DOMS Industries Ltd

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• DebtHigh safetyRated AA- by CRISIL.
• ResultsProfit fallingIn the Jun 2026 quarter, sales rose 19% and profit fell 24% from a year earlier.
• DilutionNo new sharesNo new shares issued in the last year, so existing shareholders' slices were not cut.
• PromotersPromoters sellingThe promoters (founders or parent) own 63%, down from 70% in Jun 2025.
• ValuationCheap vs its pastThe share trades at 52.3 times its yearly earnings (P/E), cheaper than 100% of the time in the last 3 years. Its usual P/E is about 78.

DOMS Industries Ltd against the typical company in its industry. The rank is out of the companies that report each figure; green means the better quarter of the pack, red the worse quarter.

• Valuation (P/E)52.3 against a typical 21.4: pricier than most peers (1st = cheapest).8th of 9
• Sales growth+19.4% against a typical +0.9% from a year earlier.2nd of 8
• Profit growth−23.7% against a typical −23.7% from a year earlier.3rd of 5
• Share price, 3 months−18.8% against a typical −14%.7th of 8

Exchange filings and their impact on the company.

• 23 Oct 2026AcquisitionLow impactPositivePrice +0.7% on 26 Oct
  DOMS formed a wholly owned arm to enter premium school bags with Rs 1 lakh initial capital.

  On October 23, 2026, DOMS Industries said it incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary, DOMS Seven Private Limited, in India on October 22, 2026. The new company will focus on premium bags, backpacks and related products, with DOMS investing Rs 1,00,000 for 10,000 shares of Rs 10 each for 100% ownership. The upfront outlay is tiny, so there is no meaningful near-term financial impact, but it marks DOMS entry into the adjacent back-to-school bags category.

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