The Kaizen Stocks
Applying the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen—continuous incremental improvement—to stocks.
Let’s explore 👇
Applying the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen—continuous incremental improvement—to stocks.
Let’s explore 👇
Q. What is Kaizen?
A. A Japanese business philosophy focused on continuous improvement through small, incremental changes → leading to significant positive results.
Kai = Change
Zen = Good
➡️ Meaning “Change for the Better.”
A. A Japanese business philosophy focused on continuous improvement through small, incremental changes → leading to significant positive results.
Kai = Change
Zen = Good
➡️ Meaning “Change for the Better.”
How does this apply to stocks?
We look for consistent and incremental improvement across fundamentals—quarter after quarter, year after year.
We look for consistent and incremental improvement across fundamentals—quarter after quarter, year after year.
Category 1: Quarterly Kaizen 📈
Stocks where:
Sales, Profits, Margins → Q4 > Q3 > Q2 > Q1
Current Year > Previous Year (OCF included)
In short: Every quarter AND every year better than the last.
Stocks where:
Sales, Profits, Margins → Q4 > Q3 > Q2 > Q1
Current Year > Previous Year (OCF included)
In short: Every quarter AND every year better than the last.
Stocks qualifying under Quarterly Kaizen:
Shaily Engg.
Caplin Point
Frontier Spr.
Shaily Engg.
Caplin Point
Frontier Spr.
Category 2: Decade Kaizen 🏆
Incremental Stocks where for the last 10+ years every year:
Continuous Sales Growth CAGR > 10%
Continuous Profit Growth CAGR > 15%
Continuous Avg. Operating Margin > 15%
Consistently rising Operating Cash Flow
Incremental Stocks where for the last 10+ years every year:
Continuous Sales Growth CAGR > 10%
Continuous Profit Growth CAGR > 15%
Continuous Avg. Operating Margin > 15%
Consistently rising Operating Cash Flow
Only 1 stock qualified under Decade Kaizen:
👉 BLS International Ltd
👉 BLS International Ltd
N.B. The stocks are not investment advice at all. Please do your own due diligence
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