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Gitanjali Gems Ltd: Turns Bullish...

A buy call was given on Gitanjali Gems Ltd, a couple of days back, for a short term target of Rs.45; after the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) rose 6.4% in August, compared with 4.1% in July and 0.5% in August last year, data from the statistics office showed on Monday---among sectors, gems and jewelry, electricity, mining and apparel contributed to growth while steel and instant food mixes were the slowest growing. 

The company's outstanding debt as on March 31 was Rs 8,715 crore, while the reserves and surplus was Rs.4018 Cr, as per the Economic Times, 3 June, 2015

It is to be noted that the bullishness of the gems and jewelry sector increases with any rise in GDP. 

The Book Value of the shares of Gitanjali Gems Ltd is Rs.292.67 while its market cap is ONLY Rs.379.73 Cr. Its P/E is 14.23, as compared to the Industry P/E of 35.84. Today, the shares of Gitanjali Gems Ltd closed at Rs.38.70 (BSE), up 6.03%.

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