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CoatTailing

Portfolio of Sundar Iyer

This post is in continuation of my coat tailing series (see here)

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Sundar Iyer is a very well known broker/investor from Mumbai.

His significant holdings in his personal name of more than 1% as on 30 September,2016 as per Stock Exchanges is given below:

Company Name Symbol Entity Name Date End # of Shares % Value (In Crores)
Force Motors Ltd 500033 Vanaja Sundar Iyer 201609 200000 1.52 80
Jamna Auto Industries Limited JAMNAAUTO VANAJA SUNDAR IYER 201609 2000000 2.51 36.63
Man Infraconstruction Limited MANINFRA Vanaja Sundar Iyer 201609 2600000 1.05 10.18
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited MCX Vanaja Sundar Iyer 201609 525000 1.03 67.82
N2N Technologies Ltd 512279 Sundar Iyer 201609 52600 1.69 0.21
Nilkamal Limited NILKAMAL Sundar Iyer 201609 200000 1.34 25.89
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Links

Linkfest:November 17,2016

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Memo to Modi: Bank Note Reforms are v risky (Bloomberg)

Trump is planning the mother of all tax cuts (Politico)

India’s gold traders on edge (Yahoo)

Interview with Deepak Parekh (MoneyControl)

Runs on real estate companies? (Shubho Roy)

How demonetisation hit Bandhan Bank (Quint)

How to justify cash deposit as legal income (ET)

Fed Watch:Dec hike still a go (Economists View)

Comparison-Mobile Wallets (FreeFinCal)

Chinese investors smell profit in garlic (Nikkei)

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Infographics

Infographic: India Black Money Explained

Source:IndiaMaps

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Excerpts

What’s a 1000 Crore between friends?

The impairments and write downs at Tata Sons were due to legacy issues, largely relating to TTSL.

There were also other investments of questionable nature such as Nagarjuna refineries (Rs. 400 Cr.) and SASOL JV.

One investment in Piaggio Aero, a company in the aerospace sector with a friend of Mr. Tata, was especially distressing. Tata Sons decided to exit the company at a commercial loss of Rs 1,150 Cr. This was after the efforts of Mr. Bharat Vasani and Mr. Farokh Subedar who managed to recover Rs. 1,500 Cr., overcoming the objections of Mr. Ratan Tata who in contrast favoured increasing investments in that company.

Today, the company is, for all practical purposes, nearly bankrupt. 

from ET

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Video

Is Modi watching Aastha Channel?

This was aired a couple of years back.