts, customer concentration, or operational instability, as margin consistency is critical at a 28.89 PE.
Consolidated revenue is 2.4–2.7× standalone (₹605–703 Cr), indicating heavy dependence on subsidiaries; verify their profitability, customer overlap, and whether they drag down consolidated ROE if margins differ.
SDV adoption by OEMs is nascent and cyclical with vehicle production; verify the backlog, ramp timelines, and whether revenue is front-loaded or sustainable as programmes scale.
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Growth drivers
Consolidated quarterly revenue of ₹1,600–1,700 Cr is an established base; OEM programme volume and new model cycles will determine trajectory—verify new contract wins and ramp visibility.
D/E ratio of 0.13 leaves headroom for acquisitions or capex to deepen SDV capabilities; verify if management is deploying capital to expand engineering depth or customer wallet share.
ROE of 19.75% with net profit of ₹50–169 Cr per quarter supports reinvestment in engineering talent and R&D; verify headcount growth and centre expansion to gauge capability scaling.
Standalone revenue of ~₹650–700 Cr reflects organic customer relationships; growth depends on new OEM wins and share gains—verify sales pipeline and contract activity.
Generated analysis · source review pending
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rule-based
Pros
+Strong return on equity of 28.1% (3-yr avg)
+High return on capital employed of 33.7%
+Profit CAGR of 35.3% over the last 5 years
+Revenue CAGR of 26% over the last 5 years
+Comfortable interest coverage of 14.2×
+Dividend payout of 35.3% of profit
Cons
No red flags triggered.
Research score
Structured signal from quality, growth, valuation and momentum.
63/100
Business quality
74
Growth
51
Valuation
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Mr. Ramesh Namdeo RaskarNon-Executive - Independent Director
Mr. Nishant BatraNon-Executive - Independent Director
Mr. Parag C ShahNon-Executive - Independent Director
Mr. Ashish MalhotraCompany Secretary & Compliance Officer
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