Hello Akash,

In the below tracker, I have started tracking important company goals for Exicom. These goals are referred to as ‘monitorables’ in the tracker.I will update this document regularly to reflect the current status of these goals.

Here’s a snapshot of what the tracker includes:

• Company Ticker: For identifying the company
• Monitorable Description: Description of the goal or metric being tracked
• Date of Announcement: When the monitorable was announced
• Deadline: Target date for achieving the monitorable
• Status: Current progress (e.g., Not Fulfilled, Pending)
• Verification Link: A link to see where I got the information about the goal.

I hope this information makes it easier to observe how well companies are progressing towards their stated goals.

Screenshot of the tracker below:

Full tracker attached below:
Tracking Company Monitorables-16.xlsx (142.6 KB)

Post Script: DM if you want me to track the monitorables for any specific company.

Ambika deal with supima and giza cotton and thus tracking international Cotton prices will be more appropriate

Not my place to reply sir, but Wockhardt pharma is my first multibagger(110%).

There were critical drug trials in the antibiotic segment which recently reached the last stage of patent too.

Attaching a news piece: Wockhardt’s investigational antibiotic shows significant effectiveness in global Phase 3 trials – BusinessToday

ValuePickr community,

Need some help to understand sonata business better as I was looking at operating margins for over last few years and they have always been in single digit(8+9%). I compared it against the other IT players and almost all of them have numbers in upwards of 15-25%, except tech Mahindra currently. Is this part of strategy for sonata team to keep numbers low to win the deals and why are these abysmally low compared to its peers. I am trying to learn about if this will always be the case for sonata in future as well OR if margins will eventually move closer to the industry benchmark

Disclaimer: Invested recently