Overall Fundamental outlook

Business Operations:

Sector: Technology
Industry: Consumer Electronics

Dixon Technologies (India) Limited engages in the provision of electronic manufacturing services in India and internationally. The company offers original design and original equipment manufacturing services for consumer electronics, including LED TVs and AC PCB; home appliances, such as washing machines and refrigerators; lighting products comprising LED bulbs, battens, and down lighters, etc.; mobile phones and smartphones, PCBA for mobile phones, medical electronics, wearables, and set top boxes; and security systems, such as CCTV camera and digital video recorders. It also provides solutions in reverse logistics, such as repair and refurbishment services for LED TV panels, as well as information technology hardware. The company was incorporated in 1993 and is headquartered in Noida, India.

Revenue projections:

Revenue projections for DIXON
Revenue projections for DIXON

Investors may react cautiously to news that Dixon Technologies (India) Limited's revenues are forecasted to be lower than last year's. Such declines are likely to have a negative effect on the company's bottom line, which can lead to concerns about profitability and hinder investor confidence in the company's future performance.

Financial Ratios:

currentRatio 1.040000
forwardPE 55.550884
debtToEquity 19.340000
earningsGrowth 3.714000
revenueGrowth 1.210000
grossMargins 0.077900
operatingMargins 0.034670
trailingEps 202.220000
forwardEps 184.820000

DIXON's current ratio is 1.04, signaling that the company has sufficient cash reserves and current assets to cover its short-term debt obligations. This suggests financial stability, as DIXON should not face any issues meeting its short-term liabilities with available resources.
DIXON's elevated forward PE ratio indicates that the stock may face limited price growth and is at risk for a correction. Investors should consider this metric alongside other fundamentals to accurately assess the stock's valuation.
DIXON's low Debt-to-Equity ratio means the company is not over-leveraged, highlighting its conservative use of debt. This suggests reduced financial risk and a stable balance sheet, making DIXON a financially resilient company with lower exposure to debt-related pressures.
DIXON's positive earnings and revenue growth suggest that the company is poised for business expansion. This financial strength indicates that DIXON is expected to continue growing, with rising profits and sales contributing to its long-term success.
DIXON's forward EPS being less than its trailing EPS indicates the company may be less profitable this year than last. This signals potential challenges in maintaining earnings growth and could lead to concerns about future performance.

Price projections:

Price projections for DIXON
Price projections for DIXON

DIXON's price projections have been gradually revised upward, reflecting increased confidence in the company's future performance. This trend suggests analysts expect DIXON to achieve greater success in the coming periods.

Recommendation changes over time:

Recommendations trend for DIXON
Recommendations trend for DIXON


A recent buy bias from analysts toward DIXON indicates strong confidence in the stock's future performance. This could encourage investors to park their money in DIXON, viewing it as a stable and potentially rewarding investment opportunity with promising long-term growth prospects.