Everyone who ever enters the stock market always dreams of becoming a rich and renowned investor. People like Warren Buffet, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Jeff Bezos, etc., have proved that it is a possible task to achieve. These are the individuals who make long-term profits like that of 5x or 10x or 20x.

Whenever an investor looks at a stock called “MRF,” an all-time high of 88,000. He claims that it is impossible to buy the stock because it has already yielded good returns. However, he can choose another stock at a low price, which may become the next MRF. As of 2020, let’s see the top investors on the India list.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, commonly known as the Warren Buffet of the Indian stock market, entered the Indian market 1985. He inherited his father’s curiosity in stock trading, who used to speak to his friends, and Rakesh listened to them closely. He entered the Chartered Accountancy course to obtain a technical degree and completed it in 1985. After that, he joined the stock market and began trading.

His first most significant success was 5000 Tata Tea shares, which he got for Rs 43 and sold in just 3 months for Rs143. This brought him Rs. 5 lakh, which at that time was a big deal. His next big bet was Sesa Goa. He bought four lakh shares and accumulated immense profits on them. Many stocks, such as Lupin, Crisil, etc., made significant sums of money for him.

His portfolio today is worth more than Rs. 20,000 crores / 3.2 billion dollars, which now consists of Titan, Lupin, and CRISIL as the top holdings. He is a famous Indian stock market trader and investor and is known as the Indian Warren Buffet.

Radhakishan Damani

top investors of india, Radhakishan Damani

He is noted for his low profile and seldom appears on television or public events. He is also Rakesh Jhunjunwala’s mentor and the single largest shareholder of Avenue supermarts, or D-mart, which has advanced in just one year from 299 to CMP of 1450. At present, he owns 53.56% of D-Mart’s shares with an approach that is very straightforward, saving for 5-10 years in the long term.

To invest, he searches for potential business opportunities. His portfolio contains blue-chip stocks such as the British American tobacco subsidiary, VST Industries. He also holds a 26% interest in this business and receives Bright Star Investments Private Limited investments from his firm.
India Cements, 3M India, Bluedart, Sundaram Finance, TV Today, Advani Hotels, Tv18, etc., are his other blue-chip stocks in the portfolio. Radhakishan Damani is undoubtedly one of India’s most prominent investors.

Raamdeo Agarwal

Ramdeo Agarwal, Raamdeo Agarwal

He is the co-founder of Motilal Oswal and is currently one of India’s most admired stock markets. In 1995, when it was just a small-cap, of the market cap of 1000 crores, Hero Honda was described as his most outstanding achievement until now. His purchase price was 30 per share, and he managed to raise it to 2600 per share for 20 years. Currently, 73000 crores are the market value. His strategy for success is consistency, legibility, growth, and bargain value.

Porinju Veliyath

Porinju Veliyath, Porinju

Porinju Veliyath is an ace investor who has shown what investing in value is. He’s a planter and a patriot as well. Via his corporate name-Equity Intelligence, based in Cochin, Kerela, he has also run portfolio management services or PMS.

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Since the start, he has registered a CAGR of 32.76%. His successful stock is Geojit securities, where he previously worked. He chose a single digit of this value stock and purchased a 5% interest in it. At this time, the company had a market cap of INR 3 crore. Over the last 17 years, the share price has gone up to 2500.
His approach to investing is to look beyond fantasy stocks.
He sees hundreds of multi-baggers only by doing so and seeks to recognize positive improvements. He invests mainly in stocks that are small to mid-cap turnaround.

Emkay Global, Sarda plywood, IZMO, BCL industries, Rauneq Epc, ABC India, JITF Infra logistics, Parnex lab are his current portfolio. His new submission was for the ITC. Porinju Veliyath is on India’s 2020 list of top investors.

Dolly Khanna

Dolly Khanna, Dolly

Dolly Khanna is known to all. Rajeev Khanna, who is her husband and buys stocks on her behalf. He did chemical engineering at IIT Madras. He introduced Kwality Milk Foods in 1986, and he later sold it. He currently has 170 crores in his portfolio, which he still retains and remains the core company of the milk business. His initial investment in 1996-97 was 1 crore, with a total portfolio of about 750 crores.

His best stock comes in Hawkins Cookers, which he acquired between 2007 and 2009 at 130 stages. Recently, he left the store at around 3500. He received some big dividends from the company as well.

Ashish Kacholia

Ashish Kacholia

He is at the heart of many stock-market value investors. He operates his own business called Lucky Securities as well. He also has a partnership with several other investors, such as Rakesh Jhunjunwala, Lasith Sangavi, and Hiren Ved, Hungama.com. When there was a technology boom, he bought technology stocks. He put his stakes in PSU banks when the Indian economy was growing.

Neuland Labs, Gati, Ashiana lodging, Greenply Industries, MT Educare, and Kaveri seeds are his multi-bagger picks.

His investment philosophy says that a good company can perform every quarter. Still, one must also have the patience to take time for profitable business and good management to perform. Butterfly Gandhimati, Lokesh machines, Pokarna, Bodal chemicals, Aptech, KEI, Global Vaibhav, KPIT, Mold teck, Shreyas shipping, Vishnu chemicals, Parag milk, Time techno plast, APL Apollo, GTPL hatchway, Vadilal, Ester Industries, SP apparels, GHCL, Nocil, Poly medicine, Vadilal industries, Genus strength, and so on are part of the current portfolio. In India, Ashish is among the top investors.

Vijay Kedia

Vijay Kedia

The MD of Kedia Securities is Vijay Kedia. He is well known for the method of value selection and thinking as well. In Cera Sanitary ware, which he bought at low prices, he currently owns 2.5 lakh shares. Atul Auto, which gave him 5700% returns in just nine years, is his best stock pick so far.
Vijay Kedia claims that when business people invest in a stock, they need to be ready for the worst circumstances.