Small Cap 400 (The Large Caps of Tomorrow)

Small-cap means different things to different people, the common definition in the Indian context are companies with market capitalization between Rs 50 - Rs 150 crores. Many successful Portfolio Managers and investment counselors owe their recognition as leading advisors and their bulging bank balances to being the first among their peers in identifying and backing the best of the Small Cap pack who promise the fastest and the largest growth. Small Cap companies are HIGH Growth, obviously they are also High Risk. Complete and reliable data and an inquiring study help in this identification.

The Dalal Street Investment Journal’s annual compendium, “Small Cap 400” is the only one of its kind resource and data publication that lists the BEST 400 companies in the Small Cap segment ranking the companies based upon four universally accepted parameters of  1.) Market Capitalization 2.) Profit 3.) Sales Turnover 4.) Dividend Declared. An invaluable guide for investors the Small Cap Compendium the compendium carries the Financial Snapshots of all the 400 companies and detailed interviews with selected Small Cap Leaders to get a peek into their psyche and to understand how they run their companies. Vital pointers to how the companies will fare in the stock markets.

Small Cap Companies actually show the route to survival for many large businesses and manufacturing enterprises during difficult times. Consider this, Due to their small size, lack of established brand Equity, Minimal liquidity, Fewer resources, Lack of resources for necessary Research, Untried business models makes the Small Cap Companies most susceptible to threats from a bad rain, a weakening dollar, uncertain and difficult labour environment or simply an unstable political scene. Those that survive actually show the way out and write the escape route and the sustaining strategies for the larger, more stable enterprises to follow. Current volume was published on September 07. Read more,  Click here to Buy your copy.

Remember, Apple started in a garage. Microsoft started with a dream, our own homegrown Infosys started in 1981 with only seven staff, today it is a multinational conglomerate. They were all Small cap companies once! Read about the future Multinationals and Indian Conglomerates in the Small Cap 400. Track them and include them in your portfolio now, and reap rich harvests.