A company that has no debt or outside borrowing is said to be debt-free. A business that has no outstanding debts and is entirely self-sufficient is said to be debt-free. Here are three debt-free large-caps stocks. CG Power & Industrial Solution Ltd. CG Power & Industrial Solution Ltd. is a Large-cap company with a Market [...]
Nifty Midcap 150 opened at 14,880.40 levels and gained 1% to reach its 52- week high of 14985.9 levels. Under the 150 companies the index holds, there are at least three companies which carry a low debt to equity ratio of 0.00. Debt to equity ratio is a measure of debt of any company compared [...]
India is the world's second-largest producer and third-largest exporter of tobacco. The tobacco business employs 46 million people. And the industry is attracting attention from investors to capitalize on the projected growth of tobacco stocks. A debt-free firm is one that has no debt or external borrowing. A debt-free company is one that is completely [...]
Fundamentally strong companies possess strong financials, such as a low debt-to-equity ratio, considerable profit growth, and consistent cash flow. Those company’s have capability to survive in market downturns and emerge stronger. A debt-free firm indicates that the company has no debt or external borrowing.A debt-free firm is one that is entirely self-sufficient and does not [...]
One of the most important factors for companies present in the “Small-cap” category is to keep the debt-to-equity ratios under check and match with the level of operations furthermore enjoying an edge over the peers in the shareholding. Listed below are 3 small-cap stocks under Rs 200 having a debt-to-equity ratio of ‘zero’: Castrol India [...]
Penny stocks are relatively inexpensive, They have insignificant market capitalizations and lack liquidity in their stocks. Such stocks are more subject to market volatility. Many investors avoid these stocks because of their weak fundamentals and unreliable businesses. A debt ratio of zero suggests that the company does not finance additional operations by borrowing at all.For [...]
The debt-to-equity ratio is a significant metric to consider when investing in companies. The debt-to-equity ratio assesses the amount of capital raised for the operation of a company. In addition, it indicates a company's stability and ability to raise additional money in order to grow. Here are two multibagger micro-cap stocks with the zero debt-to-equity [...]
Companies that have an ideal amount of debt, usually outshine the market as debt provides financial leverage. The cost of raising debt is usually lower than the cost of raising equity. However, too much debt has its own cons. For example, the company has to pay interest to its lenders, even when it is not [...]
Having a ‘nil’ debt-to-equity ratio leads the company to have less burden of short-term interest obligations and use the same corpus for application towards other productive departments. Listed below are two debt-free stocks which have price-to-earnings (P/E) and price-to-book value (P/BV) ratio lesser than the industry averages: JSW Holdings Limited The shares of JSW Holdings [...]
Keeping the benefits of financial leverage aside, the companies with zero debt don't carry the burden to pay off the interest and principal commitments thereby using the funds to allocate to productive places and generate returns. Such companies, along with stable financial performance, attract the attention of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). Listed below are 3 [...]
