Top Artificial Intelligence Stocks for 2021 in India!
AI stocks are a great investment for the future and could be a game-changer for the Indian economy. It is expected that AI has the potential to make up 15% of India’s current gross value in 2035 or $957 billion. (1/8)
1. Tata Elxsi- founded in 1989 to develop, promote applications of electronics, embedded systems & software. Today it is one of the worlds leading providers of design & technology services. Financially it has performed well & has had a CAGR of 12% for the last 5 years. (2/8)
2. Affle- Founded in 2006, Affle is a global tech company. The company is mainly focused on providing end-to-end solutions for App Marketing. In India, it has 12 patents pending for digital fraud detection, push notifications, partner pixelling for user identification (3/8)
3. Kellton Tech Solutions- Founded in 1993 and based in Hyderabad, Kellton Tech Solutions is an information technology and outsourcing company. They are focused on using AI to solve challenges that would otherwise take a lot of human intellect. (4/8)
4. Oracle- It helps companies use prebuilt Artificial Intelligence, data-driven cloud applications to automate operations resulting in saved time and cost and improved customer experience due to accelerated process. (5/8)
In sales, their applications help agents convert sales by helping them recognize opportunities with the highest probability. These applications are also extended to HR helping them improve employee engagement and prospective candidate quality. (6/8)
5. Happiest Minds- Founded in 2011, it is an IT consulting and services company. The company offers its clients various services which include artificial intelligence, cloud, internet of things(IoT), blockchain robotics/drones, virtual/augmented reality, etc. (7/8)
6. Persistent Systems- Founded in 1993, it offers its clients secure and scalable mobile networking capability. The company uses AI to help companies improve and scale their operations. Financially, it has achieved a CAGR of 10.75% & annual sales growth of 16.16% (8/8)
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Understanding Free Cash Flow & why does it matter.
It’s necessary for managing debt, planning growth capital expenditure (CapEx), deciding on capital distribution, ensuring the long-term survival of a business and so much more.
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What is Free Cash Flow (FCF)?
The cash left over after a company pays for its everyday operating expenses and capital expenditures (CapEx).
The company can use these funds however it wants.
Types of Free Cash Flow
1️⃣ FCFE - Free Cash Flow to Equity
Calculates the cash available to be returned to equity shareholders, either in the form of dividends or as cash buybacks, after all expenses, reinvestment, and debt payments.
📌 It is a measure of equity capital usage.
2️⃣ FCFF - Free Cash Flow to Firm
Calculates the cash available to all stakeholders (both debt and equity holders), after covering depreciation expenses, taxes, working capital and investments.
📌 Important for evaluating the ability of a company to pay off debt and distribute dividends.
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How to calculate?
FCF = Operating cash – Capital expenditure
FCFE = Cash Flow generated from Operating Activities – Capital Expenditure
FCFF = Net Income + Non-cash charges + [Interest x (1-Tax Rate)] -
Why is FCF important and what does it tell you?
- Shows how efficient a company is at generating cash.
- Investors use it to measure whether a company might have enough cash for dividends or share buybacks.
- It tells you how much money it has left after paying the costs to run its business.
It has given 3-yr annualized returns of 31.65%, against 17.29% provided by the benchmark. It gave 5-yr annualized returns of 19.26% against 9.05% provided by the benchmark.
It has AUM of ₹7617 Cr & does not have a lock-in period.
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2. IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Direct Plan-Growth
It has given 3-yr annualized returns of 22.5%, against 15.3% provided by benchmark. It gave 5-yr annualized returns of 12.9% against 11.7% provided by benchmark.
It has an AUM of ₹4033 Cr & has a lock-in period of 3 yrs.