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Ashish ‘Big Whale’ Kacholia has acquired a 3.3% stake in this company Investment in shares of this marketer and distributor of networking products one month back would have generated a 50% return. This company is primarily engaged in the marketing and distribution of networking products. It operates through a distribution network with a wide range of product portfolios and solutions with a nationwide reach across India. The company is a leader in the shipment of switches and wireless local area network products with a market share of 30% and 40%, respectively. Its portfolio includes different kinds of routers, switches, wireless devices, surveillance, network security, structured cabling, network infrastructure and optical transport network products. The company where Ashish Kacholia aka ‘The Big Whale‘ acquired a 2.3% stake is D-Link (India) Ltd. The investment has brought the stock to the limelight with the stock has moved up by more than 50% in the last one month only. Shares of this company command a market capitalisation of Rs 946 crore, with a 52-week high and low of Rs 272 and Rs 105, respectively. The stock has also outperformed its benchmark index S&P BSE Smallcap by a huge margin in the last one year and is up by 92%. An investment of Rs 1 lakh one month back would have become Rs 1,56,000, whereas an investment of Rs 1 lakh one year ago would have compounded to Rs 1,92,000 rising from the levels of Rs 137 to Rs 266. About the shareholding pattern, the promoters o...

Shares of PCBL surged up over 5% on Wednesday morning to hit a new 52-week high of ₹154.50. Ace investor Ashish Kacholia owns a 1.88% stake in the company. What Happened: The surge today comes as domestic brokerage firm ICICI Direct issued a ‘buy’ call on the stock with a price target of ₹200 — around 38% upside from the stock’s last closing price of ₹146.10. The firm expects the stock to hit ₹200 in the next six months. See Also: The company said that they are bullish on the stock amid healthy volume growth in the offing, increasing hare of speciality grade carbon black, the consequent rise in margins and return ratios, inexpensive valuations and a healthy balance sheet. So, with the surge today, here is how much the small-cap stock added to Ashish Kacholia’s net worth today. Kacholia owns 1.88% or 70,84,990 shares of the company. When the stock closed at ₹146.10 on Tuesday, the value of his stake was around ₹103.5 crore. Today with the surge, the value of his holdings went up to ₹111.5 crore. Price Action: PCBL’s share price was up 7.39% to trade at ₹156.90 in the early hours of trading on Wednesday. Read Next:

Last Updated on Jun 8, 2022 by Neera Bhardwaj If the investment world is analogous to the sea, Ashish Kacholia is the ‘Big Whale’ famed among retail investors for his investments in low-cost stocks and astounding long-term gains. Are you wondering why this is so? Let us take you on his investment voyage! Ashish graduated from the Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies with a Bachelor’s degree in Production Engineering and a Master’s degree in Management Studies. His entrepreneur stint began when he co-founded Hungama and served as a board member. He also works as the Director of Research for Lucky Securities Pvt Ltd but that’s not all; his investment skills are put to use as an Independent Portfolio Manager for wealthy clients. Ashish Kacholia 2022 portfolio With more than Rs 500 cr. invested in the market, and a net worth of more than Rs 1,551.93 cr., he has a hold on about 31 stocks. It is not an overstatement to say that he is sure shot one of India’s most prominent investors in the equity market. And it’s not just us stating this; a look at his diverse portfolio of 2022 says it all! Check it out for yourself. Stock Name Holdings (%) Holding value (Rs in cr.) 6.54 114.42 4.66 36.83 4.19 74.58 3.77 – 3.75 58.46 3.72 59.89 3.57 54.46 3.22 29.99 3.09 75.44 2.83 17.2 2.74 55.58 2.63 24.72 2.55 40.58 2.24 128.97 2.13 71.83 2.00 154.85 1.97 38.80 1.95 7.63 1.95 29.46 1.88 17.76 1.84 35.58 1.79 15.70 1.76 31.2 1.50 17.97 1.40 64.81 1.37 77.91 1.35 25.60 1.33 52.39 Hind...

Ahead of the launch of its initial public offering (IPO), a host of marquee investors have picked up stakes in Aeroflex Industries, a homegrown flexible flow solutions player, suggested two filings by its promoter. The company is likely to announce its Rs 350-crore primary stake sale soon. Sat Industries, the promoter-shareholder of Aeroflex, in two separate exchange filings, said that it has sold a total of 7.6 per cent stake in the IPO-bound player to select investors in the last one month and garnered a total of Rs 76.14 crore. Sat Industries sold 40,63,337 equity shares, or a 3.55 per cent stake, in its material subsidiary, Aeroflex Industries on Tuesday, June 13. It has sold a stake to Carnelian Structural Fund managed by Vikas Khemani, Jagdish Master, Rosy Blue India, VPK Global Ventures Fund, Samedh Trinity Partners, Shyam Agarwal, Mitul Prafulbhai Mehta and Rajnik Savaliya for Rs 35.58 crore. Prior to this, Sat Industries had sold a 4.05 per cent stake in Aeroflex Industries to Ashish Kacholia and Bengal Finance and Investments for an aggregate amount of Rs 40.56 Crores on May 15, 2023. The company did not disclose the number of shares sold in the exchange filing. The company has avoided the issue price for the stake sale or the total number of shares sold so far. Also, the company's DRHP, filed in March 2023, does not contemplate any pre-IPO placement to be carried out by its lead manager. Pantomath Capital Advisors is the sole manager of the issue. Aeroflex expor...

Ashish Kacholia makes fresh entry in these two companies - one is newly listed, other has given up to 500% returns Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has made a fresh entry in two companies — Somany Home Innovations Limited (SHIL), a consumer appliances company, and a month old listed speciality chemical firm Ami Organics — during the second quarter of the financial year 2021-22, a September shareholding pattern of the company available on the exchanges showed. • • • • • Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has made a fresh entry in two companies — Somany Home Innovations Limited (SHIL), a consumer appliances company, and a month old listed speciality chemical firm Ami Organics — during the second quarter of the financial year 2021-22, a September shareholding pattern of the company available on the exchanges showed. See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Somany Home Innovations is one of the growing businesses in the consumer appliances segment. The shares of the company on Thursday closed 4 per cent higher to Rs 427.8 per share, while the stock has jumped around 470 per cent in the last one year as compared to a 50 rise in the BSE Sensex. In Ami Organics, Ashish Kacholia bought 4,91,474 equity shares, which comprises a 1.35 per cent stake, as per the BSE shareholding pattern. The stock has jumped over 120 per cent since its issue price of Rs 610 per share at the upper end, while it grew almost 44% from its listing price. The stock was listed exactly a month ago on September 14, 202...

Synopsis Ace investor Ashish Kacholia increased his stake in Garware Hi-Tech Films and Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works during the March quarter, while adding three new stocks to his portfolio. Kacholia's new holdings include Aditya Vision, Inflame Appliances and Virtuoso Optoelectronics, all acquired during Q1 2021. Kacholia publicly holds 44 stocks, with his overall net worth standing at over Rs 1,855 crore ($253m). Kacholia co-founded Hungama Digital with Rakesh Jhunjhunwala in 1999 and started building his own portfolio in 2003. Fondly known as the ‘Big Whale’, Kacholia started out with The ace investor, meanwhile, increased his stake in Garware Hi-Tech Films to 4.17% or 968,322 equity shares in the March quarter, which is currently valued at Rs 56.1 crore, according to Trendlyne. It was at 928,677 shares or 4% at the end of the December quarter, according to BSE data. Kacholia added 20,000 shares in Knowledge Marine in the March quarter bringing his stake to 2.5% or 2,70,000 shares. (Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of Economic Times) Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp.

Synopsis Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has sold a partial stake in D-link (India) through bulk deals, with him selling 3.69 lakh shares of 1.04% in the company at Rs 227.91 apiece. Kacholia has taken home around Rs 8.43 crore through the sale, and has decreased his stake in the company by a total of 1.6%. During the March quarter, Kacholia has added D-Link designs and develops networking and connectivity products for consumers, small businesses, and service providers. D-Link (India) is a part of D-Link corporation and one of the largest networking companies in India. The company is engaged in marketing and distribution of networking products. On Thursday, D-Link India stock closed nearly 4% lower at Rs 225 apiece on NSE. The company's shares have doubled investors' wealth in the last one year period. On a year-to-date basis, the shares have offered muted returns of negative 2.2%. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. • 3,572.00 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 86.05 (2.47%) 5,110.00 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 101.00 (2.02%) 2,503.40 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 46.25 (1.88%) 4,757.90 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 58.90 (1.25%) • 1,298.75 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 -24.50 (-1.85%) 1,287.10 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 -13.30 (-1.02%) 580.05 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 -5.00 (-0.85%) 244.50 10:11 AM | 15 Jun 2023 -2.00 (-0.81%)

The Dalal Street veteran also added Igarashi Motors India to his portfolio as he owned 3,99,550 equity shares or a 1.3 per cent stake in the auto players. Shares of Yasho Industries have zoomed more than 900 per cent in the last one year while Igarashi Motors India has rallied about 45 per cent during the same period. Shares of Xpro India have zoomed about 3,000 per cent in the last one year while Kwality Pharma has surged more than 1,160 per cent. Faze Three has rallied 480 per cent during the given period. On the other hand, Kacholia's stake in Venus Remedies has slipped below one per cent, signalling his exit from the company. The ace investor has trimmed his take in NIIT and Mold-Tek Packaging as well. He has stayed put in ADF Foods, Ador Weldings, VRL Logistics, Shaily Engineering Plastics, Safari Industries, Acrysil and TARC during the quarter ending December 2021 as his holding during the period remained unchanged. According to the data from Trendlyne, Ashish Kacholia publicly holds 28 stocks with a net worth of over Rs 1,828.1 crore. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp.