Best Value Stocks to Buy
Reasonably priced businesses that are actually good — value without the traps.
These lists are rules-based research, not buy recommendations. Rankings are generated from NSE & BSE data by a deterministic formula and do not account for your personal circumstances. For informational purposes only. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
- ROE of 23% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 28% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 23%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.19)
- ROE of 281% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 165% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 281%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.42)
- ROE of 21% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 28% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 21%
- Virtually debt-free (D/E 0.04)
- ROE of 21% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 28% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 21%
- Virtually debt-free (D/E 0.02)
- ROE of 36% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 30% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 36%
- Reasonably valued at 13.8× earnings for a 36% ROE business
- ROE of 35% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 38% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 35%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.14)
- ROE of 32% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 40% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 32%
- Virtually debt-free (D/E 0.10)
- ROE of 29% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 35% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 29%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.12)
- ROE of 76% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 69% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 76%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.39)
- ROE of 41% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 40% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 41%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.48)
- Healthy ROE of 18%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.12)
- Reasonably valued at 5.2× earnings for a 18% ROE business
- ROE of 49% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 23% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 49%
- Reasonably valued at 3.2× earnings for a 49% ROE business
- ROE of 52% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 63% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 52%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.11)
- ROE of 29% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 36% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 29%
- Virtually debt-free (D/E 0.04)
- ROE of 32% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 35% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 32%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.18)
- ROE of 26% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 21% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 26%
- Reasonably valued at 9.5× earnings for a 26% ROE business
- Healthy ROE of 19%
- Virtually debt-free (D/E 0.06)
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.06)
- Reasonably valued at 6.9× earnings for a 19% ROE business
- ROE of 33% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 29% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 33%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.17)
- ROE of 67% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 63% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 67%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.21)
- ROE of 22% — excellent capital efficiency
- ROCE of 20% — highly efficient use of capital
- Healthy ROE of 22%
- Conservatively financed (D/E 0.27)
About this list
True value investing is buying good businesses at fair prices — not just anything with a low P/E. This list pairs a valuation screen with a quality screen so the "cheap" names are cheap for opportunity, not distress.
A low P/E can reflect declining earnings or a cyclical peak. Confirm the earnings are durable and the discount is temporary before treating it as value.
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