New Delhi, Aug. 4 -- Stock prices follow earnings growth, but without consistency, that growth doesn't mean much. If profits rise for a quarter or two and then stumble, it signals a volatile financial story. What matters is consistent growth in both profit and revenue. Over time, that's what quietly compounds shareholder wealth.

As an investor, you know how rare that kind of stability is. Most companies might post a strong quarter or two. A few manage to string together a year of momentum. But only a handful can deliver 20% plus growth in both revenue and profit, every single quarter, for two straight years. That's eight clean quarters of execution, without missing a beat.

It's a matter because consistent topline and bottom-line growth ...