Jainee’s Coffee Can Portfolio

Updated: 5.30 PM, 20 December 2025

High-Conviction Winners

Jainee’s Coffee-Can Portfolio focuses on companies that combine clean balance sheets, consistent long-term growth, durable moats and stable cash flows. This week, our screening model has shortlisted stocks that deliver high-quality compounding, backed by 5–10 year stable earnings, strong capital efficiency, and leadership in their respective segments. Each company is evaluated on growth track record, profitability, valuation comfort, volumes, momentum indicators and longevity—ensuring only the most reliable wealth creators enter this portfolio.

Jainee’s Coffee Can Portfolio on 26 January 2026 (New Call every Week)

Indian Bank – Coffee Can Snapshot

Indian Bank is a medium-sized public sector bank started in 1907. It offers deposits, loans and allied banking services. The bank operates through Treasury, Corporate/Wholesale Banking, Retail Banking and Other Banking Operations.

Key Points

Market Position
Indian Bank is among the larger PSBs and is stated to be the seventh-largest public sector bank in terms of deposits and advances (post amalgamations).

Revenue Mix (Q1 FY25)

Segment Share
Retail Banking ~39%
Corporate Banking ~35%
Treasury 24%
Others 2%

Key Ratios (Trend Snapshot)

Parameter Q1 FY25 FY22 Interpretation
CRAR ~16.5% 16.53% Capital position steady and comfortable
Domestic NIM 3.5% 2.9% Margin expansion supports profitability
Gross NPA 3.77% 8.47% Strong asset quality improvement
Net NPA 0.39% 2.27% Net stress now very low
PCR 96.66% 87.38% High provisioning cushion
Slippage Ratio 1.5% 2.78% Lower incremental stress / better underwriting

Branch Network

Parameter Data
Domestic Branches ~5,800
ATMs ~5,000
Business Correspondents ~11,900

Coffee Can Matrix – Indian Bank

Parameter Data / Interpretation
CMP (Rs.) 876.45
P/E Ratio 9.82 → Low valuation for a PSU bank; indicates value pricing despite improved fundamentals
Quarterly Net Profit (Rs. Cr.) 3,147.50
Quarterly Profit Growth (%) 8.15% → Steady earnings growth; not explosive, but improving
Quarterly Sales (Rs. Cr.) 17,102.21
Quarterly Sales Growth (%) 8.45% → Moderate topline growth; consistent momentum
Sales CAGR (5 Years) 23.72% → Strong multi-year growth trend
Profit CAGR (5 Years) 67.24% → Very strong profit compounding; reflects credit-cost normalization and improved efficiency
ROCE (%) 6.38% → Typical for banks; use along with NIM/ROA style metrics (NIM improving is a plus)
All-Time High (Rs.) 908.60
RSI 60.36 → Positive momentum; not overbought
1-Week Return (%) 2.86% → Mild short-term upmove
MACD 14.38
MACD (Previous) 13.23 → MACD rising; trend strength improving
Volume Trend Volumes higher than 1-month average (1D: 33.89L vs 1M: 24.99L) → participation improving

Coffee Can Verdict – Indian Bank

👍 Positives (Coffee Can Strengths)

✔ Asset quality turnaround is visible: Gross NPA down sharply and Net NPA near 0.39%
✔ High provisioning comfort: PCR ~96.66% offers strong cushion against future stress
✔ Profit compounding is strong over 5 years (Profit CAGR ~67%) suggesting structural improvement in earnings power
✔ Improving profitability levers: Domestic NIM expanded to ~3.5% vs ~2.9% earlier
✔ Attractive valuation (P/E ~9.8) gives margin of safety if execution sustains

⚠️ Considerations (Coffee Can Risks)

✖ PSU banking remains policy and cycle sensitive; credit costs can rise in downturns
✖ Banks typically show lower ROCE by nature; long-term quality depends more on NIM + asset quality discipline
✖ Short-term upside may face supply near all-time high zone (Rs. 908.60)
✖ Currency / macro volatility can impact market sentiment toward financials even when fundamentals are stable

Chanakya’s Coffee Can Conclusion

Indian Bank fits the Coffee Can framework on “improving quality + reasonable valuation” parameters. The standout is the multi-year shift in asset quality (sharp NPA reduction) and provisioning strength (PCR near 97%), which together improve sustainability of profits. With NIM expansion supporting earnings and P/E still below 10, the stock offers a value-backed compounding setup.

For Coffee Can investors, the approach is disciplined accumulation rather than chasing spikes—prefer adding on market dips while tracking asset quality (slippages), margin stability (NIM), and credit costs each quarter.

For long-term study only. Not a buy/sell recommendation.

 
 
What is Coffee Can Approach to Portfolio?

A coffee can portfolio is a long-term, low-risk investment strategy that involves buying shares of high-quality companies and holding them for a decade or more without active trading. The “buy and forget” method aims to capture long-term compounding by minimizing transaction costs and avoiding emotional decisions based on short-term market volatility. The name comes from an old-time practice of storing valuables in a coffee can. 
 
Key characteristics-
Long-term commitment: The core principle is to buy and hold for at least 10 years, allowing investments to grow over time.
Focus on quality: It emphasizes selecting companies with a proven track record of consistent performance, sound financials, and competitive advantages.
Minimal intervention: The strategy discourages frequent buying and selling, often referred to as the “buy and forget” method.
Reduces costs and stress: By limiting trades, it lowers transaction costs and reduces the stress of constantly monitoring the market.

Who is Jainee Shah/ Jainee P. Gordhandas?

Jainee P. Gordhandas (now Jainee Shah after marriage) is a Chartered Accountant and among the first SEBI-registered Research Analysts in India. Her analytical work and market insights are regularly published in the widely followed investment publications Chanakya Ni Pothi Gujarati and Chanakya Ni Pothi English.
Known for her sharp understanding of equity markets, she frequently appears on leading business television channels such as Gujarat Samachar TV, CNBC Gujarati, V TV, and others, where she discusses market trends, investment opportunities, and sectoral outlooks.
Her credibility, deep research skills, and years of market experience have made her one of the respected voices in the Indian investment community.

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2 Comments on “Jainee’s Coffee-Can Portfolio

  1. N. Amin

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