UPDATE:
Sold off Kopran with 33% and Manorama 77% CAGR gains, invested in KPI Green.
I had got bit confused while tracking between EKI energy and KPI green, hence missed it. While EKI looks fraud which does carbon-credit trading, KPI looks ok, but it could run out of land-bank to set up solar parks and is dependent on gujarat govt policy, maybe it does ok for next 2-3 years before a glut in power cycle.
Manorama is very slow to ramp up sales, and Kopran too, very slow projects, may take years for to reach the full capacity at 15% per year incrementally.
KP energy is older (listed) company and invested by Prasenjit Paul, an asset manager, they liked the management and have been holding since few years. Wind energy never really took off, example suzlon or inox wind, but now it has started booming also. Bidding wars have meant very low revenues so far, energy crisis or something fundamentally changed the power demand/supply situation (bidding process has been reformed also). Coal supply may remain in crisis, even though court cases related to scams/tenders have been disposed, since mines will take time to yield. Europe (western allies etc.) re-aligning energy supplies away from Russian sources, may contribute to the stress.
Microcaps can have really fast growth if opportunity is there and management is good enough to scale at speed.
DISCLAIMER : this is not investment advice, I am not a sebi registered investment advisor
please do your due diligence before investing
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