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?
Watch the video till the end to understand the analysis:)

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[AkshatZayn]

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[bharathbhat]

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.

[Higuannn]

Made my first large buy of stocks in 2020 and have literally been buying quarterly since then. I am thinking about trimming some at $4, 200 per share. Is this a good strategy? Please let me know what you think.

[brianwhitehawker]

Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

[batty]

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.
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[devilhex]

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.

[lakshnaramesh]

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

[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.

[JoshuaEdson]

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[finvestor-vm]

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.

[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.

[sivay]

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

[prasadjadhav]

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??

[mayankpuri]

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?

[dakshahuja]

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?

[ameen]

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

[PramodSharma-jmdf]

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

[hanumantharaochalla]

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?

[utkarshsahu]

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

[robingarg]

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