18% GST on health insurance is another deterrent. Also unlike Term insurance one can’t lock in the premium by availing early on. Moreover reviews of all health insurance companies are generally not so good with claims denied for silly reasons.

In my opinion, the greatest risk for this business is occupancy / leasing out rate of the completed offices. Their money outflow starts on the day when they make deal with landlord/ buy real estate. However, their income will start once they lease out the completed offices (after furnishing/renovation, etc.). The bigger the gape the more impact on bottom line. Considering slowdown in IT, BPO, start-ups, etc. this risk can not be ignored.
For investors – high valuation, more frequent equity dilution and diversification in the lower margin business initiatives are the real risks. Hence, we as retail investors should have enough margin of safety while investing in such company instead of carried away by seeing name of the well known investors in their shareholding !!
I normally remain cautious when there is rise in Finfluencer / youtubers advisor recommending any company and multiple articles on the company/business of the company…this is time when someone already bought at lower price and would like to offload by creating froth in company stock price.
Patience always good – wait for correction / right price and buy it !! Market always give an opportunity!!

Out of these three businesses, which has higher growth potential going forward and available at reasonable valuation?
When the new demerged business will be listed on exchanges for retail investor buy/sell?

Polymer price list is given once every 15 days normally. Unless there is a requirement to increase in between, there are no changes until a fortnight.

If you have patience, anything is possible.