HLV Balance Sheet Health
Financial Health criteria checks 6/6
HLV has a total shareholder equity of ₹4.5B and total debt of ₹97.9M, which brings its debt-to-equity ratio to 2.2%. Its total assets and total liabilities are ₹5.9B and ₹1.4B respectively. HLV's EBIT is ₹116.4M making its interest coverage ratio -2.1. It has cash and short-term investments of ₹1.3B.
Key information
2.2%
Debt to equity ratio
₹97.90m
Debt
Interest coverage ratio | -2.1x |
Cash | ₹1.25b |
Equity | ₹4.49b |
Total liabilities | ₹1.43b |
Total assets | ₹5.92b |
Recent financial health updates
Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Sep 25Health Check: How Prudently Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Use Debt?
Feb 07Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Jun 30Is HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Using Too Much Debt?
Sep 10Recent updates
There May Be Underlying Issues With The Quality Of HLV's (NSE:HLVLTD) Earnings
Nov 20Some Confidence Is Lacking In HLV Limited (NSE:HLVLTD) As Shares Slide 26%
Oct 10Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Sep 25HLV Limited's (NSE:HLVLTD) 28% Jump Shows Its Popularity With Investors
Apr 13After Leaping 27% HLV Limited (NSE:HLVLTD) Shares Are Not Flying Under The Radar
Feb 21Impressive Earnings May Not Tell The Whole Story For HLV (NSE:HLVLTD)
Nov 18HLV Limited's (NSE:HLVLTD) Shares May Have Run Too Fast Too Soon
Jun 17Health Check: How Prudently Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Use Debt?
Feb 07Does HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Jun 30Is HLV (NSE:HLVLTD) Using Too Much Debt?
Sep 10Financial Position Analysis
Short Term Liabilities: HLVLTD's short term assets (₹2.1B) exceed its short term liabilities (₹1.2B).
Long Term Liabilities: HLVLTD's short term assets (₹2.1B) exceed its long term liabilities (₹250.0M).
Debt to Equity History and Analysis
Debt Level: HLVLTD has more cash than its total debt.
Reducing Debt: HLVLTD's debt to equity ratio has reduced from 1352.2% to 2.2% over the past 5 years.
Debt Coverage: HLVLTD's debt is well covered by operating cash flow (273.9%).
Interest Coverage: HLVLTD earns more interest than it pays, so coverage of interest payments is not a concern.