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Tata Motors is an Indian automobile manufacturing giant who makes everything from the cheapest car to trucks to military vehicles! They even own Jaguar and Land Rover! If you judge by the sales revenue, Tata Motors is much bigger than Maruti Suzuki!!! But, Is it enough if a company is big and has more sales?? Is it enough if a company makes great cars?? Tata Motors is a classic case to prove just the opposite!! Keep reading,.. Fundamental Analysis 1. Growth Story Tata motors has been aggressively launching new passenger vehicles in India hoping for a turnaround from a record loss-making track record. On the other hand, Jaguar Land Rover has been investing heavily on new models and has promised to the goal of electrification of every single model by 2020. Just remember couple of important facts: More car models DOES NOT mean more sales! More sales  DOES NOT  mean more profits! This is exactly what's happening with Tata Motors. Last 5 y...

Introduction Maruti Suzuki  is the manufacturer of the most popular cars in India. It is a subsidiary with ownership of 56% by its parent Suzuki Motor Corporation (A Japanese firm). Maruti Suzuki has given some of the best selling cars in the past including Maruti 800, Omni, Alto, Swift, Swift Desire, Ciaz and Baleno. Fundamental Analysis 1. Growth Story Maruti Suzuki is a true  market leader with a lion's share of 50% ( source ) in Indian Passenger Vehicle (PV) segment. This simply means that one in two cars sold in India is made by Maruti Suzuki!  In the last five years, the company has doubled its revenue and profits which is an incredible performance.  Recently, Suzuki also announced a partnership with Toyota on various aspects to improvise the capacity utilization, improving sales and global expansion (Africa). Maruti Suzuki is definetly posied for growth looking at the long term. 2. Shareholding Pattern Promoter (Suzuki Motor Corp...

Introduction Suzlon Energy   is a wind turbine supplier based in Pune, India. Formerly ranked by MAKE as the world's fifth largest wind turbine supplier, it has since dropped out of the Global top ten rankings (as of 2014) due to extensive losses and inability to repay debts. Interesting Facts Suzlon operates in over 18 countries and 6 continents! Has over 17,000 MW capacity worldwide. Price of the share has fallen 97%  from its peak since 2008 Fundamental Analysis 1. Growth Story Suzlon has been struggling over the past many years to maintain consistent revenues and profits. Recent changes in the governance policy has damaged the company's scope for making decent profits. Government of India has decided to proceed with auction regime, which has led to extreme competitiveness among companies and thus losing the pricing power! Lately, Solar energy has proven that clean energy need not be expensive by beating existing non-renewable energy prices by h...

Introducing Stock Score Card! At Money Can Work , we always strive to educate our users with the best possible content to help you grow your money. We are introducing a new Blog Series called #StockScoreCard , where we will try to share the fundamental analysis of an individual stock based on the five multibagger magic mantras which we earlier discussed in this blog. Five Multi-bagger Magic Mantras: Growth Story ( link ) Shareholding Pattern  ( link ) Debts  ( link ) Return on Equity  ( link ) Valuation  ( link ) Hopefully, #StockScoreCard helps you decide either to Buy/Sell a particular stock. Please share your feedback, insights and suggestions at our facebook / twitter page. Check out our first  #StockScoreCard  - Vakrangee ( link )! Stay tuned!