stock-profile

name	stock-profile
description	Build the company and business profile section for NSE/BSE stock analysis. Use when the user asks what a company does, how it makes money, its sector, moat, market position, growth runway, cyclicality, or competitive strengths and weaknesses.

Stock Profile

Create the business foundation for a stock report before judging valuation or price action.

Tools

USE these tools in this order to gather company identity and profile data:

1. Groww MCP symbol lookup — resolve company name to NSE/BSE symbol, get sector, market cap, current price. This is the primary tool for stock identity.
2. Company annual report / investor presentation — for business model, revenue segments, geographic spread, and competitive positioning.
3. NSE/BSE exchange filings — for corporate actions, promoter details, and shareholding structure.
4. Finance portals (Screener, Trendlyne, Tickertape) — for peer comparison, sector classification, and historical financial summary.
5. Web search — for recent news, sector context, or management background when above tools are insufficient.

If Groww MCP is not installed:

npx @anthropic-ai/claude-code@latest config add --mcp-server groww-mcp

Or add via Claude Code settings → MCP Servers → Add. Restart Claude Code after installation.

If Groww MCP is unavailable, USE yfinance immediately to get current price, market cap, and basic info via .info. For company profile data, use the annual report or investor presentation. Do not rely solely on web search for stock identity data.

Inputs

• Company name and NSE/BSE symbol
• Sector, industry, market cap, listing exchange
• Product/service lines and revenue segments
• Geography, customers, distribution, capacity, or asset base when available

Analysis Checklist

• Business model: what the company sells, who pays, and what drives revenue.
• Revenue drivers: volume, pricing, market share, utilization, AUM, loan book, subscribers, order book, or other sector-specific drivers.
• Moat: brand, distribution, cost advantage, regulation, switching costs, network effects, technology, scale, location, or licenses.
• Cyclicality: defensive, cyclical, commodity-linked, rate-sensitive, export-sensitive, or discretionary.
• Sector tailwinds: demand growth, policy support, formalization, premiumization, capex cycle, digital adoption.
• Competitive position: leader, challenger, niche player, turnaround, or weak player.
• Key dependencies: raw materials, currency, rates, regulation, subsidies, customer concentration, promoter execution.

Output

## Business Profile
- Business model: ...
- Revenue drivers: ...
- Moat/edge: ...
- Sector context: ...
- Competitive position: ...
- Long-term runway: ...
- Key dependencies: ...

Prefer plain business language. If the business cannot be understood from available data, say so and lower confidence.