Multibagger gains in Portfolio of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Dolly Khanna And Nemish Shah In FY 2017

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Multibagger gains in Portfolio of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Dolly Khanna And Nemish Shah In FY 2017

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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Dolly Khanna And Nemish Shah Portfolio performance In FY 2017

Here are the top five stocks in the portfolios of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Dolly Khanna and Nemish Shah…

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: Lupin Gives Negative Returns

Called India’s Warren Buffet, billionaire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's investments are keenly watched. In a portfolio of 32 securities, the top five holdings aggregating Rs 6,216 crore gave average returns of 77 percent. These investments spanned across diversified sectors including auto, pharmaceuticals and construction, among others.
The worst performing stock among his top five holdings was Lupin Ltd., which fetched negative returns. Jhunjhunwala holds a 1.73 percent stake valued at Rs 1,126 crore in the pharmaceutical company. Tractor maker Escorts Ltd. was the best performer. Jhunjhunwala holds a 9.16 percent stake in the company, which fetched a whopping 286.48 percent return for the financial year ended March 2017.

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Dolly Khanna: Nocil, Manappuram give multibagger gains

Chennai-based Rajiv Khanna, who invests in the name of his wife Dolly, has a portfolio of 19 securities, according to data compiled by Ace Equity. The top five holdings are worth Rs 248.3 crore, spanning sectors like plastic products, textiles, speciality chemicals and iron and steel products. These gave an average 78 percent returns in 2016-17. The chunk of the money has been invested in non-banking finance company Manappuram Finance Ltd. Nocil Ltd., a chemicals producer, was the best performer in his portfolio with more than 100 percent returns.

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Nemish Shah: Tube Investments Multibagger gain

ENAM co-founder Nemish Shah’s top five holdings are worth Rs 850.42 crore. Shah, who usually invests through Gagandeep Credit Capital and ENAM Securities, holds Rs 276 crore worth of shares in steel products maker Tube Investment of India Ltd., his biggest bet among the top five stocks. However, his best performing pick was Asahi India Glass Ltd. which helped him notch an average return of 46.82 percent in the last financial year.

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