Growth Screens
High revenue and profit growth companies. These screens identify businesses expanding rapidly and outpacing the market.
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High Revenue + PAT Growth
Companies growing both top line and bottom line at 20%+ over 3 years — true growth businesses, not margin expansion stories.
Small Cap Compounders
Small caps with 10-year track records of revenue growth and high ROCE — the next generation of quality mid caps.
Best Mid Cap Growth Stocks
Mid cap companies growing revenue and profits at 15%+ — large enough to be stable, small enough to still have significant upside.
Best High Growth Stocks
Companies with explosive recent quarterly growth in both revenue and profit — momentum-backed growth investing.
100% Profit Growth Under PE 20
Companies that doubled profits over both three and five years, still trading under PE 20 with a PEG below 1 — extreme growth the market has not yet repriced.
About Growth Investing
Growth investing is about identifying companies at a fundamental inflection point — where revenue and profit are accelerating simultaneously. The critical distinction is quality of growth: revenue growth alone could mean buying market share at a loss (burning cash). Profit growth alone could be margin engineering. Both growing together at 20–25%+ over 3–5 years means the business is genuinely expanding with improving unit economics.
Quarterly acceleration is an even earlier signal. When a company's most recent quarterly growth (YoY) exceeds its trailing 3-year CAGR, it means the business is speeding up — an inflection the annual numbers won't fully show for another 2–3 quarters. Combined with high ROCE and strong operating margins, accelerating growth companies often re-rate dramatically in the 12–24 months after the inflection becomes undeniable.
The challenge: sustaining 20%+ growth gets harder as the company grows larger. A ₹200 Cr revenue company doubling is far more common than a ₹2,000 Cr company doubling. These screens are designed to find growth before it becomes consensus — small and mid cap compounders with decade-long track records of genuine business expansion, and high-growth stocks showing recent quarterly acceleration that hasn't yet been priced into the stock.