August 2025 AI-Powered Top 10 Stock Rankings by Composite Financial Score

RankScoreStockIndustry TypeAnalysis
10.977Coal India LtdMining/MineralsCoal India Ltd has a strong financial position with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.07 and high returns on capital employed (ROCE) and equity (ROE). The company's market cap is 236,926.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 7.16. The latest quarter net profit was ₹8,734.00 Cr. Coal India Ltd has potential for growth in the mining/minerals industry, but may face challenges due to market volatility and regulatory changes.
20.966National Aluminium Company LtdAluminiumNational Aluminium Company Ltd has a strong financial position with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.20 and high returns on capital employed (ROCE) and equity (ROE) at 43.70% and 32.60% respectively. The company's market capitalization is 34,452.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 5.95, indicating potential undervaluation. With a healthy net profit in the latest quarter of ₹2,078.00 Cr, NALCO shows growth potential in the aluminium industry.
30.955Natco Pharma LtdPharmaceuticalsNatco Pharma Ltd has a strong financial position with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.06 and high return on capital employed (ROCE) and return on equity (ROE) at 32.80% and 28.00% respectively. The company's market cap is 15,662.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 9.24, indicating potential undervaluation. With a healthy net profit of ₹406.00Cr in the latest quarter, Natco Pharma Ltd shows growth potential in the pharmaceuticals industry.
40.931Indus Towers LtdTelecom EquipmentIndus Towers Ltd has a strong financial position with a low debt-to-equity ratio, high return on capital employed and equity, and a healthy market capitalization. The company's latest quarter net profit of ₹1,779.00Cr indicates profitability. However, the P/E ratio of 9.21 suggests the stock may be undervalued. With a focus on the telecom equipment industry, Indus Towers Ltd has growth potential but may face competition and regulatory challenges.
50.928Ganesh Housing Corporation LtdRealtyGanesh Housing Corporation Ltd has a strong financial health with a low debt/equity ratio of 0.01 and high ROCE and ROE of 44.00% and 35.30% respectively. The company's market cap is 7,215.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 12.50. With a latest quarter net profit of ₹93.00Cr, Ganesh Housing Corporation Ltd shows potential for growth in the realty industry.
60.919Mishtann Foods LtdFood Processing - Bakery/Dairy/Fruits/OthersMishtann Foods Ltd has a strong financial health with a low debt/equity ratio of 0.04 and high ROCE and ROE of 42.20% and 44.10% respectively. The company's market cap is 637.00 Cr with a low P/E ratio of 1.84, indicating potential undervaluation. With a latest quarter net profit of ₹83.00Cr, Mishtann Foods Ltd shows growth potential in the food processing industry.
70.917NMDC LtdMining/MineralsNMDC Ltd has a strong financial position with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.12 and high return on capital employed (ROCE) and return on equity (ROE) of 29.60% and 23.60% respectively. The company's market cap is 61,015.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 9.34. With a healthy net profit in the latest quarter of ₹1,477.00 Cr, NMDC Ltd shows potential for growth in the mining/minerals industry.
80.913Authum Investment & Infrastructure LtdNon-Banking Financial Company (NBFC)Authum Investment & Infrastructure Ltd has a strong financial position with a low Debt/Equity ratio of 0.04 and high ROCE and ROE of 30.70% and 33.90% respectively. The company's market cap is 49,216.00 Cr with a P/E ratio of 12.00. With a healthy net profit of ₹943.00Cr in the latest quarter, Authum shows potential for growth in the NBFC industry.
90.902Omaxe LtdConstruction, Contracting & EngineeringOmaxe Ltd has a strong ROCE and ROE, indicating efficient use of capital. However, the negative net profit and high debt/equity ratio raise concerns about financial health. The company's market cap is relatively low. The lack of a P/E ratio suggests potential volatility. Overall, Omaxe Ltd has growth potential but faces challenges in profitability and debt management.
100.901Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation LtdPlantations - Tea & CoffeeBombay Burmah Trading Corporation Ltd has a strong financial position with high ROCE and ROE, indicating efficient use of capital. The company has a low debt/equity ratio, signaling financial stability. With a market cap of 12,784.00 Cr and a P/E ratio of 11.30, the stock seems reasonably valued. The latest quarter net profit of ₹585.00 Cr reflects profitability. However, the company may face challenges in the competitive tea and coffee industry. Overall, Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Ltd has growth potential but investors should closely monitor industry trends.

AI-Powered Composite Stock Scoring Methodology (Updated)

We compute a composite stock score using normalized financial ratios and trends across six pillars: Profitability, Growth, Financial Health, Valuation, Efficiency, and Ownership. When a metric is missing, we use available alternatives and auto-adjust weights so no company is unfairly penalized. A company is excluded only if both its latest quarter and TTM net profit are ≤ 0, or if there aren’t at least five usable metrics across ≥ 2 pillars.

  • Profitability (~30%)
    • ROCE and ROE scaled to 01 (caps applied to avoid outliers).
    • Operating Margin (OPM) level and stability (lower standard deviation over recent quarters scores better).
    • Latest-quarter Net Profit (log-scaled; negatives score 0; TTM profit can soften a one-off weak quarter).
  • Growth (~27%)
    • Sales CAGR (3Y) and EPS CAGR (3Y) from annual series.
    Quarterly Sales YoY for near-term momentum.
    • Book Value per Share (BVPS) CAGR (3Y) to reflect balance-sheet growth.
    • Cash Flow from Operations (CFO) CAGR (3Y) plus a small bonus if the latest CFO is positive.
  • Financial Health (~29%)
    • Debt/Equity (lower is better, inverted and capped).
    • Current Ratio (capped; avoids rewarding excess idle liquidity).
    Interest Coverage (capped).
    • Borrowings Trend (1-year decrease is rewarded).
  • Valuation (~15%)
    • Earnings Yield (1/PE).
    EV/EBITDA (lower is better).
    P/B (lower is better); if not reported, we compute it as Price ÷ BVPS from the basic card.
    Soft check vs. Intrinsic Value (lower Price/IV is better).
  • Efficiency (~5%)
    Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC) ( 0 is best; long cycles score lower).
    Debtor Days (lower is better).
  • Ownership & Governance (~5%)
    • Promoter Shareholding level (up to ~75%).
    • 1-Year Change in promoter holding (increases are positive).
  • Size & Eligibility (soft factors)
    • A light market-cap scaler (micro-caps are de-emphasized).
    Eligibility: only excluded if both latest-quarter and TTM net profit are 0, or if too few usable metrics are available.
    • Missing data policy: scores use whats available; weights auto-renormalize.

How the score is combined: Each metric is normalized (01), weighted (approximate weights shown above), then averaged. If some metrics are unavailable, the remaining weights are automatically re-scaled. This keeps rankings meaningful while accommodating real-world data gaps.