JUBLFOOD (Jubilant Foodworks) is currently trading at ₹681.45 as of June 13, 2025, up 2% for the day. Over the past year, the stock has gained about 26.5%, though it remains roughly 14% below its 52-week high of ₹796.75 and about 30% above its 52-week low of ₹522.25.
Technically, the stock is showing mixed signals. The RSI is neutral around 49.5, while MACD and ADX are giving sell signals. However, most short-term moving averages (except the 5 and 50-day) are showing buy signals, and the price is currently above the VWAP, indicating some short-term strength. The Stochastic RSI is in the overbought zone, suggesting caution.
Fundamentally, JUBLFOOD is trading at a high P/E of 197, which points to an expensive valuation. Its book value is ₹31.9, with the stock trading at over 21 times book value. The dividend yield is low at 0.18%, and the average ROE over three years is moderate at 13.8%. The company remains a leader in the quick-service restaurant sector in India, holding franchise rights for Domino’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, and Popeyes.
Analysts have a wide range of price targets, from as low as ₹516 to as high as ₹1,000. While the company’s fundamentals are strong, the high valuation and mixed technicals suggest investors should be cautious. The short-term trend is up, but further upside will depend on sustained buying and a breakout above resistance levels.
Technically, the stock is showing mixed signals. The RSI is neutral around 49.5, while MACD and ADX are giving sell signals. However, most short-term moving averages (except the 5 and 50-day) are showing buy signals, and the price is currently above the VWAP, indicating some short-term strength. The Stochastic RSI is in the overbought zone, suggesting caution.
Fundamentally, JUBLFOOD is trading at a high P/E of 197, which points to an expensive valuation. Its book value is ₹31.9, with the stock trading at over 21 times book value. The dividend yield is low at 0.18%, and the average ROE over three years is moderate at 13.8%. The company remains a leader in the quick-service restaurant sector in India, holding franchise rights for Domino’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, and Popeyes.
Analysts have a wide range of price targets, from as low as ₹516 to as high as ₹1,000. While the company’s fundamentals are strong, the high valuation and mixed technicals suggest investors should be cautious. The short-term trend is up, but further upside will depend on sustained buying and a breakout above resistance levels.
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