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Investors in India are increasingly gravitating toward companies that carry no debt and deliver steady profits.
SEBI-registered analyst Rohit Mehta said such firms, with clean balance sheets and reliable earnings, can lay a strong foundation for long-term wealth creation.
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Here are his recommendations:
Polycab India
Mehta said Polycab India, the country’s leading wires and cables manufacturer, has almost zero debt with a robust balance sheet. He pointed out its five-year stock price CAGR of 51%, supported by strong market share and capacity expansion.
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He described the company as a long-term play on India’s housing, infrastructure, and electrification boom.
AstraZeneca Pharma India
Mehta stated that the domestic unit of AstraZeneca Pharma is entirely debt-free and has the strong support of its parent company. It has also been profitable over the years with double-digit margins and focuses on chronic therapies.
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Pharma defensiveness and support from R&D will provide long-term tailwinds for this company, the analyst said.
Waaree Energies
Mehta described Waaree Energies as India’s leading solar module manufacturer, debt-free with strong cash flows. He said it is benefiting from the government’s green energy push and is rapidly expanding its capacity.
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According to him, the renewable energy megatrend and the PLI scheme provide a long growth runway.
GM Breweries
Mehta highlighted GM Breweries as a strong regional player in the liquor segment with zero debt and decades of consistent profits.
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He said the company is cash-rich with steady dividend payouts, calling it a simple business model with niche dominance and a rare find in the small-cap space.
SBI Life Insurance
Mehta said SBI Life Insurance is among India’s top private life insurers, with zero debt and a robust solvency ratio.
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He noted its consistent profitability with rising premium income, calling it a long-term beneficiary of India’s under-penetrated insurance sector, supported by a strong brand backing.
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