Punchy double-digit growth rates are ideal, but Swan Energy’s topline leaped 10x between FY22 and 12-months ending Dec 2023.
It also posted a net profit in the last 12 months (ending Dec 2023) after straight losses between FY20-FY23. The stock, too, has shot up 3x in the last one year.
It’s Veritas India. Swan Energy acquired it in FY23 to use its distribution network for the oil & gas segment. Most of Swan’s revenue in the last 12 months came from Veritas.
Its foray into defence & shipbuilding (acquired bankrupt Reliance Naval), and consolidation efforts in oil and gas through an LNG green terminal are adding to the stock’s strength.
The market has been optimistic on Swan Energy’s crown jewel Veritas. But the latter’s books raise glaring red flags.
Veritas’ books show poor cash generation, high receivables, even audit-related discrepancy! Can Swan keep its flight going, then? Get the answer in our story. Click the link below.