Debt to equity

Low Debt, High Potential: 18 Companies with Debt-to-Equity Under 0.50 🚀 Debt-to-equity (D/E) ratio is a financial metric that shows the proportion of a company’s total debt compared to its shareholders’ equity. It helps investors and analysts understand how much a company relies on borrowed funds versus its own capital to finance operations and growth. A high D/E ratio indicates that the company is more leveraged, meaning it is using more debt relative to equity, which can increase risk if earnings or cash flows decline. On the other hand, a low D/E ratio suggests the company is less dependent on debt and relies more on equity, reflecting lower financial risk but possibly slower growth due to limited use of leverage. 1-Eternal Ltd 2-Wipro 3-DLF 4-HDFC Life Insur. 5-Indian Hotels Co 6-GAIL (India) 7-Varun Beverages 8-Swiggy 9-Samvardh. Mothe. 10-ICICI Pru Life 11-B H E L 12-Fortis Health. 13-Vishal Mega Mart 14-Jindal Stain. 15-Delhivery 16-Apollo Tyres 17-Berger Paints 18- Vishal Mega Mart