Stock Reports Plus (powered by Refinitiv / LSEG Data & Analytics) evaluates over 4,000 listed companies using a quantitative model. A 10 out of 10 score is statistically rare—achieved by less than 4% of listed companies—indicating top-tier alignment across five key quantitative pillars:
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Earnings: Consistency in beating street estimates and receiving upward broker revisions.
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Fundamentals: High profitability ratios (ROCE, ROE) and conservative debt-to-equity metrics.
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Relative Valuation: Attractive Price-to-Earnings (P/E) or Price-to-Book (P/B) multiples compared to historical averages and industry peers.
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Risk Profile: Manageable downside Beta and lower historical drawdowns during market sell-offs.
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Price Momentum: Strong relative performance above short- and long-term moving averages (e.g., 50-day and 200-day DMA).
Actionable Filter: Combining 10/10 Scores with “Strong Buy” IBES Ratings
When quantitative score perfection (10/10) is paired with institutional analyst consensus (IBES “Buy” or “Strong Buy”), it isolates companies with fundamental strength and wall-street backing.
Here are top quality-focused companies across sectors that score high on quantitative and institutional screeners:
| Sector | Stock Name | Key Score Strengths (Refinitiv / IBES Setup) | Institutional Consensus |
| BFSI | ICICI Bank | Industry-leading Return on Assets (RoA), steady NIMs, low net NPA ratios, and high earnings surprise consistency. | Strong Buy |
| Capital Goods | Siemens India | Zero net debt, expanding order book from railway/energy transitions, and strong ROCE metrics (>20%). | Buy |
| Consumer Electricals | Crompton Greaves Consumer | ECD segment turnaround, strong price momentum back above moving averages, and resilient balance sheet. | Buy |
| FMCG | Tata Consumer Products | High relative valuation comfort within staples, portfolio premiumization, and consistent operational cash flows. | Buy |
| Automotive | Maruti Suzuki India | Dominant cash position, strong earnings momentum driven by SUV market share gains, and reasonable historical valuation multiples. | Buy |
How to Use High-Score Stock Lists Effectively
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Avoid Score Chasing: A score of 10 is a static snapshot. While it confirms current fundamental health and momentum, macro events (e.g., interest rate shifts, crude oil spikes) can alter sentiment quickly.
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Check the Weakest Pillar: Even if the overall score is 10, examine whether the Relative Valuation component is stretched. If momentum and earnings carry the score, ensure you are not buying at peak multiples.
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Combine with Earnings Outlook: Look for companies where institutional analysts have recently revised EPS forecasts upward for upcoming quarters.
