At a price-to-earnings multiple (P/E) of 10.2, UPL's valuation has fallen to its lowest in at least five years. Nevertheless, it continues to grow through acquisitions and is already the fifth largest agrochemical company in the world. Although the world is facing threats of economic recession, UPL's customer industry, agriculture, is fairly immune to it, which makes the stock a safe long-term bet.
The scrip has disappointed investors in last 3 years and is also likely to move in line with the market sentiments.
| Time Span | Price | Change | %Change | | Today | 135.80 | 1.45 | 1.07 | | Week | 140.75 | -6.40 | -4.54 | | Month | 163.40 | -29.05 | -17.77 | | Three Months | 162.10 | -27.75 | -17.11 | | Six Months | 130.10 | 4.25 | 3.26 | | One Year | 186.95 | -52.60 | -28.13 | | Two Years | 162.50 | -28.15 | -28.15 | | Three Years | 160.28 | -25.93 | -16.17 |
The worst seems to be over look to buy around Rs.115 levels and hold
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