The debt to equity ratio is an Important aspect we need to look into while investing in any company. The debt to equity ratio of a company is calculated by dividing the company’s total liabilities by it’s shareholder equity. It simply gives us an idea about how much debt the company uses to run its business. Generally, a debt to equity ratio less than 1 is considered to be a good value.
Here are few large cap companies who have managed to keep their debt to equity ratio to zero value.
1. SBI
Life Insurance Company Ltd
SBI Life
Insurance is one of the most prominent life insurance companies in India. The
company was incorporated in 2000 as a Joint venture between State Bank of India
and French financial institution BNP Paribas Cardif. Today, SBI Life have
nearly 1000 offices, around 20000 employees and more than 1 lakh insurance
agents and a widespread bancassurance network of 14 partners with around 30000
partner branches.
2. Bharat
Electronics Ltd
Bharat Electronics
Limited is an aerospace and defence electronics company owned by the Indian
Government. BEL was established in 1954 to meet the specialized electronic
equipment requirements of the Indian Army, Navy and Airforce. BEL designs,
develops and manufactures a wide variety of electronic products like Electronic
Voting Machines, VVPAT, Radios, Repeaters, Radars, Sonar Systems, Encryption
products, Fire control devices, Laser Range finders, Traffic Signals, Semiconductors,
Tank Electronics, etc.
3. Procter
& Gamble Hygiene and Health Care Ltd
Procter &
Gamble Hygiene & Healthcare Ltd. Was incorporated in the year 1964 and it is
one of the fastest growing consumer goods companies in India. They are engaged
in the manufacturing and selling of various baby care, feminine care, fabric
care, hair care, grooming and personal health care products. Their portfolio
includes Pampers, Ariel, tide, Whisper, Vicks, Gillette, head & Shoulders,
Oral-B, etc.
4. HDFC
Asset Management Company Ltd
HDFC Asset
Management Company Ltd is one of the largest mutual fund management company in
India. HDFC AMC was started in 1999 as a joint venture between Housing
Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) Ltd and Standard Life investments Ltd.
HDFC AMC offers a comprehensive suite of savings and investment products to its
large retail and institutional customer base.
5. CRISIL
Ltd
CRISIL (Credit
Rating Information Services of India) is an analytical company which provides ratings,
data, research, and risk and policy advisory services. CRISIL was incorporated
in India in 1987 as India’s first credit rating agency and is a subsidiary of
American Company S&P Global. Their clients range from micro, small and
medium companies to large corporates, investors, commercial and investment
banks, insurance companies, asset management companies, etc.





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