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Wow, such a wonderful gift 🎁 on a Saturday morning. Many thanks for the follow, 👑 @LuckyInvest_ARK Ashish sir. 😎 🤩😇🎉 It certainly means a lot and pushes me to put in the time to add more valuable, productive content to the equity investors community, sir. ✍️ Your indispensable knowledge in picking stocks and sound research have always inspired in my investment journey, sir. It's such an honor, sir.. I'm grateful and truly humbled. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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@Akash17971 I would choose HDFC Focused Fund since it delivers higher risk-adjusted returns compare to SBI No Recommendation
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📊 SBI Focused Funds - Allocation 1️⃣ Finance (₹33) SBI (State Bank of India) Bajaj Finserv Bajaj Finance Kotak Mahindra Bank The Muthoot Group Cholamandalam Investment and Finance 2️⃣ Overseas Equity (₹15) Alphabet (Google) EPAM Systems *️⃣ Energy (₹13) Adani Energy Solutions Adani Green Energy Torrent Power 3️⃣ FMCG (₹6) P&G (Procter & Gamble) Jubilant FoodWorks HAP (Hatsun Agro Product) 4️⃣ Automobile & Ancillaries (₹5) Eicher Motors Sona BLW (Sona Comstar) 5️⃣ Media & Communications (₹5) Bharti Airtel 6️⃣ Healthcare (₹4) Divi's Laboratories Lenskart 7️⃣ Chemicals (₹4) Solar Industries India 8️⃣ Retail & Other Services (₹4) Vishal Mega Mart Meesho 9️⃣ Capital Goods (₹2) Thermax 🔟 Construction (₹1) DLF 🚫 No Recommendation
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Deep Dive: Analyzing Sunil Singhania’s Abakkus Small Cap Fund (April 2026 Factsheet) 📊🔍 Abakkus Small Cap Mutual Fund is bullish on the following stocks with 1.5%+ portfolio allocation in April 2026 👇 Industrial Products Inox India Limited: 1.61% Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd: 1.87% Jindal Saw Ltd: 1.58% Welspun Corp Ltd: 1.83% Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Alembic Pharmaceuticals Ltd: 1.51% Jubilant Pharmova Limited: 1.53% Banks Equitas Small Finance Bank Limited: 1.56% Karur Vysya Bank Ltd: 1.62% RBL Bank Limited: 1.52% Auto Components Sansera Engineering Limited: 1.54% ZF Comm Vehicle Control Systems India Ltd: 1.71% Capital Markets Computer Age Management Services Limited: 1.81% Central Depository Services (India) Limited: 1.87% Consumer Durables Kajaria Ceramics Limited: 1.60% PG Electroplast Limited: 1.57% Finance IIFL Finance Limited: 1.69% PNB Housing Finance Limited: 1.98% Retailing Urban Company Ltd: 1.67% Construction Cemindia Projects Ltd: 1.60% Healthcare Services Dr. Lal Pathlabs Limited: 1.67% Rainbow Childrens Medicare Limited: 1.53% Electrical Equipment Avalon Technologies Limited: 1.53% Insurance Star Health and Allied Insurance Co Ltd: 1.74% Cash & Cash Equivalents TREPS/Reverse Repo: 20.93% Certificate of Deposit: 1.84% Commercial Paper: 1.83% When tracking institutional smart money, the full factsheet reveals exactly how a veteran manager balances extreme conviction with risk management. Here is the complete operational and portfolio data breakdown: 1. Fund Operations & Key Metrics ⚙️ Before looking at the stocks, the core fund structure reveals significant size growth and active management style: Month-end AUM: ₹816.76 Crores (Monthly Avg. AUM: ₹622.35 Crores) Net Asset Value (NAV): Regular Growth: ₹11.007 | Direct Growth: ₹11.0250 Total Expense Ratio (TER): Regular: 2.36% | Direct: 1.03% Active Share: 86.28% (This proves it is a highly active, high-conviction alpha-seeking portfolio, completely detached from benchmark hugging). Total Number of Stocks: 59 2. Market Cap Allocation: True to Style 🎯 The fund stays highly pure to its mandate while preserving a massive defensive buffer: Small Cap: 67.14% Mid Cap: 3.63% Large Cap: 4.66% Others (Cash & Cash Equivalents): 24.57% Analysis Takeaway: Sitting on nearly ~25% cash equivalents via TREPS/Reverse Repo (20.93%), Certificate of Deposit (1.84%), and Commercial Paper (1.83%) gives the fund immense dry powder to capture sudden market mispricings. 3. Top Sectoral & Industry Allocations 🏗️🏦 The portfolio bets are heavily concentrated across structural capex, manufacturing, and financialization themes. Top 5 Sectors: Financial Services: 18.95% Industrials: 18.00% Consumer Discretionary: 17.12% Healthcare: 10.93% Commodities: 3.80% 4. Portfolio Concentration 🔝 The fund manages concentration risk exceptionally well. The Top 5 Stocks hold 9.36% of the weight, while the Top 20 Stocks account for 33.58%. Why the Huge Cash Chunk? 🔍 The standout detail is the massive 24.57% allocation to cash and liquid equivalents (TREPS, CDs, and Commercial Paper). While this might look like a defensive bear-market stance at first glance, a look at the Allotment Date (March 17, 2026) explains the real story. Since this factsheet is as of April 30, 2026, the fund was barely 1.5 months old when these numbers were processed. When a brand-new small-cap fund launches, the fund manager cannot deploy ₹800+ crores into thinly traded, illiquid small-cap stocks overnight without causing massive impact costs (spiking stock prices while buying). This huge cash runway simply shows staggered deployment. They are gradually scaling into their favorite ideas to avoid slippage and to protect the initial NAV from sudden volatility. For individual trackers, this means a massive institutional buyer is still actively accumulating these 59 businesses in the open market. Tracking the chart structures of their top holdings as they build these positions can offer brilliant study setups. Disclaimer: For educational and study purposes only. Data sourced strictly from Abakkus Mutual Fund Factsheet dated April 30, 2026.

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SME Companies Which Have Posted Good Q4 FY26 Results 🔥📊📈 Ganesh Green Bharat Hemant Surgical Indo SMC Prizor Viztech Viviana Power Blue Water Maxvolt Energy Apex Ecotech Sunita Tools Aptus Pharma Sunlite Recycling Shree Refrigeration Grand Continent Hotel Desco Infra TechD Cybersec. V-Mark India Utssav CZ Gold ABS Marine Anondita Medicare GSM Foils Cosmic CRF OBSC Perfection Alpex Solar Kizi Apparels Aimtron Concord Control K. V. Toys India Prime Cable Ind. Z-Tech (India) KP Green Eng Macfos Fabtech Techn. Sugs Lloyd Jay Bee Laminations Parmeshwar Metal Monolithisch Ind Game Changers Sacheerome Safe Enterprises Namo eWaste L. T. Elevator Tracking SME company quarterly results is very important because this segment can show early-stage growth much before larger companies. Strong sales growth, profit growth, and execution consistency can help identify potential future wealth creators early. Continuous quarterly tracking also helps in understanding management execution and business momentum. Disclaimer: This is not a buy/sell recommendation. Please do your own research and study company fundamentals, valuations, liquidity, and risks properly before investing.
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15 Excellent Wire & Cable Stocks To Study & Track ⚡📈 Polycab India KEI Industries R R Kabel Finolex Cables KSH International Universal Cables V-Marc India Advait Energy Paramount Communications Divine Power Systematic Industries JD Cables Prime Cable Vidya Wires Bansal Wire Wire & cable industry is one of the most important sectors because almost every major industry requires wires and cables - whether it is power, transmission, railways, renewable energy, housing, data centers, infrastructure, manufacturing, telecom, EVs, or industrial capex. Therefore, many times wire & cable companies become indirect proxies to overall economic and infrastructure growth of the country 📈⚡ Disclaimer: This post is only for educational and informational purposes. Please do your own research before investing.

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🏆 7 favourite stocks held by Small Cap Funds 1️⃣ Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) 2️⃣ City Union Bank 3️⃣ Multi Commodity Exchange Of India (MCX) 4️⃣ Karur Vysya Bank 5️⃣ RBL Bank 6️⃣ Navin Fluorine International 7️⃣ Apar Industries 🚫 No Recommendation
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📌 Quality Cables & Wires Stocks to Study and Track 🔌🔥 Apar Industries KEI Industries Plaza Wires Sterlite Technologies RR Kabel Dynamic Cables HFCL Universal Cables Precision Wires V-Guard Industries Sunlite Recycling V-Marc India Prime Cable Vidya Wires Polycab India KSH International JD Cables Finolex Cables Bharat Wire Bansal Wire The cables & wires industry continues to remain one of the strongest structural themes going forward. Demand is now coming from multiple emerging sectors including power infrastructure, renewable energy, electrification, transmission expansion, railways, data centers, real estate, industrial capex, EV ecosystem, and overall energy transition. India’s increasing focus on manufacturing, infrastructure development, smart cities, and grid modernization is also expected to support long-term demand growth for quality cable and wire manufacturers. Companies with strong distribution, execution capability, brand value, and capacity expansion can continue benefiting if the sectoral momentum sustains over the coming years. Disclaimer: This is only for educational and tracking purposes and should not be considered as buy/sell advice. Please do your own research and manage risk properly before investing.

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KSH International Ltd Company Overview: A Niche Play on Transformers, Power Infrastructure & EV Growth KSH International operates in a niche but critical part of the electrical equipment ecosystem - magnet winding wires used in transformers, motors, EVs, railways and industrial equipment. The company is India’s largest exporter in this category and supplies to major OEMs like Hitachi Energy, BHEL, GE Vernova and Siemens Energy. What makes the business interesting is the industry structure itself: • High entry barriers • Multi-year qualification cycles • Sticky customer relationships • Specialized products for HVDC and high-voltage transformers KSH is now expanding capacity aggressively as transformer demand rises globally, driven by renewable energy, grid expansion and AI data center infrastructure. Exports already contribute ~30% of revenue, with products reaching 24+ countries. The company is also entering newer areas like EV traction motor wires through a technology partnership with Germany’s HPW Metallwerk. #KSHINTL #CompanyOverview For a full company overview, check link in the thread 👇
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90+ Mainboard Companies Which Have Posted Excellent Q4FY26 Results 🔥🔥🔥 (Minimum 40% Sales Growth) ✅ Mahindra Life SPARC BSE GE Vernova T&D Waaree Energies Raymond Realty Atlanta Electricals Netweb TD Power Cupid Vintage Coffee Lloyds Metals Indiabulls MCX Yatharth Hospital Onix Solar SJVN Websol Eternal E2E Networks Ajmera Realty Kalpataru Puravankara RateGain Travel Quality Power IndiGrid Trust Tata Investment Corporation Neuland Laboratories Waaree Renewable Technologies Viyash Life Sciences HFCL Sasken Technologies P N Gadgil Jewellers Lloyds Engineering Works Signatureglobal India Jio Financial Services Thangamayil Jewellery Anzen India Energy SG Finserve Billionbrains Garage Ventures Fujiyama Power 63 Moons Technologies D.P. Abhushan Poonawalla Fincorp Apollo Micro Systems Titan Company NACL Industries Capital Infra Trust JNK India Ather Energy Share India Securities Zota Health Care MTAR Technologies Kalyan Jewellers Hubtown Marsons Muthoot Finance Sunteck Realty Manorama Industries Genus Power SEAMEC Monarch Networth Capital Zydus Wellness Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Krishana Phoschem Sanathan Textiles Mufin Green Finance Syrma SGS Technology Paras Defence Hindustan Copper K.P. Energy Senores Pharmaceuticals Windsor Machines Sona BLW Precision Forgings Oberoi Realty Rashi Peripherals Vertis Infrastructure Trust RCF Satin Creditcare Network Hindustan Zinc Deep Industries Bluestone Jewellery and Lifestyle JTL Industries Vedanta CCL Products Exicom Tele-Systems GNG Electronics Pricol Solara Active Pharma Sciences Solar Industries India Wonderla Holidays Acutaas Chemicals Avalon Technologies Oswal Pumps KPI Green Energy Tracking companies with consistently strong quarterly results is important because it shows that the business is actually executing well on the ground level - growing sales, improving profitability, expanding operations, and strengthening its market position. Over time, fundamentally strong execution is what ultimately drives long-term wealth creation in the stock market, not just short-term price movement. Disclaimer: This is not a buy/sell recommendation. The purpose of this post is only to track fundamentally improving businesses and study companies showing strong growth in sales, EBITDA, and profit. Please do your own research and risk management before investing.
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🧵 SME companies posting more than 100%+ Sales Growth YoY in Q4 FY26 📊🔖 Ganesh Green – 301% Aayush Art – 257% Virtual Galaxy – 189% Hemant Surgical – 189% Indo SMC – 186% Rajputana Biodiesel – 175% Petro Carbon – 165% Prizor Viztech – 164% Blue Water Logistics – 158% Fidel Softech – 155% Maxvolt Energy – 148% Organic Recycling Systems – 142% Brandman Retail – 138% Infinity Infoway – 137% Apex Ecotech – 136% Aelea Commodities – 120% Sunita Tools – 118% Aptus Pharma – 118% Sunlite Recycling Industries – 116% ANB Metal Cast – 115% Kesar India – 109% Grand Continent Hotels – 108% Desco Infratech – 108% Alpex Solar – 105% ACE Alpha Tech – 103% Interesting observation is that many SME companies across sectors like renewable energy, recycling, manufacturing, pharma, logistics, software, hospitality and industrial products are posting extremely strong growth numbers. This clearly indicates that pockets of SME space continue to witness aggressive expansion, operating leverage and improving profitability despite market volatility. However, investors should also understand that SME stocks can be highly volatile and liquidity risk remains elevated. Therefore, stock selection, balance sheet quality and management execution become extremely important. 🧵 For detailed results, please check the images attached below. 🧵 1. Disclaimer: This post is only for educational and informational purposes. Please do your own research before investing. SME stocks can be highly volatile and risky in nature.

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📊 Most Bought Stocks by Mutual Funds - April 2026 🔳 Large Cap Stocks ▪️ ICICI Bank (₹8,187 Cr) ▪️ State Bank Of India (₹4,080 Cr) ▪️ Sun Pharmaceutical (₹2,630 Cr) ▪️ Kotak Mahindra Bank (₹2,208 Cr) ▪️ Eternal Ltd. (₹2,164 Cr) 🔲 Mid Cap Stocks ▪️ Poonawalla Fincorp (₹1,531 Cr) ▪️ Max Healthcare (₹932 Cr) ▪️ SAIL (₹820 Cr) ▪️ United Spirits (₹815 Cr) ▪️ National Aluminium (₹744 Cr) 🔳 Small Cap Stocks ▪️ Delhivery (₹1,033 Cr) ▪️ Powerica (₹563 Cr) ▪️ Indraprastha Gas (₹554 Cr) ▪️ Bandhan Bank (₹466 Cr) ▪️ Navin Fluorine (₹434 Cr) 🚫 No Recommendation.
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Deep Dive: Analyzing Sunil Singhania’s Abakkus Small Cap Fund (April 2026 Factsheet) 📊🔍 Abakkus Small Cap Mutual Fund is bullish on the following stocks with 1.5%+ portfolio allocation in April 2026 👇 Industrial Products Inox India Limited: 1.61% Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd: 1.87% Jindal Saw Ltd: 1.58% Welspun Corp Ltd: 1.83% Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Alembic Pharmaceuticals Ltd: 1.51% Jubilant Pharmova Limited: 1.53% Banks Equitas Small Finance Bank Limited: 1.56% Karur Vysya Bank Ltd: 1.62% RBL Bank Limited: 1.52% Auto Components Sansera Engineering Limited: 1.54% ZF Comm Vehicle Control Systems India Ltd: 1.71% Capital Markets Computer Age Management Services Limited: 1.81% Central Depository Services (India) Limited: 1.87% Consumer Durables Kajaria Ceramics Limited: 1.60% PG Electroplast Limited: 1.57% Finance IIFL Finance Limited: 1.69% PNB Housing Finance Limited: 1.98% Retailing Urban Company Ltd: 1.67% Construction Cemindia Projects Ltd: 1.60% Healthcare Services Dr. Lal Pathlabs Limited: 1.67% Rainbow Childrens Medicare Limited: 1.53% Electrical Equipment Avalon Technologies Limited: 1.53% Insurance Star Health and Allied Insurance Co Ltd: 1.74% Cash & Cash Equivalents TREPS/Reverse Repo: 20.93% Certificate of Deposit: 1.84% Commercial Paper: 1.83% When tracking institutional smart money, the full factsheet reveals exactly how a veteran manager balances extreme conviction with risk management. Here is the complete operational and portfolio data breakdown: 1. Fund Operations & Key Metrics ⚙️ Before looking at the stocks, the core fund structure reveals significant size growth and active management style: Month-end AUM: ₹816.76 Crores (Monthly Avg. AUM: ₹622.35 Crores) Net Asset Value (NAV): Regular Growth: ₹11.007 | Direct Growth: ₹11.0250 Total Expense Ratio (TER): Regular: 2.36% | Direct: 1.03% Active Share: 86.28% (This proves it is a highly active, high-conviction alpha-seeking portfolio, completely detached from benchmark hugging). Total Number of Stocks: 59 2. Market Cap Allocation: True to Style 🎯 The fund stays highly pure to its mandate while preserving a massive defensive buffer: Small Cap: 67.14% Mid Cap: 3.63% Large Cap: 4.66% Others (Cash & Cash Equivalents): 24.57% Analysis Takeaway: Sitting on nearly ~25% cash equivalents via TREPS/Reverse Repo (20.93%), Certificate of Deposit (1.84%), and Commercial Paper (1.83%) gives the fund immense dry powder to capture sudden market mispricings. 3. Top Sectoral & Industry Allocations 🏗️🏦 The portfolio bets are heavily concentrated across structural capex, manufacturing, and financialization themes. Top 5 Sectors: Financial Services: 18.95% Industrials: 18.00% Consumer Discretionary: 17.12% Healthcare: 10.93% Commodities: 3.80% 4. Portfolio Concentration 🔝 The fund manages concentration risk exceptionally well. The Top 5 Stocks hold 9.36% of the weight, while the Top 20 Stocks account for 33.58%. Why the Huge Cash Chunk? 🔍 The standout detail is the massive 24.57% allocation to cash and liquid equivalents (TREPS, CDs, and Commercial Paper). While this might look like a defensive bear-market stance at first glance, a look at the Allotment Date (March 17, 2026) explains the real story. Since this factsheet is as of April 30, 2026, the fund was barely 1.5 months old when these numbers were processed. When a brand-new small-cap fund launches, the fund manager cannot deploy ₹800+ crores into thinly traded, illiquid small-cap stocks overnight without causing massive impact costs (spiking stock prices while buying). This huge cash runway simply shows staggered deployment. They are gradually scaling into their favorite ideas to avoid slippage and to protect the initial NAV from sudden volatility. For individual trackers, this means a massive institutional buyer is still actively accumulating these 59 businesses in the open market. Tracking the chart structures of their top holdings as they build these positions can offer brilliant study setups. Disclaimer: For educational and study purposes only. Data sourced strictly from Abakkus Mutual Fund Factsheet dated April 30, 2026.

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Belrise Industries Q4 FY26 concall insights - Aerospace Bets Driving Growth 📊 Growth stayed strong across segments • FY26 revenue grew 15% YoY to ₹9,509 Cr with diversified customer growth • Q4 manufacturing revenue surged 21% YoY with 13% EBITDA margin • Q4 adjusted PAT rose 17% YoY to ₹129 Cr despite one-time aerospace loss • Net debt stood at ₹598 Cr while dividend declared at ₹0.55 per share 🚀 New orders and higher content per vehicle boosted momentum • 4W segment grew 71% YoY while CV business expanded 32% in Q4 • Content per vehicle jumped 65-70% in 2W and 40-45% in 4W/CV • Won ₹220 Cr peak revenue exhaust order from major Japanese OEM • Secured EV chassis and battery tray orders from emerging EV customers ✈️ Aerospace expansion became a key focus • Acquired Chester Hall UK and SDM France for aerospace capability expansion • Management targets aerospace contribution above 10% of total revenue • Plans underway to shift aerospace manufacturing to India for cost advantage 🎯 Guidance remained confident despite near-term pressure • Management guided for mid-teens revenue growth with stable EBITDA margins • FY27 capex planned at 6-6.5% of manufacturing revenue for expansion and R&D 🚫 No Recommendation
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Belrise Industries Q4 FY26 concall insights - Aerospace Bets Driving Growth 📊 Growth stayed strong across segments • FY26 revenue grew 15% YoY to ₹9,509 Cr with diversified customer growth • Q4 manufacturing revenue surged 21% YoY with 13% EBITDA margin • Q4 adjusted PAT rose 17% YoY to ₹129 Cr despite one-time aerospace loss • Net debt stood at ₹598 Cr while dividend declared at ₹0.55 per share 🚀 New orders and higher content per vehicle boosted momentum • 4W segment grew 71% YoY while CV business expanded 32% in Q4 • Content per vehicle jumped 65-70% in 2W and 40-45% in 4W/CV • Won ₹220 Cr peak revenue exhaust order from major Japanese OEM • Secured EV chassis and battery tray orders from emerging EV customers ✈️ Aerospace expansion became a key focus • Acquired Chester Hall UK and SDM France for aerospace capability expansion • Management targets aerospace contribution above 10% of total revenue • Plans underway to shift aerospace manufacturing to India for cost advantage 🎯 Guidance remained confident despite near-term pressure • Management guided for mid-teens revenue growth with stable EBITDA margins • FY27 capex planned at 6-6.5% of manufacturing revenue for expansion and R&D #BELRISE #Q4FY26 #Concall

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Class Number 15 Uploaded Successfully 📚📈 Really happy to see that this initiative of teaching stock market from basic to advanced level 100% free is helping so many people. People are connecting with the classes, learning things deeply and genuinely enjoying the process of understanding the market ❤️ Today, we have uploaded Class Number 15 where we have discussed Double Candlestick Patterns in complete detail. From: 1⃣ How candlesticks form 2⃣ What candlesticks represent 3⃣ Psychology behind candlesticks 4⃣ Market behaviour 5⃣ Pattern understanding 6⃣ Real price action concepts everything is covered in a very systematic and simplified way. And honestly, this is just the beginning 🚀 This entire year, I will continue updating more classes and continuously work on making things: Simpler Easier to understand More practical More structured so that more and more people can become independent in their stock market journey. If you genuinely want to learn stock market deeply and want to make use of this golden opportunity, you can join us through the link given below 📩 t.me/Microcap10X
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@BaluGorade My biggest investing mistake: bought zentech around 150 and exited at 250 😭 My Polycab journey 👇🏻
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Investing in #Polycab India during the IT raid in Q4FY24 was a typical example of showcasing Hindsight Bias due to high conviction when everybody was panic selling. 🔥🔥 Immediately after this incident, Q4FY24 was another quarter of great numbers and beating everybody in their space. The company grew it's sales by 29% where as the peers such as KEI grew sales by 18% and Havells by 11% Topline got a push in Q4FY24 as International sales bounced back and grew 60% QOQ. Revenue up 29% YOY and up 28% QOQ PAT up 29% YOY and up 32% QOQ EPS grew by 27.8% YOY Growth in Transmission lines and installed Power capacity Source: Polycab's corporate presentation Post Q4FY24 results every Brokerage was bullish on Polycab 😁 📝 Polycab is one of my largest position & holding since last many years. 🚫 No Recommendation

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What's your biggest investing mistake? I bought Polycab around ₹600 after IPO, sold at ₹1,000. Today it's around ₹9,200. Still regret that sell. 🙂
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Q4 FY26 Sales Growth Tracker 🔥📈 Some mainboard companies have posted exceptional sales growth in Q4 FY26 and the list is getting very interesting across multiple sectors 👀 Increase in sales year-over-year given below: Mahindra Lifespace 7147% SPARC 6716% Mobavenue AI Tech 1285% Raymond Realty 888% ideaForge 594% Indo Thai Securities 555% TSF Investments 503% Lloyds Metals 312% Indiabulls 302% Viyash Scientific 298% Thangamayil Jewellery 274% Solex Energy 232% Multi Commodity Exchange 205% Onix Solar 202% Puravankara 177% RateGain Travel 174% Prestige Estates 167% Fineotex Chemical 162% TCC Concept 160% Quality Power 159% Indigrid Trust 156% Neuland Labs 136% Websol Energy 132% Waaree Renewable 131% HFCL 128% Sasken Technologies 126% Dolphin Offshore 122% Shanti Gold 122% Cupid 116% Signature Global 113% Lloyds Engineering 113% Waaree Energies 112% Broad-based growth visible across multiple sectors in Q4 FY26 earnings season. Good to see strong momentum continuing in many themes with multiple companies also reporting improving profitability alongside sales growth 🚀 Disclaimer: This post is only for educational and informational purposes. Please do your own research before investing.
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🧵 SME Companies Which Posted More Than 100% Sales Growth In Q4FY26 (100%+ Growth Club) 📈🔥 Increase In Sales Given Below 👇 ▪️ Silkflex Polymer → ↑ 200% ▪️ Hemant Surgical → ↑ 189% ▪️ Indo SMC → ↑ 186% ▪️ Petro Carbon → ↑ 165% ▪️ Prizor Viztech → ↑ 164% ▪️ Fidel Softech → ↑ 155% ▪️ Maxvolt Energy → ↑ 148% ▪️ Slone Infosystems → ↑ 143% ▪️ Infinity Infoway → ↑ 137% ▪️ Apex Ecotech → ↑ 136% ▪️ Sunita Tools → ↑ 118% ▪️ Aptus Pharma → ↑ 118% ▪️ Sunlite Recycling Industries → ↑ 116% ▪️ ANB Metal → ↑ 115% ▪️ Kesar India → ↑ 109% ▪️ Desco Infratech → ↑ 108% ▪️ ACE Alpha Tech → ↑ 103% For more details on the results, please check the images below 📊 🧵 1. Disclaimer: This post is only for educational and informational purposes. Please do your own research before investing.

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1/9 Waaree Energies Ltd ☀️ 🧵 ☀️ Successful IPO Base Breakout 📈 ☀️ The largest manufacturer of solar PV modules (13.3 GW) in India 🇮🇳 ☀️ Setting up a fully integrated 6 GW facility in Odisha 🇮🇳 for production of ingots, wafers, solar cells, Solar PV modules. Expected to Go-Live by FY27. ☀️ Setting up a 1.6GW facility in Houston, Texas to cater to demand in 🇺🇸 ☀️ 16.6 GW order book as of June 2024. 📊 Data Credit: Sovrenn & AR 2023-24 #WaareeEnergies #Waaree #WAAREERTL #WaareeTech
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We’ve built a Bear / Base / Bull Case scenario simulator. Just select a company and it auto-fills the key data. You can then adjust expected EPS growth and exit P/E based on your own assumptions to simulate different outcomes. Makes it easy to visualize upside, downside, and expected returns under different scenarios. Here’s an example 👇 Link to the calculator in thread.
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10,000 followers! 🤯📈 Thanks a lot my team and people helped me in this jourey. Thank you all for sticking around . You are officially the best dividend I could ask for Stay connected. Stay tuned !! Follow @GingerInvest44
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Deep Dive: Inside the Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund Deployment (April 2026 Factsheet) 🔥📊 How does a veteran manager scale capital across Large, Mid, and Small caps simultaneously? The newly released factsheet for the Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund reveals a masterclass in modern portfolio construction, heavily backing financialization, domestic manufacturing, and capex themes. Here is the complete breakdown 👇 Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund is bullish on the following stocks with 1.5%+ portfolio allocation in April 2026: Banks ICICI Bank Limited: 4.37% HDFC Bank Limited: 3.96% State Bank of India: 3.36% Bank of Baroda: 2.85% The Federal Bank Limited: 2.57% IT - Software Oracle Financial Services Software Limited: 2.99% Petroleum Products Reliance Industries Limited: 3.67% Capital Markets ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited: 2.53% 360 One WAM Limited: 2.36% Telecom Indus Towers Limited: 2.52% Ferrous Tata Steel Limited: 2.44% Industrial Products Inox India Limited: 2.42% Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Limited: 1.68% Automobiles Mahindra & Mahindra Limited: 2.38% Bajaj Auto Limited: 2.32% Beverages United Spirits Limited: 2.33% Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Divi's Laboratories Limited: 2.25% Lupin Limited: 2.24% Electrical Equipment Avalon Technologies Limited: 2.02% CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited: 1.98% Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Limited: 1.68% Construction Larsen & Toubro Limited: 1.95% Finance PNB Housing Finance Limited: 1.90% IIFL Finance Limited: 1.84% Agricultural, Commercial & Construction Vehicles Tata Motors Ltd: 1.89% Power NTPC Limited: 1.89% Chemicals & Petrochemicals Aether Industries Limited: 1.77% Retailing Urban Company Ltd: 1.75% Arvind Fashions Limited: 1.65% Financial Technology (Fintech) PB Fintech Limited: 1.71% Auto Components ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited: 1.71% Aerospace & Defense Cyient DLM Ltd: 1.69% Insurance ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Limited: 1.65% Consumer Durables Kajaria Ceramics Limited: 1.59% Realty DLF Limited: 1.58% Cash & Cash Equivalents Cash and Cash Equivalents: 6.64% Commercial Papers: 1.14% When tracking institutional smart money, the full factsheet reveals exactly how a veteran manager balances extreme conviction with risk management. Here is the complete operational and portfolio data breakdown: 1. Fund Operations & Key Metrics Before looking at the stocks, the core fund structure reveals significant size growth and active management style: Month-end AUM: ₹3,901.19 Crores (Monthly Avg. AUM: ₹3,600.70 Crores) Net Asset Value (NAV): Regular Growth: ₹10.1960 | Direct Growth: ₹10.2460 Total Expense Ratio (TER): Regular: 1.92% | Direct: 0.53% Active Share: 75.55% (This proves it is a highly active, high-conviction alpha-seeking portfolio, completely detached from benchmark hugging) . Total Number of Stocks: 49 2. Market Cap Allocation: True to Style The fund stays highly pure to its flexible mandate while maintaining a solid large-cap foundation for stability: Large Cap: 40.43% Small Cap: 30.42% Mid Cap: 19.57% Others: 9.58% (On account of the Vedanta Ltd demerger) Analysis Takeaway: Holding a dominant ~40% in large caps gives the fund a sturdy, liquid base, while deploying a combined ~50% in mid and small caps reveals the team's true focus on finding agile growth leaders. 3. Top Sectoral & Industry Allocations The portfolio bets are heavily concentrated across structural capex, manufacturing, and financialization themes. Top 5 Sectors: Financial Services: 29.92% Industrials: 16.71% Consumer Discretionary: 15.28% Commodities: 8.43% Healthcare: 6.89% 4. Portfolio Concentration The fund manages concentration risk exceptionally well, spreading conviction across its primary ideas: Weight in Top 5 Stocks: 18.35% Weight in Top 20 Stocks: 53.51% Understanding the Deployment Strategy 🔥 The standout feature of this factsheet is the clear look at the fund's early stages of capital deployment. With an allotment date of December 29, 2025, the fund is roughly 4 months old as of this April 30, 2026 data. The asset management team has moved efficiently to get 92.22% of the portfolio allocated directly into equity and equity-related instruments, leaving a comfortable 6.64% in pure cash and cash equivalents alongside 1.14% in commercial papers. Unlike newer schemes that sit heavily on cash to minimize immediate impact costs, the Flexi Cap portfolio is already highly deployed across 49 handpicked businesses. The massive concentration in Financial Services (29.92%) and Industrials (16.71%) indicates that the fund manager is building a strong foundation around India’s structural credit growth and domestic capex trajectory. Tracking the chart setups and value accumulation zones of these 49 underlying businesses can offer highly instructional study setups for individual technical and fundamental researchers. Disclaimer: For educational and study purposes only. Data sourced strictly from Abakkus Mutual Fund Factsheet dated April 30, 2026.
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India’s $235 Bn Electrical Supercycle: Demand Visibility High, Execution Critical Key Insights - India’s electrical equipment opportunity = $235 bn by 2035 Driven by: => Power demand surge => Renewable expansion (solar, wind, BESS) => Grid modernization + T&D capex => Electrification (EVs, industry) Critical Risk: India may face a production shortfall of $130 Bn and import dependency could exceed 70% without a rapid manufacturing scale up. India may create demand but not capture value unless manufacturing scales rapidly. Demand vs Supply Mismatch => Current consumption: ~$59 bn (FY25), growing ~11% CAGR => Domestic production: ~$50 bn => Imports rising: 22% → 33% (2020–2025) Growth Outlook => Industry CAGR: 11–13% till 2035 => Domestic production potential: $195–235 bn => Exports: $60 bn opportunity (~5% global share) 👉Export angle is underrated—this can mirror China+1 manufacturing shift Beneficiary Companies - => Cables & Wires: Polycab, KEI Industries & Finolex cables => Transformers & Grid Equipment: Hitachi Energy, CG Power & Industrial solutions, & TRIL => EPC + Transmission Infrastructure: KEC International & Kalpataru projects => Renewable Electrical: Waaree & Premier Energies and Inox Wind => Industrial Electricals & Automation: Siemens India, ABB India and Schneider Electric Infrastructure => Battery & Power Electronics: Exide Industries and Amara Raja Energy & Mobility => Marine + Defence Electricals: Marine Electricals => Copper Value Chain: Hindalco and Vedanta Strategic Takeaways => Massive T&D + Grid Opportunity => Import Substitution Theme => Manufacturing Scale = Winner Takes Most => Exports = Next Leg of Growth => Policy Dependency Demand visibility: HIGH ✅ Supply capability: UNCERTAIN ⚠️ Stock selection > Sector selection India’s next capital goods Supercycle — but with a Make-in-India filter. Follow @DhawalDoshi5 for more updates. @vishan_29 @Anvith_ @Dynamicinvstr @TrendSpark420 @InvestmentVeda @tsatwork
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