Are there any other listed players who are in to smart lock making or have announced capex or expansion plans in to it?
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Phantom Digital Effects Limited (14-12-2023)
Seems they have raised the amount to 80 crores instead of 60.
Thoughts on this?
Disc- Invested, 6.5% of my portfolio.
Vivek Gautam Portfolio (14-12-2023)
Congratulations sirji. you have been a role model
Buying the pessimism: Trying to catch the bottom (14-12-2023)
I started this post last year in December. So its a good idea to take note of the companies that I posted about since then and how they have done. Is the pessimism still prevailing and was it a good idea to buy them at these times. Disclosure: I personally may have allocation in all the companies I talk about.
So lets start with the HOPE sector of most investors that is Shrimp.
Avanti Margins have improved however sales are similar. @harsh.beria93 has done some amazing work on Shrimp industry. Other than reading up on google and other sites. I definitely look forward to read up on his work.
Next was Force motors. @Investor_Mohit has also done some work on this one.
Sales have also improved. I expect this company to do well in coming year lets see.
Sales have also improved, I expect things to get better and operating leverage to play. If I remember their MD said that right now their capacity utilisation is 25%. And the Anchor was shocked. If things go well this could be a game changer.
I also wrote at length about National Peroxide. You can read it on the company specific post , and the company did extremely well and benefitted from drop in Natural Gas prices. I have sold my Natperox Shares post record date to be eligible for NPL Chemicals stock. I am waiting for it to list.
Next was the GE Twins.
I honestly did not expect this to be such a big winner.
And GEPIL was also a surprise. I think in this Power tailwind anything and everything power is just flying.
Despite being in FGD, and having a professional management I wonder why results are subpar.
Obviously there is a lot more subjective and objective work that goes in researching and just low OPM is not the recipe, but its reversion to mean is definitely one of it. There are some sectors and stocks going through pessimism. I will probably post about them soon. Other than that I am extremely grateful to all the contributors at this platform. Cheers!
Investing Basics – Feel free to ask the most basic questions (13-12-2023)
I ran this by ChatGPT (GPT-4) and it gave an interesting insight into your query! Please find below:
The announcement about Sigma Solve Limited (SSL) increasing its stake in Sigma Solve Inc. to 100% through a buyback of securities, without any cash outflow from SSL, can be explained through a financial maneuver often used in corporate restructuring. Here’s how it works:
- Buyback of Securities by Sigma Solve Inc.: Sigma Solve Inc. initiated a buyback of its own securities. This means the company repurchased its shares from shareholders other than SSL.
- SSL’s Non-participation in the Buyback: SSL, which held a 59.81% stake in Sigma Solve Inc., chose not to participate in the buyback. This decision meant that SSL did not sell any of its shares back to Sigma Solve Inc.
- Reduction in Total Outstanding Shares: As Sigma Solve Inc. bought back shares from other shareholders, the total number of outstanding shares in the company reduced. Since buybacks typically involve the company repurchasing its shares and then retiring them, the overall share count decreases.
- Proportional Increase in SSL’s Ownership: Although SSL did not actively purchase additional shares, its proportion of ownership in Sigma Solve Inc. increased automatically due to the reduction in the total number of shares. When other shareholders sold their shares back and those shares were retired, SSL’s 59.81% stake became a larger portion of the now-reduced total share count.
- 100% Ownership Achieved: The buyback was substantial enough that all shares not owned by SSL were repurchased by Sigma Solve Inc. As a result, the only remaining shares were those owned by SSL, effectively making Sigma Solve Inc. a wholly-owned subsidiary of SSL.
- No Cash Outflow from SSL: SSL did not spend any money to increase its stake; the change in ownership percentage was a result of the buyback mechanics and the consequent reduction in total share count. SSL’s stake increased purely because the number of shares it owned became 100% of the company after the buyback.
In summary, SSL’s ownership of Sigma Solve Inc. increased to 100% without SSL spending any money because its existing shares became the entirety of the company’s shares after the buyback and retirement of the other shares. This is a strategic way to consolidate ownership without direct financial expenditure by the parent company.
Hitesh Thoria’s Portfolio (13-12-2023)
Young guys like you always inspires me . I will suggest you to go through each and every post of Prof. Sanjay Bakshi. You can start with below links first.
Thanks
Hitesh Thoria’s Portfolio (13-12-2023)
Young guys like you always inspires me . I will suggest you to go through each and every post of Prof. Sanjay Bakshi. You can start with below links first.
Thanks
Tanla Platforms ~ Leading player in the fast-growing CPaaS market (13-12-2023)
Both are high frequency trading firms.
Tanla Platforms ~ Leading player in the fast-growing CPaaS market (13-12-2023)
Both are high frequency trading firms.
Hitesh Thoria’s Portfolio (13-12-2023)
You have guts. I would like to salute you for that.
Remember the story of father, son, and donkey. Don’t ask for other people’s opinions. It will only confuse you.