In a male dominated space that the stock market investment community is, a few women investors are making big moves and carving a niche for them, with strong returns and picks backed by some solid research. Here are the top picks of 2 such Women Warren Buffetts of India.
It should not come as a surprise to anyone when it is said that the Indian stock market, is a male-dominated space. With names like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Radhakishan Damani frequently dominating headlines.
However, if one slightly deviates from the mainstream media, they will learn about a powerful, and often overlooked, force: the astute investment acumen of women. A cohort of women investors that is quietly amassing significant wealth and influence, demonstrating a keen understanding of market dynamics and a knack for identifying lucrative opportunities. These women, which we dub “India’s Women Warren Buffetts,” are not merely following trends; they are setting them.
Their strategies, though diverse, share a common thread: a focus on long-term value, rigorous research, and an unwavering commitment to their investment philosophies. Unlike the often-flashy, high-risk approach sometimes associated with day trading, these investors demonstrate patience and discipline, carefully selecting companies with strong fundamentals and sustainable growth potential. They are not chasing quick gains; they are building lasting legacies.
Let us look at 2 of such women Warren Buffetts and their latest big bets… Sangeetha S – Patspin India Ltd (PIL)
Sangeetha S noted investor known for her diverse and strategic stock selections, making her a respected figure in the financial markets. Sangeetha’s investment strategy emphasizes long-term growth and diversification across various sectors.
This approach helps mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities, ensuring sustained portfolio growth and resilience against market volatility.
As per trendlyle.com, she currently holds 111 stocks with a net worth of Rs 566 cr.
Sangeetha has bought a 3.9% stake worth Rs 1.6 cr in Patspin India Ltd as per exchange filings made for the quarter ending December 2024.
PIL with a market cap of Rs 41 cr, manufactures and exports of cotton yarn in medium, fine and superfine combed yarns. The company has reduced its overall debt by 60% in the last 5 years from Rs 181 cr to Rs 73 cr.
What is surprising is that this stake at PIL by Sangeetha comes in at a time when the financials for the company look shaky.
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