Hindustan Unilever Stock to become a Multibagger again? | Fundamental Analysis | Akshat Shrivastava

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Is Hindustan Unilever stock done for?
What does its future look like?
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[@abhinaykumar7]

Plz advise some stocks under 300

[@deveshmaheshwari6598]

Even defensive players have to score runs . Even defensive stocks have to grow in terms of sales and profits . Good ROE and ROCE cannot help you lifelong . 10 years ago we operated in different world . We were less that usd 1.5 trillion economy . This stock would work .

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[@bharathbhat5878]

23 mins in 1 min - HUL hsnt run in past 5 years. Its in time correction. It shd run 40-50% in next 5 years . Its a defensive stock. They are able to protect their profit margins. Indians are using Rin soap to wash head. One or the other day they will use HUL shampoo. So it will run.

[@76rtf]

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[@rishirameja5146]

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[@om845]

Thanks man😂 I'm investor of Hul and accumulating on dips.

[@learnwithujjwal_]

​@@om845meaning you're accumulating from last 5 years😂

[@summerbreeze5115]

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[@AnnysLopez-fy9sg]

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[@batty1303]

00:01 HUL stock expected to revive for good returns 01:59 HUL stock technical pattern and potential returns 03:56 HUL stock performance and relation with Unilever PLC 06:05 HUL showing healthy revenue and profit growth 08:17 Hindustan Unilever is a defensive stock 10:13 Consider holding Hindustan Unilever stock for long-term growth. 12:12 HUL stock expected to grow based on fundamentals 14:26 Hindustan Unilever's revenue growth is driven by price increase, not quantity 16:30 HUL managing supplier pricing and protecting profit margins amidst poor consumer demand. 18:25 Hindustan Unilever is expected to benefit from the return of consumer demand in India. 20:12 HUL's premium Beauty business growing rapidly 21:57 Investing in Hindustan Unilever is a defensive move for a well-balanced portfolio. Crafted by Merlin AI.

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[@yashaggarwal-pk1pl]

Thank you bro

[@devilhex2802]

I found it's history interesting. 2000-2010 - 10% increase only 2010-2015 - 250% increase 2015-2017 - 5% decrease 2017-2021 - 220% increase 2021-2024 - 20% decrease. Could give another run up. But super difficult to say when it'd do so. Going by the history, there is a small chance that it may stay sideways for even a decade.

[@apoorvgunjanpathak1468]

It would be better if 2017-2020 & 2020-2025 are 2 categories considering the fact during COVID a decent fall would have occurred

[@devilhex2802]

@@apoorvgunjanpathak1468 no, I checked that. The 2020 covid fall as well as the recovery come under 2017-2021 and stock had hit all time high in 2021. The fall post 2021 doesn't have much to do with covid.

[@lakshnaramesh9733]

12:50 Even Akshat Shrivastava has been buying HUL share since 2450rs & on top of that he has ability & money to deploy even 10 crores in HUL share in case if it fall another 10-15% or beyond that, which is definitely not practically possible for any small investors like us People knew very well that Akshat Shrivastava started discussing about HUL when it was over 2400rs to 2450rs, not last month or last year, but he started discussing about HUL share way back in early 2021, now it's been over 3 years but HUL share not only underperformed Nifty 50, but also not generated even 1% to HUL shareholders (excluding dividend). Of course from this point it "might" even go 40% or 50% also, but still not beaten Nifty 50's returns over the last 1 year, 3 years or in 5 years time period But, Akshat Shrivastava keep on making video about HUL left - right - centre, moreover he is not discussing something new, but the same points which he said during Mid of 2021 (Rin, Dove, Boost, Horlicks, Tresemme, Magnum, 3 roses, Surf Excel etc... are household products of HUL), it might be a feel good moment for the shareholders as they are one of the owners of HUL which is the company that manufactures almost every household products in FMCG, but at the end of the day any shareholder invest in a company purely for one reason "returns", which is completely missing in HUL for over 5 years. HUL moving 20% or 30% from current levels doesn't mean the stock has done well compared to Nifty 50, in fact Nifty 50 has clearly outperformed HUL in almost all time frames

[@SanghPath]

and he talk it as a multibagger

[@Abhisek-mx9iv]

Regardless of how many market leading products HUL has in it's bucket, none of their products have more than 8-10% growth in business.

[@rajarshibasuray1563]

I choose Nifty50, and BankNifty over HUL. I hv few HUL but prefer ITC instead

[@akshaynaik1719]

Bro but stock knows that it has to move in channel 😂😂😂

[@arka2k17]

HUL can make an up move and reach 4000 and remain in stagnation for another 5 years. If you own HUL and you are not satisfied, then you don't understand in the first place why you own this stock.

[@epifaniomanuelgamezpineda3779]

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[@shantuss]

Akshat this is HDFC Bank of FMCG. You have covered it many times. In India growth story there are many stocks other than HUL.

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[@user-gk6oz8xd9o]

Sure, it can be a multi-bagger again. But how many years would it take ? The point is that there is no risk in holding HUL, but the rate at which it is growing its sales, there is no certainty that it will give a run up any time soon. But I can be wrong. There are many smaller FMCG companies that are growing sales very fast, which actually means that they are gaining market shares. Investors are going there. People like Akshat who has a large portfolio can hold HUL type stocks for as many years as he wants. But ordinary investors who have very small capital to invest will miss many good opportunities by holding HUL type stocks.

[@georgemathewjose7325]

Spot on!

[@lifles2]

Stock price depends on future prospects of the company, not what they are presently doing. And hul doesn't have any future prospects

[@vivekgsp]

Absolutely correct. I have a small portfolio and have hold HUL since 3 years with negative gains. What I understand is that, the time to entry is very important for any stock, and even HUL. Seems like HUL is consolidated for long time now, and inflation also might come down in subsequent months, so it can be a good time to enter and then gradually increase the stake.

[@noclicheplease]

The stocks that pose a real threat to ITC and HUL are the umbrella companies, i.e. Tata Consumer Products and Reliance. Esp. Reliance has the most potential with the ability to influence the in-store product placements in their chain of retail stores. Also the online stores and quick grocery apps, these players own, could help with the data necessary to learn about user preferences and ad placement.

[@adesaia]

Tata consumer is foods only .. HUL is moving away but hopefully they will find a spot where they can add to foods portfolio which is in sync with global..UL selling icecream which in india is doing great .let's see how they handle this . I think they need to have an EM portfolio that india drives and a develop markets portfolio which UK drives

[@noclicheplease]

@@adesaia well, a company from Tata group has announced that they will enter into beauty products. Not sure about the status of it. But yeah, it might not come under TCP. But they might reshuffle these company into one sub umbrella in the future.

[@sivay4087]

Competition was less at that time. Now multiple companies entered into this segment ...

[@virsingh1978]

Its interesting to compare HUL and Nestle, both are FMCG MNCs but Nestle has been able grow sales better than HUL and that reflects in the share price growth for both. How come the consumer demand issue has not affected Nestle to that extent as HUL?

[@georgemathewjose7325]

Lower base in terms of market penetration for most of their product categories. It's still not easy to find Nescafe in a small town, but you can get a Bru sachet even in a tea shop. Good luck finding Everyday dairy whitener. It's easier to spot a cow. Remember when Nestle Munch used to be widely availabe, but not Nestle Kitkat? (Higer margin probably) As Per Mr. Narayanan Kitkat has become the popular choice for kids in the rural India. Their numbers say that they're gradually gaining traction in the rural areas. They're also increasing capacity to address the market.

[@pvaity_1289]

Probably becoz of Nan Pro & Maggie alone. Number of working women have increased. Thus breast feeding is no longer feasible. And babies love Nan Pro compared to Formula Milk of other brands. And Maggie still rocks among all age groups

[@dakshahuja2797]

Hi Akshat, one thing that you should consider while analysing is emergence of Small Boutique Companies in the FMCG space. No one company can take on HUL, however small brands, operating in niche categories are rapidly expanding, For example, The Minimalist, Bombay Shaving Company, Plum. Could the consolidation be due to emergence of new Competition that is emerging due to easy entry of brands leveraging the Distribution of E-Commerce and quick commerce?

[@PramodSharma-jm4df]

Hi by viewing your video I understand that putting money in ITC would be more prudent then HUL

[@ameen7681]

Does hindustan Unilever have organic products, and they still use sodium laural sulphate in its soaps, which is usually contaminated with 1,4 dioxane a carcinogen. Given the current generation is more knowledgeable about what products they use and the push towards organic and chemical free products and the slowness of HUL adapting to these changes combined with the rise of brands like mamaearth, plum etc HUL products may go out of favour with consumers

[@anne-mm2yb]

Thanks for let us know that

[@Falafala-bw7ee]

What about huls other products ditergent tea powder home utensils which have major revenue

[@raomvn]

Maybe this has been asked multiple times before - how do you compare investing in HUL v/s COLPAL. Do COLPAL / Gillette / PGHH also qualify as "defensive" stocks? I hold fair qty of both HUL and ITC - should I consider moving part of this into, say, COLPAL (My risk apetite is "low" to at best "moderate") BTW - I am very happy with the dividends from both HUL and ITC so no issues there🙂

[@vivekgsp]

My Summary: The time to entry is very important for any stock, and even HUL. Seems like HUL is consolidated for long time now, and inflation also might come down in subsequent months, so it can be a good time to enter and then gradually increase the stake.

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[@user-ig8ub4dl3l]

No fundamental analysis, no balance sheets , no cash flow statement, no income statement, just sir’s “macroeconomic perspective “ and technical analysis. To be honest I don’t understand charts at all.

[@kishormotwani9271]

There has been a revision in the royalty given by Hindustan lever to parent company to the extent of 4% of sales it's a big number Akshat should have talked about that also

[@adesaia]

U need inflation/ rates to be consistently below 4% before disposable income can be allocated in rural and urban India for staples for middle class and lowerincome groups. Still no evidence of that happening .

[@rahulgupta2610]

Dear Akshat Your recommendation SBI cards has given -2.6% returns in last 6 months

[@princysharma9307]

I got excited reading subtitle! 💯

[@sameer6356]

HUL is def not a multibagger .. title is only to attract views

[@chiragwadhwa4795]

I have made only one decision based on his advice and that's Kotak Mahindra Bank, am 13 % down right now, i don't know much about market so am still gonna hold it for 2-3 yrs as he said, but I don't think we can trust these videos

[@utkarshsahu1362]

Will there be any investment summit in Bangalore? Please hit like folks from Bangalore so that Akshat can think of one in Bangalore.

[@himanshusukhwal1739]

We need more videos like these. Appreciate your attention to detail with charts and balance sheet

[@prasadjadhav7489]

I'm holding string fundamental stocks,,,, If market falls,, I don't panic,,,, so why should I have defensive stocks?? I'm seeing some undervalued fundamentally strong stocks then why should I have defensive stocks??

[@waowaowao6629]

FMCG professional here : They key point missed in FMCGs like HUL is are they able to deliver volumetric growth without diluting their margins ? Due to inflation, products like toothpastes shampoos have increase prices by 7-8% each year since Covid, so revenue growth here doesn’t make sense. The organic consumption has not increased and the rise of many organised local players threaten the market share of giants like HUL.

[@mayankpuri05]

Thanks @Akshatzayn.. we keep hearing that consumer demand is weak and it will pick up, but what will trigger this consumer demand? what events will likely help consumer demand going up?

[@TrueIndianTalk-dt9yy]

*HUL has big plans and large investments to make in Palm Oil cultivation in Andhra state government*

[@nsnirav05nirav]

What is your suggestion for next year's performance Return Over 1 Year: -11.8%

[@50046ify]

1)HUL 61579 crore turnover in Fy2023 - 24 2) 9/10 households in india use HUL brand 3) 91 year of presence in inda😊 4) 19 brand's with turnover of 1000 crore per annum 5) 50 + brands that are household names 6). 9 million retail outlets sell HUL products 7) 3600 distributor across the country 8) 19000 employer HUL Buying price 2424 2030 HUL target Minimum 8000🎉🎉

[@anilhinduja]

Time correction is leading to a realistic PE for HUL .Regional companies and Reliance consumer will eat market share.

[@manoharsinghraghuwanshi3075]

That's time for buying for long term as I'm buying every month,, HUL&HAL

[@ashutoshverma6492]

Hello Akshat: Kindly consider Delhi NCR also for your in person sessions. Looking forward to join the same.

[@MrSmartRavi]

Akshat kindly plz do consider once again for Hyderabad,as seats were full

[@pinakipikunag]

Akshat. I admire your video. But I believe there is one vital point you omitted here. Earlier large FMCG companies used to create nexus with distributers, so that small FMCS companies cannot send their products to retail stores. But with advent of e-commerce, that barrier is gone. Now HUL's competitor is not only ITC, they also need to compete with Bombay shaving, Arata, Beardo etc. I think this online only brands are eating margins for large established FMCG.

[@aj-by4nc]

It will not be a multibagger. Max 10-15%

[@Shadow-me4uz]

With the rise of startup culture, numerous new companies have entered the FMCG sector. Leveraging e-commerce platforms, they are generating substantial revenue. I believe HUL may struggle to further penetrate this market, as growth is likely to remain constrained by inflation and price hikes.

[@senthilkumar7287]

Superb Analysis, Thank You Bro

[@nihalmohandas8788]

I'm buying HUL on dips. Pe ratio is about 51.

[@rajshrivastava6980]

Fast-forward to today. Hindustan Unilever is one of the very few stocks that is increasing on election day 4th june 2024 while the market is crashing.

[@anoopverma9226]

Agree with you but the debt is increasing in the company and Cash flow from Financing and investing indicates they are expanding but it is not showing anywhere. Your views considered it or not, I can’t figure out

[@vjstylo123]

FMCG stocks will only increase when the rural consumption goes up. As per the consumption data released, the rural consumption is decreasing , once that picks up FMCG sector stocks will go up !!

[@ameen7681]

Does hindustan Unilever have organic products, and they still use sodium laural sulphate in its soaps, which is usually contaminated with 1,4 dioxane a carcinogen. Given the current generation is more knowledgeable about what products they use and the push towards organic and chemical free products and the slowness of HUL adapting to these changes combined with the rise of brands like mamaearth, plum etc HUL products may ho out of favour with consumers

[@sameerbhalerao431]

That SLS thing only urban population care that mostly womans majority population still won't pay for the premium....it won't hamper HUL fror next 5-10 years.

[@RamBhakt1991]

I will never going to buy Uniliver product and share , becoz my humanity and petriotism ideology

[@prashantgabhane1936]

HUL did a bad thing recently of increasing royalty for their parent company

[@doc16283]

Same old HUL, HDFC, IDFC First....Which you keep on buying and thumping around in your videos.

[@rajatsharma1310]

i sometimes think you are doing pump and dump always comes up with stocks which are not moving and may be you are holding all these stocks maybe i am wrong but quite possible

[@anupamtripathifinance]

This is why a well diversified large portfolio works. HUL at current levels after 2-3 years of consolidation is a good buy from a long term perspective. (Long term means minimum 5 years, not 5 months or 1 years) Akshat makes great videos and more importantly I think he makes good money too in stocks. Thats most important. Remember my friends, stock markets are ideal for long term fundamental stocks investors who have patience and are looking to take advantage of power of compounding and stay invested for 30-50-70 years. ❤

[@gvvskm2024]

Targets for next 10 days UTI AMC: 1200 Nippon AMC: 700 Lemon tree: 145-155 Shriram AMC: 200 Paytm: 300 IRFC: 125 RVNL: 210 NHPC: 110

[@robingarg3555]

Hi Akshat,have experience of +15 years of FMCG Distribution HUL distribution system facing problems from many years.They are reducing margins of DBs so Distribution going weeker and canabalism by other brands happening as giving margins to DBs and Retailers so can't bet on HUL.aab yeah pehle vala HUL nahi rha

[@pratham_agarwal4444]

Since Sep 2022, the Qtrly revenue and Operating profits is the same no growth is happening and I think that's what is getting reflected in the share price of HUL...

[@vnrbhat]

Akshat please use a mic stand😅 Thanks for the content though❤

[@JesifAhmed]

Very much agreed

[@SAGAR_S_JADHAV]

Haha

[@shikharkhush]

Sir aapke bolne pe HUL & HDFC BANK lerakha hai ...patiently waiting frm 3 yrs but no returns

[@ashishkris]

I was a vendor in one of the coffee plants and management and engineers in HUL are very professional and well run

[@mr.dhillon1999]

If this guy has made a 25 minutes video praising one stock, you should understand that this man is heavily invested in this stock and wants to influence ppl to buy so that he can exit 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ASHOKKUMAR-tj1nn]

Relaxo bhi Srivastawa Sir ka hi recommendation tha but stock doob hi gaya.

[@FIDELIS-p5g]

❤❤❤❤ My favourite stock in the share market

[@deveshmaheshwari6598]

where is the growth in last 5 years - sales and profit ?

[@divyashreer1428]

Your opinion on Indian oil stock results which shows a decline in Profit, scope of improvement is there or its a sell stock. Pls do comment

[@ramgopal1984]

i purchased at 2500 after listening to a tv analyst that it will move 50 % but its has fallen and now the other tv analyst which i follow have said that if it dont close above 2250 then it will fall till 1800. so i had stopped accumulating more ... though the targets are more but waiting for 1800 levels and if levels dont come then will sell which i purchased earlier.

[@gopinath_ravi]

Bro keeps buying hul and did not made any gains for few years similar to hdfc bnk. Show returns in crypto fixed deposit in vauld please. Are u still selling them..

[@ayanghosh5262]

Very good analysis as always 👍👍

[@doctoramrit9485]

Sold 30 shares of hul today.

[@RahulRaj-sp5sz]

U got the catch bro...

[@SAMEERANSARI-qw9qw]

😂😂 at profit ??

[@theoceandragongaming]

Thanks bro, I bought

[@doctoramrit9485]

Don't worry,I sold at little profit. Bought on dip 2 years ago.got better option to invest.

[@socute-qi6wx]

Which is better than hul

[@rameshbhadauria6997]

Thanks Akshat. Very nicely described----!

[@anilvarmas]

Good analysis. But if you take from 2000 to 2010 HUL gave zero returns. There were two recessions during that period. From 2010 to 2020 it gave a 9x. Again from 2020 it is not giving any returns. All this while revenue and profit increasing. So what could be the reason?

[@JibrielEide]

Risks: Hindustan Unilever has a dividend payout ratio of 92% which means that it has to pay lots of taxes on the dividends and then give it to its investors which could be avoided by investing it elsewhere.. also the stock is trading at 10 times its book value... also it has a poor sales growth of 9.5% over the last five years... it also pays royalties to its Parent company which is really bad for India.. India is already a really poor country ( per capita) we do not need these foreign companies taking more money from us...

[@SanghPath]

Forget about multibagger... more or less index return i'll give.

[@chandu9696]

Next pump and dump scheme by Akshat. This video will attract retailers to invest in HUL along with Institutional Investors and he will exit along with institutions while retailers will get trapped and suffer losses

[@12345678940001]

We are not denying your hypothesis Akshat. But the core questions is, "is it going to outperform the nifty"? What is the point of taking this stock, if this generate 50% return in next 5 years. Whereas, the Nifty generates 12-13% Annual approximately doubling your money in 6 years or so.

[@bhavinidhi]

Simply start accumulating HUL in SIP manner

[@kizhissery]

in india unilever merged with gsk consumer (horlicks and other) and other brand not present in parent unilever

[@kizhissery]

also nivia not present in unilever

[@hanumantharaochalla7443]

Hi Akshay, I may not have full knowledge to ask this question, but pls allow me to ask it. As per you, the stock is consolidating aroubd the same price since 4 years so there are chances to become a multibagger stock? If this is correct, how come the PE is still 50 instead of 20?

[@sukritaggarwal7136]

so basically you are stuck in this stock lol

[@vanshgada5663]

He is always stuck in stocks which price is atleast in 4 digit😂

[@ghosh9390]

Don't buy hul, domestic consumption trend not good

[@anirudhmaheshwari4802]

What about the GSK-HUL merger? seems they lost a lot of money on that and it turned out to be a bad bet.

[@Dr_S_Nizamuddin]

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[@shrikantsharma3398]

Great detailing. Answers everything

[@aravindanand2531]

Can you do a comparison of Hindustan Unilever vs Nestle India vs ITC? Which one is the best stock to buy now? Is it good to distribute the investment across these 3 companies, for diversification?

[@abc145130]

Is Market mein bhi yeh banda HDFC and HUL ke aage badh nahi pata hai

[@mastroes]

I have a little different p.o.v on practical front. HUL products are already overly expensive. The point Akshat mentioned.. 40 units only they have been selling .. might actually go down .. i feel hul only going up if they find new revenue streams .. as mentioned by Akshat

[@AbdulRahman-kn5zw]

Hi Akshat, Really a great deepdive analysis. I wanted to know one thing, At @15:30 you said volume issues, how can I find the quantities sold during the years?

[@Dr_S_Nizamuddin]

ITC double in 10 years according to akshat it’s multi bagger

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Check Captain Polyplast, CPL share is also going in power generation, what kind of share is there in solar power?????

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What are your views on stocks like Moschip high PE, low profits. Don't know why it has given rally in recent days. Please upvote this comment.

[@mayanksingh8868]

Satyanashi channel Don't take him seriously He is a joker

[@jigishajani8573]

Can you please make small video on Your Join Button. When it will be renewed automatically after a month. Does it renews at start of the month? Or if join in middle of the month, does it renews after months end.?

[@tibythomas7530]

PSU Banks continue to rally for some time, how long we should hold and when to decide on sale, since already in good profits... kindly advise to avoid losing available profits now..

[@abhishekranjan2317]

@AkshatZayn can you please share 23 income source video at least with members

[@vvenkat6829]

While I take your view that HUL is a solid defensive stock can be used for hedging, its not a multi bagger vis a vis tata consumer products (Tcpl).Yes you call this as an ITC type, but ITC share did not fall like HUL.Think that ITC is a better stock, either stable or gives decent returns in price & dividend wise!! In my opinion, because ITC products are in every area of consumption like food,snacks, etc(compared to HUL).Iam holding all the three, the returns for almost the same period of time,thus far is TCPL outstrips both ITC & HUL but yes, is more volatile within limits! Prefer to continue to hold, all three of these!!

[@ishyadav74]

Great🎉

[@YoutoobWale]

Thanks Akshat. Aise hi HUL, ITC jaise stocks ki analysis karo. Kyuki tum jaha kisi stock pe bullish hue, wo wahi neeche jayega.

[@vargheseantony9136]

If you are serious, invest in tata cos, action construction, olectra varun etc. Ultimately we need returns not future good stories

[@darpanjain1078]

A detailed post on gold bees

[@InvestEasy684]

Ye banda 5 yrs se HUL aur HDFC bol raha Koi nahi bhaga But equitas was good pick

[@SardarKhan-pz6ev]

Mjhe hul abhi tak value for money lg rha tha ......but kl sabse phle isse he bechuna ......

[@alexander07312]

Sir i still remember your investment in zomato at 48 or 49rs ... r u still holding the stock as i stopped following all market trends n influencers but could not turn my head on you sir ...from hyderabad

[@valentinopereira58]

Watching this today when HUL has given 10% runup

[@arunkumararuchamy7691]

03:56 HUL Numbers