As the technology evolves and digitalized, the demand for semiconductor product has recently been on an upward curve. This makes semiconductor stock an exciting investment option. In this article, the top semiconductor stocks in India listed on SEBI discuss below.
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Top 5 Semiconductor Companies 2025
1. MIC Electronic LTD (80.66rs)
MIC Electronics has faced financial challenges over the past three years. Its Return on Equity (ROE) is -1.64%, meaning it’s generating losses for shareholders. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is just 0.52%, showing it struggles to effectively use its capital to make profits. The Debt-to-Equity ratio is 0.44x, indicating a moderate amount of borrowed money compared to its equity. However, its Interest Coverage Ratio is only 0.27x, which means the company has difficulty earning enough to pay its interest expenses. These numbers point to weak profitability and financial efficiency, highlighting areas that need significant improvement.
As of September 2024, the shareholding of MIC Electronics shows that promoters own 66% of the company, giving them strong control. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold a small 4% stake, showing some foreign investment. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) do not own any shares, with their stake at 0%. The public owns the remaining 28%, indicating significant participation from retail or non-institutional investors. This shareholding pattern reflects the strong influence of promoters while also having a decent amount of public involvement in the company's ownership.
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Assets |
Amount (₹) |
Liabilities
+ Equity |
Amount (₹) |
|
Long-term
& Other Assets |
₹11 Cr |
Equity |
₹63 Cr |
|
Physical
Assets |
₹43 Cr |
Other
Liabilities |
₹7 Cr |
|
Inventory |
₹15 Cr |
Debt |
₹16 Cr |
|
Receivables |
₹2 Cr |
Accounts
Payable |
₹0 Cr |
|
Cash &
Short-term Assets |
₹13 Cr |
The company's financial performance for three quarters (Sep 24, Jun 24, and Sep 23) shows mixed results.
Key Points:
- Revenue : Increased from ₹17 crore in Sep 23 to ₹27 crore in Sep 24, showing strong growth.
- Gross Profit :- Rose from ₹6 crore to ₹9 crore during the same period.
- Ebitda :- Dropped significantly from ₹9 crore in Sep 23 to ₹3 crore in Sep 24.
- Net Profit :- Fell from ₹8 crore in Sep 23 to ₹2 crore in Sep 24.
While revenue and gross profit grew, lower Ebitda and net profit highlight potential cost or expense challenges affecting overall profitability.
2. Bharat Electronics LTD (BEL) (271rs)
BEL was established in 1954 in association with CSF, France (now, Thales), to meet the specialized Electronics equipment requirement of the Indian Defence service. BEL is an Indian state owned Aerospace and Defence company with about 9 factories and several regional office in India.
Bharat Electronics has excellent performance over the past three years. Its Return on Equity (ROE) is 21.68%, meaning it’s generating Profits for shareholders. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is 27.92%, showing effectively use its capital to make profits. The Debt-to-Equity ratio is 0.00x, indicating a none amount of borrowed money compared to its equity. However, its Interest Coverage Ratio is only 313.25x, which means the company has much better earning enough to pay its interest expenses. These numbers point to strong profitability and financial efficiency.
As of September 2024, the shareholding of Bharat Electronics shows that promoters own 51% of the company, giving them strong control. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold a small 17% stake, showing foreign investment. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), they own shares, with their stake at 18%. The public owns the remaining 12%, indicating significant participation from retail or non-institutional investors. This shareholding pattern reflects the strong influence of promoters while also having a decent amount of public involvement in the company's ownership.
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Assets |
Amount (₹) |
Liabilities
+ Equity |
Amount (₹) |
|
Long-term
& Other Assets |
₹2880 Cr |
Equity |
₹16326 Cr |
|
Physical
Assets |
₹2797 Cr |
Other
Liabilities |
₹19649 Cr |
|
Inventory |
₹7450 Cr |
Debt |
₹62 Cr |
|
Receivables |
₹7392 Cr |
Accounts
Payable |
₹3706 Cr |
|
Cash &
Short-term Assets |
₹19223 Cr |
The company's financial performance for three quarters (Sep 24, Jun 24, and March 24) shows mixed results.
Key Points:
- Revenue : Increased from ₹4447 crore in Jun 24 to ₹4762 crore in Sep 24, showing strong growth.
- Gross Profit :- Rose from ₹2132 crore to ₹2620 crore during the same period.
- Ebitda :- Increased significantly from ₹1151 crore in Sep 23 to ₹1557 crore in Sep 24.
- Net Profit :- Fell from ₹1785 crore in March 24 to ₹1083 crore in Sep 24.
While revenue and gross profit grew, lower net profit highlight potential cost or expense challenges affecting overall profitability.
3. Havells India LTD (1600.25)
Havells India Limited is a leading Fast Moving Electrical Goods (FMEG) Company and a major power distribution equipment manufacturer with a strong global presence. It enjoys enviable market dominance across a wide spectrum of product, including industrial and domestic circuit protection devices, cables and wires, motors, fans, modular switches, home appliance, air conditioners, electrical water heaters and power capacitors luminaires for domestics, commercial, and industrial application.
As of September 2024, the shareholding of Havells India shows that promoters own 59% of the company, giving them strong control. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold a small 24% stake, showing foreign investment. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), they own shares, with their stake at 8%. The public owns the remaining 7%, indicating significant participation from retail or non-institutional investors. This shareholding pattern reflects the strong influence of promoters while also having a decent amount of public involvement in the company's ownership.
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Assets |
Amount (₹) |
Liabilities
+ Equity |
Amount (₹) |
|
Long-term
& Other Assets |
₹2003 Cr |
Equity |
₹7446 Cr |
|
Physical
Assets |
₹2648 Cr |
Other
Liabilities |
₹2059 Cr |
|
Inventory |
₹3408 Cr |
Debt |
₹303 Cr |
|
Receivables |
₹1164 Cr |
Accounts
Payable |
₹2691 Cr |
|
Cash &
Short-term Assets |
₹3326 Cr |
The company's financial performance for three quarters (Sep 24, Jun 24, and March 24) shows mixed results.
Key Points:
- Revenue : Dropped from ₹5883 crore in Jun 24 to ₹4632 crore in Sep 24, showing weak growth.
- Gross Profit :- Drop from ₹1927 crore to ₹1624 crore during the same period.
- Ebitda :- Decreased significantly from ₹710 crore in March 24 to ₹467 crore in Sep 24.
- Net Profit :- Fell from ₹446 crore in March 24 to ₹267 crore in Sep 24.
While revenue and gross profit down, lower net profit highlight potential cost or expense challenges affecting overall profitability.
4.CG Power and Industrial Solution LTD (650.20rs)
CG Power and industrial solution is a global enterprise providing end to end solutions to utilities, industries and consumers for the management and application of efficient and sustainable electrical energy. It offers products, services and solutions in two main business segments, wiz. Power system and industrial system.
CG Power and Industrial Solution has excellent performance over the past three years. Its Return on Equity (ROE) is 51.64%, meaning it’s generating Profits for shareholders. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is 59.86%, showing effectively use its capital to make profits. The Debt-to-Equity ratio is 0.07x, indicating a some amount of borrowed money compared to its equity. However, its Interest Coverage Ratio is only 21.27x, which means the company has much better earning enough to pay its interest expenses. These numbers point to strong profitability and financial efficiency.
As of September 2024, the shareholding of CG Power and Industrial Solution shows that promoters own 58% of the company, giving them strong control. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold a small 14% stake, showing foreign investment. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), they own shares, with their stake at 7%. The public owns the remaining 20%, indicating significant participation from retail or non-institutional investors. This shareholding pattern reflects the strong influence of promoters while also having a decent amount of public involvement in the company's ownership.
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Assets |
Amount (₹) |
Liabilities
+ Equity |
Amount (₹) |
|
Long-term
& Other Assets |
₹1363 Cr |
Equity |
₹3017 Cr |
|
Physical
Assets |
₹864 Cr |
Other
Liabilities |
₹1553 Cr |
|
Inventory |
₹750 Cr |
Debt |
₹17 Cr |
|
Receivables |
₹1534 Cr |
Accounts
Payable |
₹1484 Cr |
|
Cash &
Short-term Assets |
₹1238 Cr |
The company's financial performance for three quarters (Sep 24, Jun 24, and March 24) shows mixed results.
Key Points:
- Revenue : Increased from ₹2260 crore in Jun 24 to ₹2441 crore in Sep 24, showing Strong growth.
- Gross Profit :- Increased from ₹728 crore to ₹743 crore during the same period.
- Ebitda :- Decreased significantly from ₹325 crore in March 24 to ₹323 crore in Sep 24.
- Net Profit :- Fell from ₹233 crore in March 24 to ₹219 crore in Sep 24.
While revenue and gross profit grew, lower net profit highlight potential cost or expense challenges affecting overall profitability.
HCL Technologies LTD (1995rs)
HCL tech is a leading global IT services company, which is ranked amongst the top five Indian IT services companies in terms of revenues. since its inception into the global landscape after its IPO in 1999,HCL tech has focused on transformational outsourcing, and offers and integrated portfolio of services including software-led IT solution, remote infrastructure management, engineering and R&D services and BPO. the company leverages its extensive global offshore infrastructure and a network of office in 46 countries to provide multiservice delivery in key industries verticals.
HCL Technologies has excellent performance over the past three years. Its Return on Equity (ROE) is 22.32%, meaning it’s generating Profits for shareholders. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is 26.80%, showing effectively use its capital to make profits. The Debt-to-Equity ratio is 0.09x, indicating a some amount of borrowed money compared to its equity. However, its Interest Coverage Ratio is only 47.41x, which means the company has much better earning enough to pay its interest expenses. These numbers point to strong profitability and financial efficiency.
As of September 2024, the shareholding of CG Power and Industrial Solution shows that promoters own 60% of the company, giving them strong control. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) hold a small 18% stake, showing foreign investment. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs), they own shares, with their stake at 14%. The public owns the remaining 5%, indicating significant participation from retail or non-institutional investors. This shareholding pattern reflects the strong influence of promoters while also having a decent amount of public involvement in the company's ownership.
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Assets |
Amount (₹) |
Liabilities
+ Equity |
Amount (₹) |
|
Long-term
& Other Assets |
₹36036 Cr |
Equity |
₹68263 Cr |
|
Physical
Assets |
₹11453 Cr |
Other
Liabilities |
₹19556 Cr |
|
Inventory |
₹185 Cr |
Debt |
₹5758 Cr |
|
Receivables |
₹25521 Cr |
Accounts
Payable |
₹5853 Cr |
|
Cash &
Short-term Assets |
₹26582 Cr |
The company's financial performance for three quarters (Sep 24, Jun 24, and March 24) shows mixed results.
Key Points:
- Revenue : Increased from ₹29160 crore in Jun 24 to ₹29318 crore in Sep 24, showing Strong growth.
- Gross Profit :- Decreased from ₹8780 crore to ₹8589 crore during the same period.
- Ebitda :- Increased significantly from ₹6533 crore in March 24 to ₹6825 crore in Sep 24.
- Net Profit :- grow from ₹3995 crore in March 24 to ₹4237 crore in Sep 24.
While revenue grew and gross profit low, higher net profit highlight potential cost or expense challenges affecting overall profitability.