Harrisons Malayalam Ltd
Harrisons Malayalam Ltd. engages in the plantations of tea and rubber estates. The company is headquartered in Kochi, Kerala. The firm has established and run plantations for tea, rubber, cocoa, coffee and a variety of spices. The firm cultivates approximately 14,000 hectares (ha) and processes produce from other farmlands in its neighborhood. Its primary products are rubber, tea and pineapple, which cultivates on approximately 7,400 ha, 6,000 ha and 1000 ha respectively. The company produces approximately 9,000 tons of Rubber, 20,000 tons of tea and 25,000 tons of Pineapple. The firm also produces smaller quantities of a variety of other exotic horticultural crops, such as areca nut, banana, cardamom, cocoa, coffee, coconut, pepper and vanilla, as well as limited quantities of organic tea and spices. Its operations are spread over 20 estates, eight rubber factories and twelve tea factories along with several blending and processing units.
Price Trend & Technical Volume
Daily QuotesPrice Chart (Historical Trend)
Interactive index-style Recharts with entry animations
4V Matrix
Multi-dimensional proprietary scoreValuation Comparison
Intrinsic & Fair Value Multiples* DCF valuation criteria: 2-Stage model: 10% growth rate years 1-5, 10.5% discount rate, 3% terminal growth rate
Community Sentiment
Be the first to voteWhat is your outlook on Harrisons Malayalam Ltd? Anonymous community voting — click an option to cast or update your vote.
AI Diagnostics Score
Weighted model combining fundamental, technical & growth factors.
- Debt/Equity is within safe range (0.60).
- Piotroski financial solvency score: 7/9.
- Momentum metrics indicate consolidation near key averages.
Historical Returns
Growth Analysis
| Metric | 1-Yr YoY | 3-Yr CAGR | 5-Yr CAGR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | +4.9% | +3.5% | +3.6% |
| Profit | +95.7% | +17.9% | -6.3% |
Institutional Valuation Models & Fundamental Quality Methodology
DesiStocks synthesizes classical institutional valuation models and financial distress frameworks to provide a balanced, multi-dimensional view of Indian equity fundamentals. Review each methodology below to understand its core drivers, appropriate use cases, and inherent assumptions.
Projects operating cash flows minus capital expenditures over a 5-year forecast window, discounted back to present value using the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). Terminal value assumes a sustainable 4% perpetual growth rate matching India's long-term GDP expansion.
Rooted in classic value investing doctrine: √(22.5 × EPS × Book Value). Graham's formula sets a defensive price ceiling to ensure an investor never pays more than 15x earnings and 1.5x tangible book value simultaneously.
Anchored in Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP). Equates a fair P/E multiple directly to the sustainable earnings growth rate percentage: Fair Price = EPS × Growth Rate. A PEG below 1.0 signifies potential undervaluation relative to growth.
Nine binary financial tests across profitability (positive ROA, cash flow > net income), balance sheet leverage (declining debt, rising liquidity, zero share dilution), and operational efficiency (improving gross margin and asset turnover). High scores (8–9) confirm robust quality.
Five weighted financial ratios assessing working capital, cumulative profitability, operating leverage, market capitalization, and asset turnover. Proven predictor of balance sheet stress and corporate bankruptcy probability over a 24-month horizon.
Proprietary four-pillar diagnostic framework examining Valuation (multiples vs 5Y history), Value Creation (ROCE spread over WACC cost of capital), Volatility (drawdown containment & beta), and Velocity (operating profit momentum).
All intrinsic valuations and scores are mathematical models generated using publicly available financial statements and historical market disclosures. These calculations do not represent guaranteed future price targets, investment advice, or research analyst buy/sell ratings under SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations. Always perform independent diligence and consult a licensed financial advisor.