Company File · BSE 523351 · Latest filing Q1 FY27
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Standard Shoe Sole and Mould (India) Ltd
Data as of 9 Oct 2026 close · BSE · Latest results Q1 FY27
ISIN INE888N01013 · STDSHOE · Chemicals › Chemicals & Petrochemicals
Price & valuation · BSE close, 9 Oct 2026
Earnings callsNo earnings-call transcript from Standard Shoe Sole and Mould (India) in our data yet. When it files one on BSE, the call notes appear here within a few hours. See its call page
Is it expensive, and is it a good business?
Key ratios
In short Most ratios need more filings or a BSE price before we can sum them up. Each one below says what it is waiting for.
What you pay Valuation
Loss-making over the last 12 months, so P/E does not apply.
Latest BSE close ÷ last four quarters' basic EPS. Uses earnings per share from continuing operations, so a one-off gain from selling a business does not flatter it. As of 9th October 2026.
Share count is not reported in the filings we hold.
Latest BSE close ÷ book value per share (equity ÷ shares) on the latest balance-sheet date. As of 9th October 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Market value ÷ last 12 months' revenue. As of 9th October 2026.
EBITDA over the last 12 months was negative, so EV / EBITDA does not apply.
Enterprise value ÷ last 12 months' EBITDA. As of 9th October 2026.
Needs a P/E first.
P/E ÷ 12-month EPS growth in % (the last four quarters vs the four before; when those are not all held, the latest financial year vs the year before). Growth above 100% counts as 100%; left blank when EPS fell or was below ₹1 a share a year earlier. Without one-off items when either year has large ones, as for the P/E. As of 9th October 2026.
Dividend history for the last 12 months is still being collected from BSE.
Dividends per share with an ex-date in the last 12 months (restated for any split or bonus since) ÷ the latest BSE close. As of 9th October 2026.
How well it uses money Returns & strength
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Last 12 months' profit before interest & tax ÷ average (equity + borrowings). As of 31st March 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Last 12 months' profit after tax (continuing operations where reported) ÷ average equity. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs reported tax expense that reconciles with profit; not yet available for these periods.
Last 12 months' operating profit after tax (profit before interest & tax × (1 − effective tax rate)) ÷ average invested capital (equity + borrowings − cash & bank balances). As of 31st March 2026.
Every ₹1 of assets generated about ₹0.00 of sales in a year.
Last 12 months' revenue ÷ average total assets. As of 31st March 2026.
The company reported no finance costs.
Last 12 months' profit before interest & tax ÷ finance costs. As of 30th June 2026.
Borrowings not reported separately.
Borrowings ÷ shareholders' equity on the latest balance-sheet date. As of 31st March 2026.
Who owns it Ownership & more
No verified shareholding pattern yet.
Promoter & promoter group shareholding from the latest shareholding pattern filed with BSE.
Needs two consecutive shareholding patterns.
Latest quarter's promoter holding minus the previous quarter's.
No verified shareholding pattern yet.
Promoter group shares pledged ÷ all the promoter group's shares, from the shareholding pattern filed with BSE each quarter (other encumbrances, such as non-disposal undertakings, are not counted).
After paying for new plant & equipment, operations left ₹-0 crore of cash.
Cash from operations − spending on plant & equipment, latest full year. As of 31st March 2026.
Free cash flow, year by year
- FY26₹-0 Cr
- FY25₹-0 Cr
Each share has a face (nominal) value of ₹10. It matters for dividends quoted as a percentage, not for valuation.
Face value per share as BSE lists it today.
About 0.52 crore shares were in issue.
Paid-up equity capital ÷ face value, from the latest results filing. Allotments after that date are not included. As of 30th June 2026.
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The stock market values the company at about ₹7 crore.
Latest BSE close × shares in issue. As of 9th October 2026.
Buying the whole business, including its debt and keeping its cash, would cost about ₹7 crore.
Market value + borrowings − cash & bank balances. As of 9th October 2026.
The company reported ₹-0 crore of profit over the last four quarters.
Sum of the last four quarters' reported profit after tax. As of 30th June 2026.
Each share earned about ₹-0.23 over the last year.
Sum of the last four quarters' basic EPS. Uses earnings per share from continuing operations, so a one-off gain from selling a business does not flatter it. As of 30th June 2026.
Each share is backed by about ₹-2 of net assets on the books.
Shareholders' equity ÷ shares. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
EBITDA ÷ revenue over the last four quarters. As of 30th June 2026.
Not available from current filings.
Profit after tax ÷ revenue for the latest quarter. As of 30th June 2026.
Needs the same quarter from last year.
Latest quarter's revenue vs the same quarter last year. As of 30th June 2026.
Needs the same quarter from last year with a positive profit.
Latest quarter's profit after tax vs the same quarter last year (continuing operations when a one-off discontinued item exists). As of 30th June 2026.
Short-term assets cover short-term bills 0.15 times.
Current assets ÷ current liabilities. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Trade receivables ÷ last 12 months' revenue × 365. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Inventories ÷ last 12 months' revenue × 365. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs four consecutive quarters.
Other income ÷ profit before tax, last 12 months. As of 30th June 2026.
Needs a full-year cash-flow statement.
Latest full year's cash from operations ÷ profit after tax. As of 31st March 2026.
Borrowings exceed cash by ₹1 crore.
Cash & bank balances − borrowings. As of 31st March 2026.
Needs reported tax expense that reconciles.
Tax expense ÷ profit before tax (continuing operations), last 12 months. As of 30th June 2026.
Everything the company owns earned -72.8% in a year.
Last 12 months' profit ÷ average total assets. As of 31st March 2026.
Operating profit before interest, depreciation & tax was ₹-0 crore.
Revenue − expenses + finance costs + depreciation, last four quarters. As of 30th June 2026.
Needs five financial years of cash flows.
Sum over five financial years of (cash from operations − capital expenditure).
The company spent ₹0 crore on plant & equipment.
Purchase of property, plant & equipment, latest full year. As of 31st March 2026.
Borrowings stood at ₹1 crore.
Current + non-current borrowings. As of 31st March 2026.
No verified shareholding pattern yet.
Foreign institutional holding from the latest shareholding pattern.
No verified shareholding pattern yet.
Domestic institutional holding (mutual funds, insurers, banks, pension funds).
The highest price in the last year was ₹22.52.
Highest intraday BSE price in the last 12 months (raw, not adjusted). As of 9th February 2026.
The lowest price in the last year was ₹12.88.
Lowest intraday BSE price in the last 12 months (raw, not adjusted). As of 9th October 2026.
The share price moved -33.8% over the last year.
Close today ÷ close a year ago − 1 (raw prices, dividends not included). As of 9th October 2026.
Dividend history for the last 12 months is still being collected from BSE.
Dividends per share with an ex-date in the last 12 months ÷ the last four quarters' EPS. As of 30th June 2026.
Needs four financial years of results (three years of growth).
Compound annual growth in revenue over three financial years.
Needs four financial years of results (three years of growth).
Compound annual growth in profit after tax over three financial years.
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How these are worked out
Price-based ratios use the latest BSE close (9th October 2026). Share count 0.52 crore, from paid-up capital in the 30th June 2026 filing. Figures are standalone.
What you pay: Higher numbers mean you pay more for each rupee the company earns or owns.
How well it uses money: Higher returns mean each rupee in the business earns more. Lower debt means less strain.
Who owns it: A steady promoter stake with nothing pledged is a calm sign.
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Last 4 quarters ₹ crore · Standalone
| ₹ crore | Q2 FY26 | Q3 FY26 | Q4 FY26 | Q1 FY27 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue from operations | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| EBITDA | -0.0 | -0.0 | -0.0 | -0.1 |
| Operating margin | – | – | – | – |
| Profit after tax | -0.0 | -0.0 | -0.0 | -0.1 |
| Basic EPS (₹) | -0.03 | -0.01 | -0.08 | -0.11 |
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