Using Siddhartha Bhaiya's price-to-sales framework to spot resilient businesses at discounts to their topline
16-May-2025•Satyajit Sen
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Siddhartha Bhaiya of Aequitas Asset Management has earned a reputation for his disciplined, value-driven approach in Indian markets. Among his distinctive tools is the use of the price-to-sales (P/S) ratio, specifically focusing on stocks trading below 0.3x sales, as a way to identify fundamentally strong businesses overlooked by conventional valuation methods.
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