Micro Cap Portfolio

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Hi Everyone,
I have created a Micro Cap Portfolio.Would like comments on the same:

1.Avanmore Capital
2.BA Packaging
3.BN Rathi Securities
4.Beardsell
5.CGVak Software
6.Control Print
7. Creative Grain
8.DHP India
9.Diamines
10.Duncan Engineering
11.Elegant Marble
12.Indian Gelatine
13.IndoBorax
14.ITL Industries
15.Keltech Engineering
16.METS
17.Pondy Oxide
18.Premeir Polyfilm
19.Prima Plastics
20.SPL Industries
21.Shukra Pharma
22.Titan Bio
23.Uniabex Alloys
23.United van Der Host
24.Polymech Plast
25.KPT Industries
26.Cindrella Hotel
27.Veer Health
28.Porwal auto
29.Rasi Electrode
30.Thomas Scott

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This is not Micro Cap… It is an assorted list. Please write a small thesis can even be a para . why this company deserves to be bought ! will help some intelligent conversation !!

Thanks

Malolan

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Hi Malolan. All these Companies are below 1000 cr Market Cap.Let me know which Companies will Not be under Micro Cap?Some Companies are less than 100 Cr Mcap. What is your definition of MicroCap?These can also be called Nano Cap according to me

1.Avanmore Capital: Financial Advisory Company with decent track record and was trading at Low Valuations in November.Stock Has Moved up more than 40% since Nov,23

2.BA Packaging: Paper Sack Packaging Company.No debt, decent sales growth and High Promoter Holding.Stock Has Moved up more than 30% since Nov,23

3.BN Rathi Securities: Brokerage and Investment Management Company with decent sales growth, no debt and decent margins.Stock Has Moved up more than 30% since Nov,23

4.Beardsell:Makes Prefabricated buildings.Decent sales growth.Low debt and growing Margins.Stock Has Moved up more than 10% since Nov,23

5.CG Vak Software:Low Debt, Decent sales growth IT Company with decent valuations and Closely Held.Stock Has Moved up more than 15% since Nov,23

6.Control Print:Manufacturers Printing Machines.Company has low debt,decent sales growth.Closely Held.Stock Has Moved up more than 25% since Nov,23

7.Creative Casting: Makes Iron and Steel Casting.Has export Sales.No debt,high promoter holding and Decent sales growth.Stock Has Moved up more than 10% since Nov,23

8.DHP India:Manufactures and Exports LPG Gas Cylinders:No Debt.Sales have gone down in the recent quarters due to Europe Slowdown.Closely Held ,High Promoter Holding.Stock Has Moved down more than 5% since Nov,23

9.Diamines: Sole Manufacturer of Ethyl Amines with No debt and Decent Growth.Stock Has Moved up more than 10% since Nov,23

I wil update about the other Companies in a few days. Let me know if you would like to discuss about these companies in Detail.Would love to have a conversation.

It is also difficult to do a deep dive in these companies as there is No research Report or Mention of these Companies in the News.Looking at basically Financials and Industry to Buy these Companies.

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Control Print seems interesting.

Diamines . commodity prices very volatile …

rest too small to understand well enough…

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well @Rohit_Banka

just to give my understanding and what SEBI also say’s is:

  • Large-Cap: Top 100 companies by market cap.
  • Mid-Cap: 101st to 250th companies by market cap.
  • Small-Cap: 251st and beyond companies by market cap.
  • Micro-Cap: Below INR 500 crores in market capitalization.

Below link will also concrete my understanding:

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Although it depends on the levels at which you’ve added these stocks, here are my personal and honest views for first few since its a large list:

Your portfolio seems quite large and diversified. I would recommend avoiding such extensive diversification. I assume you also hold a mix of small, mid, and blue-chip companies.

  1. Avonmore Capital: It’s Avonmore, not Avanmore, and the company looks decent. There’s potential for further growth, but its P/E ratio is higher than the sector median of 23.
  2. BA Packaging: The P/E ratio is still lower compared to other companies, but the stock has seen a massive run-up since 2020. I would avoid adding more at this point.
  3. BN Rathi Securities: It’s too small to provide a thorough comment. However, its 5-year P/E is 6, while the current P/E is 15.2. In this sector, Price-to-Book Value is a more relevant metric, and the growth outlook appears promising.
  4. Beardsell: It’s still at good levels, but the company isn’t reducing its borrowings. There’s no significant increase in fixed assets, and no progress has been made in CWIP (Capital Work in Progress). There is lot better companies in Chemical / manufacturing sector which have increased capex and fixed assets and are still down by 50% +.

These are just my personal views, and I am not SEBI-registered.

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Yes Logic of Large small and medium is just to provide relativity. Its like India to be compared with say Brazil and not say Belgium . My submission is we should define some minimum information filters for each company irrespective of size… and also identify it has some reasonable comparables … if it has no comparables then its like zero based budgeting no baseline and everything to understand from scratch.

Obviously as investors we prefer simple and easy to understand to complex… because capital is finite opportunities are many …

Malolan