Suzlon Energy – Strong Sales Momentum & Low Debt : Suzlon Energy, trading at Rs. 46.09, stands out with a market cap of Rs. 62,702.38 crore and a P/E of 19.33. The company reported quarterly profit of Rs. 445.28 crore with a 15.08% growth, while sales surged 42.40% year-on-year to Rs. 4,236.09 crore. With a robust ROCE of 32.52% and a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.05, Suzlon reflects financial stability combined with strong growth momentum.
ITC Hotels – Improving Profitability & Healthy Liquidity : ITC Hotels, priced at Rs. 180.95, has a market cap of Rs. 37,689.72 crore and a P/E of 46.03. The company posted quarterly profit of Rs. 236.83 crore, up 37.46%, alongside a 21.20% rise in quarterly sales to Rs. 1,230.68 crore. With minimal debt (0.01 debt-to-equity) and a strong current ratio of 3.11, it appears financially sound for short-term consideration.
Piramal Finance – Sharp Profit Surge : Trading at Rs. 1,794.95, Piramal Finance commands a market cap of Rs. 40,687.48 crore with a P/E of 35.11. The company reported quarterly profit of Rs. 401.01 crore, reflecting an exceptional 937.79% jump. Sales rose 3.30% to Rs. 2,917.68 crore. While the debt-to-equity ratio stands higher at 2.61, the company maintains a healthy current ratio of 3.89, indicating liquidity support.
Coforge – Consistent Growth & Dividend Yield : Coforge, available at Rs. 1,383.80, has a market capitalization of Rs. 46,465.64 crore and a P/E of 36.94. Quarterly profit climbed 55.54% to Rs. 296.70 crore, with sales increasing 28.54% to Rs. 4,188.10 crore. The company delivers a dividend yield of 1.06% and maintains low leverage with a 0.14 debt-to-equity ratio, supported by a 20.34% ROCE.
PB Fintech – High Growth Financial Tech Player : PB Fintech trades at Rs. 1,489.00 with a market cap of Rs. 68,892.25 crore and a high P/E of 118.91. Quarterly profit surged 164.87% to Rs. 189.43 crore, while sales rose 37.13% to Rs. 1,771.15 crore. With a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.05 and a strong current ratio of 4.11, the company reflects strong liquidity and rapid expansion.
DLF – Real Estate Giant with Stable Metrics : DLF, priced at Rs. 641.00, holds a massive market cap of Rs. 1,58,667.45 crore and a P/E of 36.81. The company reported quarterly profit of Rs. 1,203.36 crore, up 56.10%, and sales growth of 32.15% to Rs. 2,020.22 crore. With minimal debt (0.04 debt-to-equity) and a dividend yield of 0.94%, DLF combines scale with improving performance.
Narayana Hrudayalaya – Healthcare Growth Story : Narayana Hrudayalaya trades at Rs. 1,830.55 with a market cap of Rs. 37,409.25 crore and a P/E of 45.27. Quarterly sales grew sharply by 61.19% to Rs. 2,151.17 crore, though profit dipped 12.82% to Rs. 126.79 crore. With a reasonable debt-to-equity ratio of 0.58 and ROCE of 20.75%, it remains a notable healthcare sector candidate. The above information is based on market data taken from Screener and is for educational purposes only. Investors should conduct their own research before making investment decisions.
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