ETMarkets Stock Screener: NMDC among 7 value stocks for long-term investment

Using data from ETMarkets Stock Screener, we have shortlisted 7 value stocks that best fit the strategy chalked out for a long-term investment horizon. These stocks are trading at a discount to their fundamentals. Value stocks usually trade at low P/B or low P/E multiples.

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PSU firm NMDC has a market cap of Rs 33,761 crore. Last year, NMDC had given a dividend of Rs 2,274 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 4.68, while the P/B stands at 0.96.

Media and broadcasting company Sun TV has a market cap of Rs 17,007 crore. Last year, the company had given a dividend of Rs 197 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 9.79, while the P/B stands at 2.08.

Indian IT consulting and outsourcing company EClerx Services has a market cap of Rs 6,782 crore. The company had given a dividend of Rs 3 crore to its investors in the last year. The PE of the stock stands at 14.22, while the P/B stands at 2.91.

Motilal Oswal is a broking firm with a market cap of Rs 8,524 crore. Last year, the company had given a dividend of Rs 71 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 7.98, while the P/B is at 1.51.

GNFC is a fertilizer and chemicals manufacturing company and has a market cap of Rs 8,197 crore. Last year, GNFC had given a dividend of Rs 78 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 4.61, while the P/B is at 1.03.

Smallcap firm Sarda Energy has a market cap of Rs 3,824 crore. Last year, Sarda Energy had given a dividend of Rs 18 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 5.51, while the P/B is at 1.26.

Bhansali Engineering Polymers has a market cap of Rs 1,642 crore. Last year, the company had given a dividend of Rs 8 crore to its investors. The PE of the stock stands at 8.39, while the P/B is at 1.68.

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