M&M became India’s No. 2 carmaker by volume in FY26 (overtaking Hyundai India), holds ~25.3% SUV revenue share and ~43.6% tractor share, and its EV business turned operating-profitable.

Narayana Hrudayalaya is India's most efficient large hospital chain, built on a founder-driven, industrialised care delivery model that generates strong cash flows from the India and Cayman businesses.

Titan Company Limited is India's premier lifestyle conglomerate and the world's fifth-largest integrated watch manufacturer by volume.

HDFC AMC is India's highest-quality listed proxy on the structural financialisaton of Indian household savings.

Polycab India Limited is India's largest manufacturer of wires and cables, commanding a 26–27% share of the organised domestic market with 10,600+ SKUs across 28 manufacturing facilities.

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