Six years as shareholder of Pidilite Industries

With 70% of my investment in Pidilite Industries coming in the last 2 years, the title may seem a bit misleading. My investment is still very young and it does have a hangover from the COVID market crash and its recovery.

I continue to be lucky with Pidilite. It continues to be my most consistent performer. Like I said in my last year’s blog, even at its worst point my XIRR was 6% which is similar to fixed deposit returns.

Since last 6 months, my returns have now almost merged with Nifty 50 Index returns. I am hoping that in the future they will beat them.

Dividends, on the other hand, have been measly. My dividend yield at cost for FY 2022-23 was 0.37%.

Investment through the years

Returns

The dividend yield at cost mentioned in the chart above, is yield at the date at which I received the dividends. Another way to look at dividend yield is to calculate it for the fiscal year.

Fiscal yearDividend yield at cost
2017-180.40%
2018-190.68%
2019-200.82%
2020-210%
2021-220.38%
2022-230.37%
2023-240% *
Data as of 29-Jul-2023

To calculate the dividend yield at cost in the above table I use the below formula.

(Total amount of dividends received in a fiscal year ÷ Total amount invested at the end of fiscal year) × 100

Profit

XIRR


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Note: I missed including some of my Pidilitie share purchases in previous articles. These are rectified in this post, so there will be differences between my previous analysis and this one.

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