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Fundamental analysis

Company research without the spreadsheet

Revenue, profits, quarterly results, PE ratios, risk factors, peer comparison — ask about any Indian stock and get the full fundamental picture in one conversation.

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Someone at dinner mentioned a stock. Sounded confident. You spent 3 hours on Google after — annual reports, investor presentations, broker notes. 14 tabs open.

Revenue is growing but is the PE justified? Promoter holding dropped 2% — is that bad? Debt-to-equity looks high but you're not sure what's normal for this sector.

You still don't feel confident. Because data without context is just noise.

What if you could ask one question and get the full picture — revenue, profits, valuation, risks, and how it stacks up against peers?

Financial snapshot

Revenue, profits, and what's driving them

Get the headline numbers — revenue, net profit, YoY growth, operating margins — and the business drivers behind them. No PDF parsing required.

Revenue & net profit

Trailing twelve months and latest quarter, with YoY growth rates.

Operating margins

EBITDA and PAT margins — how efficiently the company converts revenue to profit.

Key business drivers

Segment-level breakdown showing which parts of the business are growing or shrinking.

Historical trend

5-year revenue and profit trajectory so you can spot acceleration or deceleration.

“Give me the financial snapshot for Reliance Industries”

Reliance Industries — Financial Snapshot

Revenue (TTM): ₹9,74,864 Cr (+7.8% YoY)

Net Profit (TTM): ₹79,020 Cr (+11.6% YoY)

EBITDA Margin: 16.2%

O2C segment grew 4.3%. Jio revenue up 12.1% driven by ARPU increase. Retail flat at 1.2% growth — margin pressure from quick commerce competition.

Valuation in context

A PE of 40 means nothing without knowing the sector average is 45

Ratios only make sense in context. PortoAI shows you PE, PB, market cap, debt-to-equity, and promoter holding — alongside sector averages and historical ranges so you can judge for yourself.

PE ratio

Price-to-earnings in context of sector averages and historical range.

PB ratio

Price-to-book with asset quality context for capital-heavy sectors.

Market cap & debt-to-equity

Size, leverage, and how it compares to sector norms.

Promoter holding

Ownership changes, pledge trends, and what they signal about confidence.

Quarterly results

Latest results, broken down — not just the numbers

Revenue beat or miss is just the start. PortoAI pulls management commentary, guidance shifts, and segment-level changes so you understand what the numbers actually mean.

Latest results

Revenue, EBITDA, PAT, margins — pulled from the most recent quarter with YoY and QoQ comparison.

Management commentary

Key themes from concalls — guidance changes, capex plans, and sector outlook in plain language.

Guidance shifts

Track how management expectations have changed over the last 2-4 quarters. Consistency matters.

Risk analysis

Every stock has risks. Most research ignores them.

PortoAI surfaces the risks that matter — competitive threats, regulatory exposure, macro sensitivity, and governance flags — so you know what could go wrong before you commit capital.

Competitive threats — new entrants, pricing pressure, market share loss.

Regulatory risks — policy changes, compliance burden, licensing uncertainty.

Macro headwinds — currency exposure, commodity prices, interest rate sensitivity.

Governance flags — related-party transactions, auditor changes, promoter pledges.

Concentration risk — revenue dependence on single clients, geographies, or products.

Peer comparison

Is Infosys expensive relative to TCS, Wipro, HCLTech?

A stock doesn't exist in a vacuum. PortoAI compares valuation, growth, margins, and return ratios across sector peers — so you can see where a company sits relative to its competition.

“Compare Infosys valuation with IT sector peers”

IT Sector — Valuation Comparison

TCS — PE 28.4 · ROE 47.2% · Revenue growth 5.1%

Infosys — PE 25.1 · ROE 32.8% · Revenue growth 4.6%

HCLTech — PE 24.8 · ROE 24.1% · Revenue growth 6.8%

Wipro — PE 22.3 · ROE 15.6% · Revenue growth 1.2%

Infosys trades at a discount to TCS but at a premium to HCLTech, which has higher revenue growth. Wipro is the cheapest on PE but weakest on growth and returns.

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Fundamental analysis FAQ

Common questions about data sources, coverage, freshness, and how PortoAI handles fundamental research.

Where does PortoAI get its fundamental data?
PortoAI pulls data from exchange filings, annual reports, quarterly results, and concall transcripts. All data comes from publicly available, authoritative sources.
Which stocks are covered?
All stocks listed on NSE and BSE — large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap. If it has filed results with the exchange, PortoAI can research it.
How fresh is the data?
Quarterly results and filings are updated within days of publication. Price and valuation data refreshes daily during market hours.
Is this the same as stock tips or recommendations?
No. PortoAI provides research and context — not buy/sell calls. It surfaces data, highlights risks, and compares valuations so you can make your own informed decision.
Should I use fundamental analysis or technical analysis?
They answer different questions. Fundamentals help you understand what a company is worth. Technicals help you understand when the market might move. PortoAI supports both — use them together for a more complete picture.

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