InvestingPro Flags Three NSE Stocks as Undervalued
InvestingPro’s Fair Value model, which aggregates multiple valuation methodologies, has identified three NSE‑listed companies—Gateway Distriparks Ltd (NSE:GATW), Just Dial Ltd (NSE:JUST) and Gujarat Gas Ltd (NSE:GGAS)—as trading below their estimated intrinsic worth.
Gateway Distriparks last traded at ₹58.65, a decline of 5.16% in the previous session. Trading volume surged to over 4 million shares, compared with a three‑month average of roughly 997,000 shares, indicating elevated selling pressure. The share price is about 23% below its 52‑week high of ₹76.50 and has fallen roughly 11% over the past year. The company’s next earnings report is scheduled for 4 August 2026, when results against an EPS forecast of ₹1.25 will provide the first hard data point to test the undervaluation signal.
Just Dial closed at ₹537.70, down 2.40% in the prior session. The stock has dropped more than 41% over the past year and trades about 43% below its 52‑week high of ₹957.90, near its 52‑week floor of ₹480.50. The most recent quarterly result (Q4 FY26) posted EPS of ₹14.24, marginally missing the consensus estimate of ₹14.32 and triggering a 6.47% post‑earnings decline in April 2026. The upcoming Q1 FY27 results are tentatively due on 10 July 2026, with an EPS consensus of ₹16.46; a beat could catalyse a re‑rating toward InvestingPro’s fair‑value estimate.
Gujarat Gas, the largest of the three by market capitalisation (approximately ₹23,681 crore), traded at ₹344.00, off 2.51% in the prior session. The share price is down about 27% YTD despite a strong Q4 FY26 earnings print where EPS of ₹5.50 surged 87% above the consensus estimate of ₹2.94. Gujarat Gas is expected to report Q1 FY27 results around 11 August 2026, with consensus EPS of ₹4.75 and revenue projected near ₹6,300 crore. Whether the Q4 momentum persists will be closely watched.
InvestingPro’s Fair Value feature calculates intrinsic worth by aggregating multiple valuation methodologies, while its Financial Health module rates stocks on a 1‑to‑5 scale across five balance‑sheet parameters, helping investors differentiate between cheap stocks for good reasons and those merely weak on price.
For all three names, the upcoming earnings releases—Just Dial on 10 July, Gateway Distriparks on 4 August and Gujarat Gas on 11 August—will be the critical tests of the undervaluation thesis, offering investors potential catalysts over the next six weeks.