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CoatTailing

Top 5 Holdings of Arisaig in India

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

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Arisaig is a prominent FPI investor in the Indian Equity Markets.

Its top 5 holdings as on 30 June,2017 as per stock exchanges is as given below:

Company Name Symbol Entity Value (In Crores)
Future Retail Limited FRETAIL Arisaig Partners (Asia) Pte Ltd. A/C Arisaig India Fund Limited 1678.98
Britannia Industries Limited BRITANNIA ARISAIG PARTNERS (ASIA) PTE LTD. A/C ARISAIG INDIAFUND LIMITED 1534.42
Godrej Consumer Products Limited GODREJCP Arisaig Partners (Asia) Pte Limited A/c Arisaig India Fund Limited 1329.07
Trent Limited TRENT Arisaig Partners (Asia) Pte Ltd. A/C Arisaig India Fund Limited 1022.29
Colgate Palmolive (India) Limited COLPAL Arisaig Partners (Asia) Pte Ltd. A/C Arisaig India Fund Limited 1001.61
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How India Spends

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MegaTrends

Mega Trend: India’s Per Capita Electricity Consumption

Source: Annual Report 2016-17 of Skipper Ltd

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Links

Linkfest: October 10, 2017

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Upto 33,000% return in 10 years (ET)

Govt expects economic revival by early 2018 (MC)

Offer for sale dominate IPOs (Mint)

The grooming of Rishad Premji (ET)

India Vs China (T Ninan)

Buffett,Munger and disruptive technology (Morningstar)

Brief thoughts on VC Fund Management (Semil Shah)

Notes on the CESC demerger (MNACritique)

When mean reversion fails (Pension Partners)

The shallow benefit of deep liquidity (CF)

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Observations

Reliance Capital Investors Note Anilbhai is no Arjun

In an Investor Meet held some months back,  Anilbhai proclaimed “We will be like Arjun, focussed on a single target…we will make Reliance Capital the premier financial services company”

Fast forward to today’s news:

Lenders to GTL Infrastructure declined to share information about the Company in an effort to block a Reliance Capital arm from bidding for the telecom tower company. GTL Infra, where lenders currently own a majority, is running a sale process as part of a strategic debt restructuring exercise.  After a decision to deny the Anil Ambani group company from bidding at the joint lenders’ forum (JLF), lenders plan to send questions to Reliance Capital Advisory Services (RCASL) seeking clarity on its intent of the purchase.

The bankers at the JLF expressed concerns over Reliance Capital’s intention to buy GTL Infra, given that its parent group is exiting the telecom tower business. They also discussed RCom’s own strategic debt restructuring plan which is under way and the dues Reliance Communications, the flagship company of the group, still has to pay GTL Infrastructure.

Maybe for the hapless shareholders of the ADAG Group, it would be better if Anilbhai becomes less like Arjuna and instead becomes like Ram and takes a 14 year vanvaas !