FIIs reducing stake in these 5 companies, stocks slide over 50% in 2022

In recent times, FIIs slowly turned out to be net buyers in Indian equity, but overall, for 2022, they remained massive net sellers to the tune of about Rs 1.50 lakh crore. ET markets study, FIIs are reducing their stake in Indian stocks.

The analysis shows that from the BSE universe, there were about 167 stocks where FIIs consistently reduced their stake in each of the last three quarters of 2022 (March-Sept 2022) compared to their preceding quarters; we considered only stocks with a market cap of over Rs 500 crore.

Five stocks from the list tumbled over 50 percent, and 4 of them have more weak points than strengths on SWOT analysis. Take a look at key weak points of these stocks on SWOT analysis, according to Trendlyne.com.

-Inefficient use of shareholder funds - ROE declining in the last 2 years
-Inefficient use of assets to generate profits - ROA declining in the last 2 years
-Poor cash generated from core business - Declining Cash Flow from Operations for last 2 years
-Declining revenue every quarter for the past 2 quarters
-Annual net profit declining for last 2 years
-Highest fall from 52-week high

-Decline in quarterly net profit with falling profit margin (YoY)
-Declining profits every quarter for the past 4 quarters
Declining revenue every quarter for the past 2 quarters
Declining Net cash flow : Companies not able to generate net cash
Major fall in TTM net profit
Fall in quarterly revenue and net profit (YoY)

-MFs decreased their shareholding last quarter
-Decline in net profit with falling profit margin (QoQ)
-Decline in quarterly net profit with falling profit margin (YoY)
-Declining profits every quarter for the past 2 quarters
-Near 52-week low
-Weak momentum: Price below short, medium and long term averages

-Poor cash generated from core business
-Declining net cash flow and cash from operating activity for the last 2 years
-Degrowth in revenue and profit
-Decline in quarterly net profit with a falling profit margin (YoY)
-Declining net cash flow: Companies not able to generate net cash
-Annual net profit declining for last 2 years
-Major fall in TTM net profit

-Decline in quarterly net profit with a falling profit margin (YoY)
-Declining net cash flow: Companies not able to generate net cash
-Fall in quarterly revenue and net profit (YoY)
-Weak Momentum: Price below short, medium and long-term averages
-Highest fall from 52-week high