Coverage universe
What we cover, and why
Story of a Stock covers a deliberately small universe of mid- and small-cap Indian companies, researched from their own source documents — earnings-call transcripts, investor presentations, and annual reports.
Companies covered
110
Small cap
91
Mid cap
17
Why mid and small caps
We read where nobody else is reading
The top-100 companies are followed by dozens of analysts; another research layer there adds little. Below the top 100, analyst coverage thins out fast — for many mid and small caps, the quarterly concall is the only qualitative record of how the business is actually going, and almost nobody reads it systematically. That is exactly the work this platform does: every covered company's source documents, read and tracked quarter after quarter.
Coverage rules
How the universe is kept
Mid and small caps only
New companies join coverage only if they are mid or small cap under AMFI's semi-annual classification — large cap is the top 100 companies by average market capitalization, mid cap is 101–250, small cap is 251 and beyond.
Graduates stay
A covered company that grows into the top 100 is not removed. Finding a business early and following it as it compounds is the point — graduation is the best outcome coverage can have.
Bands refresh with AMFI
Market-cap bands update after each AMFI publication (January–June and July–December), so classifications track the market rather than a stale snapshot.
Large caps we already covered
Still here, just not on the boards
A handful of large caps were covered before this policy took shape. Their pages remain fully available — you can reach them through search or a direct link — but they no longer appear on the leaderboards, homepage, or sector views, which rank the mid/small-cap universe only.