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Top 5 Holdings of India Capital Growth Fund

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

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Indian Capital Growth Fund is a well known investor in the Indian Equity Markets.

Its investment manager is Ocean Dial Asset Management Limited. Its subsidiary ICG Q Limited focuses its investment activities in listed securities in India.

It’stop 5 holdings as on 31 March,2018 as per Stock Exchanges is given below:

Company Name NSE Symbol Entity Value (In Crores)
Kitex Garments Ltd Kitex ICG Q LIMITED 12.18
PSP Projects Ltd PSPPROJECT ICG Q LIMITED 19.66
Skipper Ltd SKIPPER ICG Q LIMITED 22.57
Sagar Cements Ltd SAGCEM ICG Q LIMITED 29.99
Ramkrishna Forgings Ltd RKFORGE ICG Q LIMITED 48.6
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SME

Shree Vasu Logistics: Creating History

To my knowledge, it is the first time an IPO has hit the markets without complete knowledge of the Promoter Group !

Source: DRHP Filings of Shree Vasu Logistics Ltd

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Linkfest: 23 May, 2018

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Tata Steel is at an exciting inflexion point (ET)

Brokers oppose trading hours extension (MC)

Gas Stocks: Fuel for the future (OB)

Are the good times over for balanced funds? (FE)

Exit at the top, Enter at the bottom strategy (80-20 Investor)

The great moat debate (Intrinsic Investing)

Borrow…if you dare (Of Dollars & Data)

The Silicon Valley tech bubble may burst (CNBC)

$100 Oil is one explosion away (DR)

Congress party is facing a financial crisis (Quint)

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Subhash Chandra: Never fight with the Ambanis

I was angry with myself for having taken up a fight with the Ambanis. I probably shouldn’t have.

The channel had done an elaborate coverage of how their oil by-products were adulterated. That decision hurt me a lot, which I realised later.

After the dotcom bust, while all stocks took a dive, ours fell disproportionately.  In a normal crash, the price of Zee would have come down from its1,500 peak to about500 or600. But it was down to double digits.

I was devastated.

I still remember the meeting with one of the investors in New York. I broke down. I couldn’t believe that I did so in front of an investor. That was perhaps the lowest point of my life. 

said Subhash Chandra, Chairman Essel Group & Zee