Overview of Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders’ stock price performance in the last five days.

According to TradingView data, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders’ stock price has fallen from around ₹3,360 to the ₹3,120 range since July 11, with an overall decline of more than 5%. Notably, it has closed lower for two consecutive days on July 15 and July 16, marking the core period of this adjustment.

Although there was a slight recovery in the early morning of July 17 (up about 0.5%), it has not yet broken through the downtrend channel, and the short-term trend remains under pressure.

Possible factors behind short-term declines

This adjustment is mainly influenced by the following points:

• High-level pullback: The stock price previously surged rapidly to its historical high around ₹3,400, facing short-term profit-taking pressure.
• Market risk aversion is rising: India’s mid-cap stock index has recently experienced increased volatility, with a decline in risk appetite.
• Macroeconomic uncertainty: The delay in the approval process of India’s defense budget may put pressure on the military industry sector.

In addition, some analysts have pointed out that this round of correction has not been accompanied by a significant increase in volume, which may indicate a normal healthy consolidation.

Does the fundamental support the current valuation?

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Financial Stability:

• Revenue for the fiscal year 2025 reached ₹11,431 Cr, with a net profit of ₹2,277 Cr.
• The current price-to-earnings ratio (PE) is approximately in the range of 18–20, which is relatively low compared to other military stocks.
• Orders for submarines and frigates under construction are expected to support revenue over the next three years.

This means that, from a long-term investment perspective, the current valuation is not overly high, and the decline may be more a result of market sentiment fluctuations rather than a deterioration in the fundamentals.

Key technical support and rebound signals

From the K-line chart:

• Main support level: ₹3,050–₹3,100 range.
• Short-term resistance level: ₹3,200–₹3,250 range.
• The MACD indicator has entered a death cross state, but the RSI has not yet fully reached oversold territory, reflecting that it is currently in a consolidation range.
• If it stabilizes at ₹3,150 for the next two days, it can be considered a signal of a stage stop-loss.

Investment Advice: How to Respond Rationally During a Pullback

For novice investors:

• Do not chase highs, prioritize observing whether it breaks through the main support level.
• If you are ready to enter the market, consider building your position in batches and controlling your position risk.
• Holders should set a stop loss (e.g., below ₹3,000) and stay informed about industry trends.
• If the news of the winning bid for the defense project is announced in late July, it may inject upward momentum into the stock price.