New Delhi, April 20 -- There's a special thrill that comes when you find an under the radar company, which is quietly doing all the right things.

India may be entering one of the most consequential economic phases in its history. Goldman Sachs has projected real GDP growth of 6.9% in 2026 and 6.8% in 2027, both above consensus estimates, even as much of the world grapples with slower growth, sticky inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.

In a rising economy, not all companies benefit equally. Large caps tend to remain stable-but historically, disproportionate wealth creation has often come from the midcap space.

When GDP accelerates, midcap earnings frequently outpace large-cap peers. These companies are nimble enough to capture emergi...