Vijay kedia

Vijay Kedia, the seasoned investor, has trimmed his stakes in the as many as three companies, including one potential exit, suggests the latest shareholding pattern. Along with it, Kedia has stayed put in as many as six other companies, the data suggests. Vijay Kedia's shareholding dropped below 1 per cent in Lykis as on December 31, 2022 as his name was not mentioned in the key shareholder's list for the given quarter. The veteran investor owned 5,24,710 equity shares or 2.71 per cent in the luxury FMCG player as on September 30, 2022. The listed companies compulsorily need to disclose their shareholding pattern on a quarterly basis, mentioning the names of key shareholders, who own more than one per cent stake in the company. He also sold more than 1.18 equity shares of Talbros Automotive Components between October-December 2022 period. His stake was reduced to 1,61,238 equity shares or 1.31 per cent as of Q3FY23, which was 2,80,000 equity shares or 2.27 per cent as of Q2FY23. Kedia Securities, the investment arm of the market guru, sold 4 lakh equity shares of the company in the third quarter of the ongoing fiscal to bring his stake to 35,00,000 or 2.29 per cent as on December 31, 2022. His holding in the telecom equipment player stood at 39,00,000 or 2.56 per cent as on September 30, 2022. Shares of Lykis have jumped 55 per cent in the last six months, whereas Tejas Network's shares have gained 20 per cent in the same period. However, Talbros Automotive has remained fl...

Vijay Kedia shareholding in Talbros Automotive Components As per Talbros Automotive Components shareholding pattern for July to September 2022 quarter, Vijay Kedia holds 2.80 lakh shares or 2.27 per cent stake in the company. In April to June 2022 shareholding pattern of the company, Vijay Kedia was holding same 2.80 lakh company shares or 2.27 per cent stake in the company. This means, Vijay Kedia remained steady in the auto scrip during second quarter of current financial year. Dolly Khanna shareholding pattern in Talbros Automotive Components According to shareholding pattern of Talbros Automotive Components company in Q2FY23, Dolly Khanna holds 1,50,215 shares or 1.22 per cent stake in the company. In April to June shareholding pattern of the auto company, Dolly Khanna was holding 1,35,215 shares or 1.10 per cent stake in the company. This means, the Chennai-based ace investor raise her stake in this auto company from 1.10 per cent to 1.22 per cent buying 15,000 fresh shares of the company during recently ended Q2FY23. The small-cap company ended with a market cap of ₹580 crore on Wednesday and its trade volume on Wednesday was 26,737 on NSE. Current dividend yield of this auto stock is 0.53. This Vijay Kedia and Dolly Khanna share is currently standing at a PE multiple of 12.40 whereas sector PE is 34.86. Current EPS of this stock is 37.93 book value per share is 244.53. Its 52-week high on NSE is ₹658 while its 52-week low is ₹254 apiece.

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MUMBAI: In 2020, Kedia saw the value of his portfolio fall by as much as 26 per cent, as his portfolio stocks suffered from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, much like the rest of the market. In fact, Kedia’s portfolio severely underperformed the broad market indices such as the Nifty500 last year. The stellar show by the famed investor, who records songs about investing and financial planning on the side on his YouTube channel, has been aided by his conviction on export-oriented companies and businesses that may benefit from the unlocking of the economy. The top five holdings in Kedia’s portfolio have given a return of 34-164 per cent so far this year. At the same time, the ‘unlock’ theme related stocks such as Mahindra Holidays and Cera Sanitaryware have risen 39 per cent and 36 per cent, respectively so far in 2021. Investors have in recent weeks upped their investments in sectors that have benefitted from the easing of restrictions imposed during a devastating second Covid wave earlier this year. Kedia is also putting his money behind an impending capital expenditure revival in the country, as reflected in 1.2 per cent stake acquisition in industrial machinery company Popular in Markets • MFs lap up 3 new-age tech stks in May; have fortunes changed? • M-cap of BSE stocks hits record high. Should investors follow the current? • Chart Check: An Ascending triangle breakout makes KPR Mills attractive • Smart money moving towards equities: Pradeep Gupta • Wipro buyback: ...

Vijay Kedia is a renowned Indian investor with significant success in the stock market. He is known for his investment philosophy of finding undervalued stocks with long-term growth potential. Kedia's investment approach is based on the value investing philosophy popularised by Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett. He invests in companies with strong fundamentals and competitive advantages. In this blog, we will analyse Vijay Kedia's portfolio to understand his investment approach and what we can learn from it. We will examine Kedia's top holdings and see how they align with his investment philosophy. We will also compare his portfolio to those of other successful investors to understand the unique flavour of his investment approach. Background and early life Vijay Kedia’s investment journey began in the early 1980s. Since then, he has made a name for himself by investing in quality companies with a long-term perspective. Kedia believes that investing is not just about buying and selling *By signing up you agree to our Brief history of Vijay Kedia's investment journey Kedia's investment style is based on identifying emerging trends and investing in companies with a competitive edge in their respective industries. He is keen to identify businesses with solid fundamentals and a robust growth outlook. Kedia is also known for his contrarian approach, which involves investing in companies that are overlooked by the market but can deliver significant returns. Overview of Vijay Ked...

“Urja Global Limited will utilize the “Tesla Service centers” for the promotion of their EV Battery Service requirements with respect to E-2 Wheeler Batteries,” Urja Global said in a regulatory filing. Urja Global is engaged in the business of design, consultancy, integration, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of off-grid and grid-connected solar power plants and decentralised solar applications and trading of solar products, lead acid batteries. Without mentioning the name of companies, Mumbai-based investor Vijay Kedia in a tweet said, “I am thrilled to read a news about a listed Indian company “tied up” with Tesla usa. I did some homework and found It's not Elon musk's tesla, it actually belongs to a Delhi-based promoter’s usa subsidiary in the name of Tesla. Stock is in upper circuit. Long live bull market.” For the latest quarter that ended March 2023, Urja Global reported a 57.34 per cent year-on-year fall in net profit at Rs 0.09 crore. The figure stood at Rs 0.22 crore in the same quarter a year ago. On the other hand, gross sales of the company declined 74 per cent YoY to Rs 10.64 per cent during the quarter under review. Shares of the company scaled their 52-week high of Rs 14.85 on July 25, 2022, and a 52-week low of Rs 6 on March 28, 2023. Also read: Also read: Reliance Power shares jump 13% today amid heavy volumes; here's why

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