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Valuation
Financials (FY2024)
Investment Thesis
Atlantic Commercial Company Limited is a long-standing Delhi-based real estate trading company with over 40 years of history. While the underlying real estate sector has strong fundamentals, the company's low share price and limited public disclosures warrant careful investigation. Investors should review MCA filings and request audited financials before any investment decision.
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Business Segments
Real Estate Dealing
Buying, selling, and trading of land, residential properties, commercial buildings, and related assets
General Wholesale Trade
General wholesale trading activities as classified under company registration
Revenue Model
Atlantic Commercial Company Limited generates revenue primarily through real estate transactions including sale, purchase, and dealing in lands, houses, and buildings in the Delhi NCR region. Income is transactional in nature, derived from property margins and deal volumes.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Delhi NCR infrastructure expansion (metro, expressways) driving property appreciation
India's urbanisation trend sustaining residential and commercial demand
Government Smart Cities and affordable housing initiatives
Potential value unlocking from existing real estate assets on balance sheet
Industry Tailwinds
Recent Developments
Delhi NCR continued to see strong demand in premium and mid-segment residential real estate in 2023-24, driven by infrastructure projects like expressways and metro expansion, benefiting property dealing firms in the region.
2024-01Comparable Companies
DLF · ~1,60,000 Cr
Frequently Asked Questions
About Atlantic Commercial
Atlantic Commercial Company Limited is a Delhi-based public limited company engaged in general wholesale trading activities. Incorporated on 6 March 1985 under the Companies Act and registered with the Registrar of Companies, Delhi, the company has operated for four decades in the trading and distribution space. It is classified under NIC code for 'other wholesale trade' — covering specialised and diversified wholesale activities not falling under any single commodity category. The company's business model is centred on wholesale trading of goods, with activities spanning procurement, distribution, and resale across various product categories. While the specific goods traded are not prominently disclosed in public filings, the company's classification and operational history suggest a generalist trading approach, acting as an intermediary in the supply chain. Atlantic Commercial also has a reported presence in the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI), indicating some degree of public market interaction despite its characterisation as an unlisted company for practical investment purposes. Atlantic Commercial was registered in early 1985 in Delhi, making it one of the older wholesale trading entities on MCA records. Over its four-decade existence, the company has maintained an active regulatory status. The authorized capital of ₹3 crore and paid-up capital of approximately ₹0.74 crore reflect the relatively modest scale at which the company operates. Key managerial personnel include Shweta Agrawal as CEO and Renu Goel as CFO, with a board comprising Sudha Gaur, Narendra Kishore Gaur, Olive Pamela Jacob, Anshul Agrawal, Priya Dhingra, and Divya Tomar. Financially, Atlantic Commercial is a very small-scale operation. In the quarter ended June 2024, the company reported revenues of ₹0.03 crore and a standalone net loss of ₹0.01 crore. These figures indicate that the company is currently in a minimal-activity or dormant trading phase, with operations far below the scale one might associate with an active wholesale enterprise. The company has filed its annual financial statements with the RoC for the year ended 31 March 2022. For investors, the company's primary appeal is its vintage registration and listed-company corporate structure, though it carries all the risks of a micro-scale entity with limited financial transparency.
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Delhi NCR infrastructure expansion (metro, expressways) driving property appreciation
India's urbanisation trend sustaining residential and commercial demand
Government Smart Cities and affordable housing initiatives
Potential value unlocking from existing real estate assets on balance sheet
Industry Headwinds
Rising interest rates suppressing real estate transaction volumes
Regulatory changes including land acquisition laws and property taxes
Competition from large listed real estate developers with greater scale
Revenue of only ₹0.03 Cr and net loss of ₹0.01 Cr in Q1 FY2025 — suggests near-dormant operations
Source: Company Financial Filings
Very small paid-up capital of ₹0.74 Cr against authorised ₹3 Cr — limited financial capacity
Source: Company Financial Filings
Company reported a net loss of ₹0.01 Cr (FY2024) — may signal structural profitability challenges
Source: Financial data
Real estate transactions are subject to RERA, stamp duty regulations, and various state-level property laws that add compliance costs and timelines.
Real estate markets are cyclical and highly sensitive to interest rates, economic conditions, and government policy changes.
As an unlisted company, limited public financial disclosures make it difficult to assess asset quality and business health.
Real estate assets are inherently illiquid; combined with unlisted share status, investors face dual liquidity constraints.
Delhi NCR real estate market is highly competitive with large developers and broking firms dominating significant transaction volumes.
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Incorporated in 1985 in Delhi as a public limited company under CIN L51909DL1985PLC020372
Established primary operations in real estate dealing — land, residential, and commercial properties
Over 40 years of operational history in Delhi's property market
Shares traded in the unlisted market at approximately ₹10 per share