Shah Foods Ltd.

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*Implied Growth calculated using Newton-Rhapson method.

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FAQs on Shah Foods Ltd. Financials

How strong is Shah Foods balance sheet?

Shah Foods balance sheet is weak and might have solvency issues

Is the debt of Shah Foods increasing or decreasing?

Yes, The debt of Shah Foods is increasing.
Latest debt of Shah Foods is ₹1.04 Crs as of Sep-24.
This is greater than Mar-24 when it was ₹1.03 Crs.

Is the profitablity of Shah Foods improving?

The profit is oscillating.
The profit of Shah Foods is -₹0.22 Crs for Mar 2024, -₹0.21 Crs for Mar 2023 and -₹0.27 Crs for Mar 2022

Does Shah Foods pay decent dividends?

The company seems to be paying a very low dividend.
Investors need to see where the company is allocating its profits.
Shah Foods latest dividend payout ratio is 0% and 3yr average dividend payout ratio is 0%

How has Shah Foods allocated its funds?

Companies resources are majorly tied in miscellaneous assets

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Shah Foods Ltd.

Has the share price of Shah Foods grown faster than its competition?

Is Shah Foods stock expensive?

How strong is Shah Foods balance sheet?

Is the debt of Shah Foods increasing or decreasing?

Is the profitablity of Shah Foods improving?

Does Shah Foods pay decent dividends?

How has Shah Foods allocated its funds?

Shah Foods Ltd.

Shah Foods Ltd.

Has the share price of Shah Foods grown faster than its competition?

Is Shah Foods stock expensive?

How strong is Shah Foods balance sheet?

Is the debt of Shah Foods increasing or decreasing?

Is the profitablity of Shah Foods improving?

Does Shah Foods pay decent dividends?

How has Shah Foods allocated its funds?

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