Dolly Khanna latest portfolio and stock picks
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 8:11 pm
Dolly Khanna’s investments in NOCIL and Rain Industries rose 400-1000 percent in the last five years while Emkay Global Financial Services and Ruchira Papers vaulted over 1000 percent in the same period.
Dolly Khanna has a portfolio of 14 securities at the end of September quarter, down from 24 recorded for the quarter ended June 2017.
Latest stock pick
Dolly Khanna added Amarjothi Spinning Mills in her portfolio in the September quarter. This company has already rallied over 50 percent so far in the year 2017 and nearly 400 percent in the last 5 years. The shareholding at the end of September quarter was 1.15 percent.
Amarjothi Spinning Mills Limited is engaged primarily in the manufacturing of yarn. The Company dyes fibers, such as cotton, organic cotton, viscose, modal, polyester, excel, bamboo and acrylic. It owns approximately 10 windmills.
The chunk of the money has been invested in mid and smallcap names. Dolly Khanna preferred to book profits in the quarter ended September as she reduced stake in 11 companies compared to previous quarter.
Companies in which Dolly Khanna reduced stake from June quarter include names like NOCIL, Thirumalai Chemicals, IFB Agro Industries, Tata Metaliks, Srikalahasthi Pipes, Sterling Tools, Nandan Denim, Emkay Global Financial Services, LT Foods, and Ruchira Papers.
Out of the portfolio of 24 stocks in the June quarter, Dolly Khana reduced stake in 11 companies below 1 percent which include names likes GNFC, RSWM, Shreyans Industries, Nilkamal, Dhampur Sugar, Trident, Aksharchem (India) Ltd, Dai Ichi Karkaria Ltd, Nitin Spinners, PPAP Automotive, and Asian Granito.
Top 7 stocks, which more than doubled investors wealth so far in the year 2017, include names like LT Foods, Dwarikesh Sugars, NOCIL, Tata Metaliks, Emkay Global Financial Services, Rain Industries, and Thirumalai Chemicals.
Dolly raised stake in two companies, which more than doubled investors’ wealth so far in the year 2017, include names like Rain Industries and Dwarikesh Sugars, data showed. She reduced stake in most of the other companies which rose more than 100 percent.
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Dolly Khanna has a portfolio of 14 securities at the end of September quarter, down from 24 recorded for the quarter ended June 2017.
Latest stock pick
Dolly Khanna added Amarjothi Spinning Mills in her portfolio in the September quarter. This company has already rallied over 50 percent so far in the year 2017 and nearly 400 percent in the last 5 years. The shareholding at the end of September quarter was 1.15 percent.
Amarjothi Spinning Mills Limited is engaged primarily in the manufacturing of yarn. The Company dyes fibers, such as cotton, organic cotton, viscose, modal, polyester, excel, bamboo and acrylic. It owns approximately 10 windmills.
The chunk of the money has been invested in mid and smallcap names. Dolly Khanna preferred to book profits in the quarter ended September as she reduced stake in 11 companies compared to previous quarter.
Companies in which Dolly Khanna reduced stake from June quarter include names like NOCIL, Thirumalai Chemicals, IFB Agro Industries, Tata Metaliks, Srikalahasthi Pipes, Sterling Tools, Nandan Denim, Emkay Global Financial Services, LT Foods, and Ruchira Papers.
Out of the portfolio of 24 stocks in the June quarter, Dolly Khana reduced stake in 11 companies below 1 percent which include names likes GNFC, RSWM, Shreyans Industries, Nilkamal, Dhampur Sugar, Trident, Aksharchem (India) Ltd, Dai Ichi Karkaria Ltd, Nitin Spinners, PPAP Automotive, and Asian Granito.
Top 7 stocks, which more than doubled investors wealth so far in the year 2017, include names like LT Foods, Dwarikesh Sugars, NOCIL, Tata Metaliks, Emkay Global Financial Services, Rain Industries, and Thirumalai Chemicals.
Dolly raised stake in two companies, which more than doubled investors’ wealth so far in the year 2017, include names like Rain Industries and Dwarikesh Sugars, data showed. She reduced stake in most of the other companies which rose more than 100 percent.
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