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Piramal Enterprises stock continues to be weighed down by wholesale loans

Average cost of funds remained at 11 per cent even in December quarter, indicating tight liquidity

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Hamsini Karthik Mumbai
Piramal Enterprises’ stock shed nearly 30 per cent in CY19 and trades have been almost flat on a year-to-date basis. At Rs 1,531, it is valued at 1.1x FY21 estimated book, which is attractive. But, the question is whether this is a fair representation of the quality of the book. 

For instance, as of December 31, 2019, nearly 70 per cent of its book was concentrated by wholesale loans — 47 per cent was towards wholesale residential real estate projects, and 23 per cent was towards wholesale commercial real estate loans. Compared to its listed peers, which operate well-below the 25

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