The Zero Debt smallcase combines criteria like zero long-term debt, constant earnings growth, and return on equity to select quality stocks.

• Zero debt companies are not burdened by interest or principal payments and hence are generally more financially stable. Such companies have greater flexibility in their financial decision-making and can focus on long-term strategic planning. Equity markets treat zero debt firms favorably, as they have lesser risk during economic downturns.  
• EPS growth indicates how well a company is generating profits over time. A consistent and positive EPS growth suggests that the company is effectively managing its operations and increasing its bottom line. In addition, EPS growth directly impacts shareholder value. As earnings increase, the company becomes more valuable, and this can potentially lead to a rise in the stock price, benefiting existing shareholders.
• ROE measures the efficiency of management in generating profits relative to shareholders' equity. A higher ROE generally indicates efficient use of shareholders' funds, sound business strategies and effective capital allocation.

Use this smallcase to invest in efficiently managed debt-free companies that have been growing rapidly.