Cineline India Shareholding pattern FY(Q2-Sep 2024-2025)

Shareholder Name	Previous Quarter Quantity	Current Quarter Quantity	Previous Quarter Shares(in %)	Current Quarter Shares(in %)	Quarter to Quarter Difference
Promoters	2.38 Cr	2.38 Cr	69.6	69.6	0
Public	1.04 Cr	1.04 Cr	29.02	29.01	-0.01 %
DII	11.97 K	11.97 K	0.03	0.03	0
FII	4.62 Lakh	4.65 Lakh	1.35	1.36	+0.01 %
Government	0	0	0	0	0

Promoters shareholding remained stable, at 69.6% in both June 2024 and September 2024. This indicates that the promoters’ control over the company did not change during this period. The percentage of shares held by the public decreased from 29.02% in June 2024 to 29.01% in September 2024.This reduction indicates that the public’s stake in the company diminished during this period.DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) shareholding remained unchanged at 0.03% from June 2024 to September 2024. This indicates that domestic institutions maintained their investment level in the company. FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors): There was a significant increase from 1.35% in June 2024 to 1.36% in September 2024. This suggests that foreign institutions grew their investments 0.01 in the company during the quarter.

Let’s look into the statistics of the investors, which could have contributed to the fluctuations in the shareholding pattern.

Shareholder Name	Previous Quarter Quantity	Current Quarter Quantity	Previous Quarter Shares (in %)	Current Quarter Shares (in %)	Quarter-to-Quarter Difference (%)
Resident Individuals holding nominal share capital up to Rs. 2 lakhs	49.38 Lakh	51.39 Lakh	14.41	15	+ 0.59 %
Resident Individuals holding nominal share capital in excess of Rs. 2 lakhs	18.32 Lakh	18.98 Lakh	5.35	5.54	+ 0.19 %
Byna Murali	4.10 Lakh	4.70 Lakh	1.2	1.37	+ 0.17 %
Non Resident Indians (NRIs)	2.21 Lakh	2.39 Lakh	0.65	0.7	+ 0.05 %
Bodies Corporate	24.35 Lakh	21.60 Lakh	7.11	6.3	-0.81 %
Any Other (specify)	4.98 Lakh	4.84 Lakh	1.45	1.41	-0.04 %
HUF	4.04 Lakh	4.38 Lakh	1.18	1.28	+ 0.1 %
LLP	90.04 K	39.14 K	0.26	0.11	-0.15 %

Leading the way to higher stakeholding, Resident Individuals holding nominal share capital up to Rs. 2 lakhs has significantly boosted stakeholding by an impressive 0.59 %.Leading the way to higher stakeholding, Resident Individuals holding nominal share capital in excess of Rs. 2 lakhs has significantly boosted stakeholding by an impressive 0.19 %.Leading the way to higher stakeholding, Byna Murali has significantly boosted stakeholding by an impressive 0.17 %.Leading the way to higher stakeholding, Non Resident Indians (NRIs) has significantly boosted stakeholding by an impressive 0.05 %.Observations show a significant difference of -0.81 % in Bodies Corporate’s financial performance between quarters.Observations show a significant difference of -0.04 % in Any Other (specify)’s financial performance between quarters.Leading the way to higher stakeholding, HUF has significantly boosted stakeholding by an impressive 0.1 %.Observations show a significant difference of -0.15 % in LLP’s financial performance between quarters.

For the company identified by BSE code 532807, the financial performance highlights a solid five-year profit of 0 percents. This figure escalates to 0 percents over the three-year period, pointing to positive momentum in its earnings. Despite these encouraging trends, the trailing twelve-month (TTM) figures uncover an alarming profit loss of 75 percents. This decline, coupled with the fact that the company recorded zero sales across all periods examined, raises red flags about the sustainability of its business model and its ability to generate consistent revenue. Furthermore, the stock price fluctuations during this period further reflect the company's uncertain position. The stock started at 25 percents but has since plummeted to -13 percents recently, painting a picture of rapid decline. Over a longer ten-year horizon, the stock price stood at 24 percents, further underscoring the long-term challenges the company faces in maintaining investor confidence and market value.

The company currently holds a market cap of ₹377 crore, with its stock trading at ₹110. Historically, the stock has fluctuated between ₹186 / 104, reflecting its performance in response to market dynamics and various economic factors. The company's Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio stands at , indicating that the stock is perceived as highly valued by the market, possibly driven by expectations of future earnings growth. The book value per share is ₹43.6, which offers insight into the company's intrinsic worth, while its dividend yield of 0.00% provides a steady return for long-term investors. Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) is 7.60%, showcasing the company’s ability to generate profits from its capital investments. Return on Equity (ROE) is -3.15%, highlighting how efficiently the company uses shareholder funds to generate profits. The debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 2.34, which is a positive indicator of financial stability. However, the company’s net cash flow of ₹-12.5 crore raises concerns about its liquidity position. The Piotroski score of 6.00 reflects the company’s overall financial health, while the Graham Number of ₹ suggests the stock's intrinsic value. Despite these factors, the Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio of 2.52 indicates that the stock is trading at a premium to its book value, which might imply market optimism about the company's future growth prospects.

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