| Symbol ⇅ | Company | Sector | Price (₹) ⇅ | Change% ⇅ | P/E ⇅ | EPS Growth% ⇅ | PEG Ratio ⇅ | Market Cap | Action |
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⚠ Data sourced from Yahoo Finance public API. PEG = (P/E) ÷ (EPS Growth %). Values are indicative only — not investment advice.
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Understanding the PEG Ratio
What is PEG?
The Price/Earnings-to-Growth ratio divides a stock's P/E ratio by its earnings growth rate. It adjusts valuation for the company's growth trajectory.
Why PEG < 1?
A PEG below 1.0 suggests the market may be undervaluing a stock relative to its growth. Peter Lynch popularised this as a cornerstone of value investing.
Limitations
PEG relies on growth estimates which can be wrong. Negative earnings invalidate the ratio. Always combine with other metrics like debt ratios and cash flow.
Indian Market Context
Indian mid and small caps often grow faster than their P/E implies. Screening NSE/BSE for PEG below 1 can surface compounders before the market notices.