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Debt Reduction & Multibagger Magic: 3 out of 5 small-cap stocks turn into multibagger after shedding debt – Keep an eye out!
Karan Dsij

Debt Reduction & Multibagger Magic: 3 out of 5 small-cap stocks turn into multibagger after shedding debt – Keep an eye out!

Debt reduction can pave the way for higher valuations and increased market favorability, ultimately unlocking the door to multibagger returns for savvy investors

Reducing debt levels is undeniably a pivotal factor contributing to multibagger opportunities in the stock market. Companies that strategically focus on trimming their debt not only enhance their financial stability but also become more attractive to investors seeking long-term growth. The ability to manage and reduce debt demonstrates prudent financial management, improving the overall risk profile of a company. Investors often perceive such firms as well-positioned for sustained profitability, fostering confidence in the company's growth potential. As a key indicator of fiscal responsibility, debt reduction can pave the way for higher valuations and increased market favorability, ultimately unlocking the door to multibagger returns for savvy investors.

 

Let's take a closer look at each of the mentioned small-cap companies and delve into the details of their debt reduction and overall performance with three out of five stocks turning into a multibagger.

Stock Name 3yr Avg  Debt Cr 5yr Avg  Debt Cr latest Mcap Cr Return in 1 year %
Rane Brake Lining 0 6.69 676.05 24.57
RPG Life Sciences 0.65 10.04 2668.65 106
Gabriel India 0 3.23 5518.8 120.36
Macpower CNC Machine 0.01 0.05 943.49 216.95
Jyoti Resins&Adhesiv 0.11 0.45 1789.14 33.36

 

1. Rane Brake Lining:

This company has shown a commendable trend of reducing its debt over the past 3 years, with an average debt of zero. The 5-year average debt is Rs 6.69, indicating a consistent effort to manage and eliminate debt. Despite the reduction in debt, the company has achieved a positive return of 24.57 per cent in the last year.

2. RPG Life Sciences:

RPG Life Sciences has reduced its debt over the years, with a 3-year average debt of Rs 0.65 crore and a 5-year average of Rs 10.04 crore. The latest market capitalization is substantial at Rs 2668.65 crore. The impressive return of 106 per cent in the last year suggests that the company's strategic approach to debt reduction is positively impacting its overall performance in the market and hence, turning the stock into a multibagger stock.

3. Gabriel India

Similar to Rane Brake Lining, Gabriel India has maintained a debt-free status over the past 3 years, with a 5-year average debt of Rs 3.23 crore. The latest market capitalization is significant at Rs 5518.8 crore, and the outstanding return of 120.36 per cent in the last year indicates strong market performance. The company's ability to operate without significant debt may contribute to its attractiveness to investors.

4. Macpower CNC Machine:

With a 3-year average debt of Rs 0.01 crore and a 5-year average of 0.05 crore, Macpower CNC Machine has effectively reduced its debt levels. The latest market capitalization of Rs 943.49 crores coupled with an outstanding return of 216.95 per cent in the last year reflects the company's success in managing its financials and capturing market opportunities.

5. Jyoti Resins&Adhesiv:

Jyoti Resins&Adhesiv has demonstrated a reduction in debt, with a 3-year average debt of Rs 0.11 crore and a 5-year average of Rs 0.45 crore. The latest market capitalization stands at Rs 1789.14 crore, and the return of 33.36 per cent in the last year indicates positive market sentiment. The company's ability to decrease debt while maintaining market competitiveness is a positive sign for potential investors.

In summary, the reduction in debt for these small-cap companies is a positive indicator of financial discipline and risk management. The concurrent positive returns in the last year suggest that this strategic approach is resonating well with the market, making these companies potentially attractive investment opportunities.

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.

 

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