They are investing in agent network and also they acquired an Exide business return on agents is less as compared to SBI life but that doesn’t mean Hdfc’s agents are less capable it takes time before they start bringing business for the company
This is my understanding I can be wrong
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Hi, didn’t Ami Organics tie up with electrolytes manufacturer and were going to announce the name in Gujarat Summit?
I don’t think they have announced anything. Any info?
Ravi’s Portfolio – Seeking Feedback (15-01-2024)
Was looking for adding one mid cap IT company in my portfolio, since I was not convinced that large caps will sustain large growth in future.
I liked niche business of LTTS, and feel the fields they support – ERD – Transport, Medical Devices, AI etc, have better future prospects.
Liked Tata Elxi as well, but chose LTTS over that.
Zen technologies – A micro cap in the defense space! (15-01-2024)
The Indian Army has placed orders for two of these drones from the firm under emergency provisions that mandate that the systems supplied by vendors should be more than 60 per cent indigenous and should be under the ‘Make in India’ in Defence.
I am not sure which company got this order
Read more at:
Drishti-10 drones: Indian Army to deploy Drishti-10 drones near Pakistan border in Punjab – The Economic Times?
Dreamfolks services limited( DFS) (15-01-2024)
I think growth will come from opening of new lounges and as the existing lounges are already crowded.
Landmark Cars – Listed premium Car dealership in India (15-01-2024)
Promoter has sold around 2.3% and many employees/directors have sold shares, the company had given ESOPs of around 200,000 shares recently but selling is more than that, looks like insiders do not want to stay invested.
Telecom products – A way to play 5G, IOT, drones, connected cars, smart transport opportunity (15-01-2024)
Thanks Saikat, @banskt, for the insights. I have not delved much into satelite hence, as of now i have limited understanding of its impact of telco products. Also one of the risk I note is the health impact of small cell towers.
Deep dive continues – Small cells – Base Station Antennas BSAs
What?
Base station antenna radiates and receives the signal from user. Small cells boost the signal from macro-cell (traditional large towers). Hence, its worth noting that small-cell is not going to replace traditional large towers.
Source: https://tec.gov.in/pdf/Studypaper/TEC%20Committee%20Report%20on%20Rollout%20of%20small%20cells.pdf
Market size and growth:
BSAs market is USD9 billion dollar and it is likely to grow by 17% CAGR to reach about 28 billion by 2030.
Use cases – Large venues (stadiums, apartments, societies), connected cars, and autonomous cars (vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X), smart cities, smart transport,
Number of small cells required:
India shall need 5 to 10 times of existing large tower network (which stood at ~7.5 lakh towers in 2023). Hence, India will need about 40 to 80 lakh small cells as of today to completely deploy 5G in India. I think by 2023 only 3-4 lakh small cells were deployed. This puts market size of small cells between 1.6 lakh crores to 3 lakh crores (assuming cost per small cell at 5000rs per cell). There shall be a natural growth of the market as well. For small cell to grow India needs increased fiberation of up to 70% which is currently in 30-40% range. Hence, There is a room for growth for fiber (estimated in 11-12% range), large towers (5-15%), and small cells (30%+ for the next 3 to 5 years).
Source: Macrocell vs. Small Cell vs. Femtocell: A 5G introduction.
Other reads.
Macro cells vs. Small Cells – Wireless backhaul: Why we need small cells vs macro cells | Blu Wireless
Difference between 5G SA and NSA.
5G NSA vs. SA: How do the deployment modes differ? | TechTarget
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Phantom Digital Effects Limited (15-01-2024)
They have paid 17cr for the distribution rights, We don’t know in how much they have sold the distribution rights (overseas & domestic).
Usually in co-production business the profit share is 8-10%
Disc- Invested
Phantom Digital Effects Limited (15-01-2024)
What I wanted to ask was didn’t Phantom sell the rights of the movie for a specified amount? I guess it was 19 crores?
So whatever additional the movie makes, phantom won’t get a piece of it?
Would be great if someone clear my doubts, thank you.
Disc- Invested, 6.37% of portfolio.