The harsh portfolio!

As of today, I did small reallocation among portfolio companies purely based on valuations

  • Sold 1% stake in IEX (1% position size) and added that 1% to INOX Leisure (2% position size)
  • Sold 0.5% stake in HDFC (3% position size) and added that 0.5% stake to NESCO (4.5% position size).
    Updated portfolio is below.
Companies Weightage
HCL Technologies Ltd. 6.00%
I T C Ltd. 6.00%
PI Industries Ltd. 6.00%
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. 6.00%
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 6.00%
Ajanta Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 4.50%
Kolte-Patil Developers Ltd. 4.50%
Ashiana Housing Ltd. 4.50%
NESCO Ltd. 4.50%
InterGlobe Aviation Ltd. 4.00%
Bajaj Auto Ltd. 4.00%
Suprajit Engineering Ltd. 4.00%
Lupin Ltd. 3.50%
Manappuram Finance Ltd. 3.50%
Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd. 3.00%
HDFC Asset Management Company Ltd 3.00%
Reliance Nippon Asset Management Co 3.00%
CARE Ratings Ltd. 3.00%
Avanti Feeds Ltd. 2.00%
Cera Sanitaryware Ltd 2.00%
Infosys Ltd. 2.00%
National Aluminium Co. Ltd. 2.00%
NATCO Pharma Ltd. 2.00%
Wonderla Holidays Ltd. 2.00%
Maithan Alloys Ltd. 2.00%
Cadila Healthcare Ltd. 2.00%
Inox Leisure Ltd. 2.00%
Indian Energy Exchange Ltd. 1.00%
Biocon Ltd. 1.00%
Ashok Leyland Ltd. 1.00%
Cash 0.00%

Go up in the thread (somewhere) to read my thoughts about this, I have explained this in quite details.

I invest in companies that I understand, I dont take macro views and sectoral calls, unless a sector becomes very cheap (like residential real estate now, like pharma in 2019, like IT in 2017).

A better comparison for Alembic is Ajanta. Cadila is at a different growth stage, being much bigger than Alembic. I preferred Ajanta over Alembic because of their dominance in their Indian business, their diversified business line, their low exposure to US markets (as other pharma companies that I hold have lots of US exposure), and their debt free balance sheet.

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