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Goldman Sachs Highlights 42 Indian AI Enabler Stocks

Goldman Sachs Highlights 42 Indian AI Enabler Stocks
Goldman Sachs pushes back on 'short AI' India narrative, says report; 42 stocks in focus · businesstoday.in

Goldman Sachs studied 42 Indian companies connected to the artificial-intelligence industry.

These companies help provide electricity, computer equipment, semiconductors and data centres.

The list includes companies such as Tata Power, Adani Enterprises and Waaree Energies.

Goldman Sachs said these stocks performed better than other small and medium-sized companies in 2026.

It said their strong performance was mainly linked to growing earnings.

The brokerage also found that companies are talking about AI more often in management meetings.

However, companies have not yet provided many hard numbers about AI-related sales or investments.

Goldman believes the increased discussion shows that AI adoption is spreading across Indian businesses.

Key facts

Portfolio size
42 stocks
Portfolio name
India AI Enablers Portfolio
Highlighted performance
The AI Enabler group was described as India’s single-best-performing market segment in 2026.
Industries covered
Power, semiconductors, data centres and information technology
Performance explanation
Goldman Sachs said stock gains largely reflected earnings growth rather than higher valuation multiples.
Disclosure level
Hard disclosures on AI-related revenue and investments remain limited among Indian companies.
Adoption signal
Mentions of AI in management commentaries have risen sharply over the past two years.

Quotes

Goldman Sachs

Foreign brokerage and investment bank assessing Indian AI-related stocks

“AI Enablers are the single-best-performing pocket in India in 2026. The cohort has outstripped returns from small/midcap indices, suggesting that the outperformance reflects genuine, idiosyncratic AI-driven strength rather than a broad-based size premium.”
businesstoday.in
“Mentions of 'AI' in management commentaries have risen sharply over the past two years, not just in Information Technology (IT), but increasingly across other sectors as well, signalling broadening of adoption across corporate India.”
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