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Westlife Development Stock Valuation

NSE:WESTLIFE | HOTELS

Share Price vs Book Value

10-year trend comparing market price with book value per share

FY 2016 - FY 2025

Westlife Development Share Price vs Book Value — What It Means

Book Value Per Share (BVPS) represents the net asset value per share from the balance sheet — what shareholders would theoretically receive per share on liquidation. When Westlife Development's share price trades above book value (P/B > 1), the market is pricing in growth, earnings power, or intangible assets beyond what the balance sheet shows. A P/B below 1 may signal undervaluation or fundamental concerns. Compare the gap between share price and BVPS over time to assess whether the stock is trading at a premium or discount.

Market Metrics

Key market metrics for Westlife Development (WESTLIFE) listed on NSE. For hotels sector companies, these metrics provide a snapshot of Westlife Development's market valuation and enterprise value, essential for comparing against intrinsic value estimates.

Share Price
₹429.15
Jun 3, 2026
Market Cap
₹66.92B
0.16B shares
Enterprise Value
₹69.41B
Market Cap + Net Debt

Stock Valuation Models for Westlife Development (WESTLIFE)

We analyze Westlife Development using multiple valuation models appropriate for HOTELS companies. For HOTELS companies, we use P/E Ratio Analysis, Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), and EPS Growth Valuation to determine fair value estimates for Westlife Development stock.

Current PE Ratio & Historical PE Ratio - Westlife Development

10-year Price-to-Earnings ratio trend

Aug 2020 - Jun 2026

P/E Ratio Analysis

Fairly Valued

Current P/E Ratio

200.00

Jun 03, 2026

5-Year Median P/E

187.87

5-Year Historical Median

Difference

12.13

6.5%

Analysis: Westlife Development's current P/E ratio is within 10% of its 5-year median (6.5% above), suggesting the stock is fairly valued relative to its historical earnings performance.

What Does Westlife Development's PE Ratio Tell Investors?

The P/E ratio measures how much investors pay for each rupee of earnings (Share Price / EPS). A higher PE suggests the market expects strong future growth, while a lower PE may indicate undervaluation or slower growth prospects. Compare Westlife Development's current PE against its historical median and HOTELS peers to gauge whether the stock is trading at a premium or discount relative to its earnings.

Data from audited consolidated filings. For educational purposes only — not investment advice. Last update: FY 2025