Hiring: Equity Analyst @ Kabir Capital (Hyderabad)

Warning: This role is not for people who think “research” means reading broker reports.

Who We Are

  • A young PMS trying to do something unusual: make money with clients, not off them.
  • ZERO fixed fee. A hurdle that compounds. High watermark.
    (Yes, we believe Buffett’s compensation philosophy too—not just the gyaan.)
  • We like businesses that are small, overlooked, quietly compounding…
  • Believe equity = ownership. Believe patience > adrenaline.

Who We Want

  • Someone who reads annual reports the way people binge Netflix.
  • Someone who gets curious about why a company suddenly raised inventory by 37%.
  • Someone who enjoys calling dealers, chatting with ex-employees, and wandering through MCA documents.
  • Someone who gets excited by a footnote on page 182.
  • Someone who feels slightly suffocated in hierarchical places.

Pedigree is optional. Curiosity is mandatory.

What We Offer

  • A research environment where “meetings” don’t consume your life.
  • Decent fixed pay (we’d rather put the money into the portfolio).
  • Performance-based bonus with real upside if your ideas make money.
  • No bureaucracy. No politics. No “this is how we’ve always done it.”
  • Direct access to the CIO. If you have conviction, you’ll be heard.
  • The freedom to build your own circle of competence instead of covering “assigned sectors.”

To Apply

Send us:

  1. A short note on “The stock I would buy today, and why.”
  2. (Optional but preferred) A brief history of your wins, losses, misreads and the bruises that made you a better investor.
  3. Your resume.

Email: info@kabircapital.in

If your idea of fun is reading annual reports on Sunday afternoons, we should talk.

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Warren Buffett has applied different styles of value investing over time, and we can think of them as three distinct versions:
• Value 1.0 – Benjamin Graham’s “cigar butt” approach
Buying deeply undervalued companies with one last puff of value left.
• Value 2.0 – Charlie Munger’s philosophy
Acquiring great companies at fair prices, focusing on quality and long-term compounding.
• Value 3.0 – Bill Miller’s vision
Investing in businesses based on their future value creation, even if they look expensive today, as long as the market underestimates their potential.
If you’re looking to work with someone who understands Value 3.0 more deeply than Value 1.0 or 2.0, I’d be glad to connect. I’ve already shared my resume and stock pitch via email (lightyagami125aug@gmail.com).

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