ET 500 list is out! Check out the wealth creators, wealth destroyers and top dividend payers of 2016

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Mon, Nov 28, 2016 | 01:27 PM IST ET Special Newsletter

ET 500: FUTURE READY An uncertain world. Surgical strikes. Dismal growth forecast. These are times to look for companies with good fundamentals and an ability to tower over others. The theme of this year's ET 500 edition is, therefore, companies that are future ready.

India's future-ready companies: Look who made it to the ET500 list and who fell off ​An uncertain world. Surgical strikes. Dismal growth forecast. These are times to look for companies with good fundamentals and an ability to tower over others.​

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Businesses of all kinds head for the bourse The variety of companies getting listed is an indicator of market maturity, and the trend of niche businesses hitting the bourses will continue in the coming months. Maruti Suzuki in cruise control Analysts reckon that the company will be able to grow its market share further. Owing to the stricter emission norms, the share of petrol vehicles in total car sales is expected to pick up. Sun Pharma growing strong and healthy Pioneering strategy and diligent execution has enabled the company to become the world's fifth-largest specialty generic company in 30 years of operations. Asian Paints painting a bright picture While demonetisation is likely to result in a temporary setback in growth, especially from the promising tier-II and -III towns in India, it is unlikely to change the company's growth trajectory. Shree Cement set for concrete future In the past five years, while we doubled capacity, our debt-to-equity ratio fell to 0.2 from 1. Cash flow from operations was in the range of Rs1,100-2,500 crore, said Hari Mohan Bangur. Bharat Forge cracks the art of managing a cyclical business Bharat Forge has shown recovery in the past 4 years by increasing exposure to non-auto businesses. It particularly benefited from supplying equipment for shale oil drilling.

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