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We have come across many names like Radhakishan Damani, Vijay Kedia, Ashish Kacholia, who have made their fortune by investing in stocks. Even big investors are known for their nature of balancing risks. Many investors put stakes in different companies and look for the right opportunity. Here, we will read about an investor with only one share in his portfolio.
In the list of most prominent Indian Speculators, Bhavook Tripathi is well known. His investing philosophy includes thorough research before adding any stock to his portfolio.
Early Life
Bhavook Tripathi comes from the city of Pune. During his early childhood, when kids his age were more interested in comics and games, his interest sparked in reading the news. He was especially interested in the finance segment of paper, which embarked on his journey with finance.
He completed his engineering in metallurgy from Benaras Hindu College in Varanasi. Later, he went abroad to study his lifelong passion for finance at the University of Wyoming. He worked for a US venture bank and returned to India in 1994.
He and his father founded Sanshu Industries in 1999, where the components supplied were in accordance with the needs of Bajaj Auto Limited.
He founded Brahm, a place where they invent and develop ideas every day. It comprises a team of designers and developers working on client-based projects.
His Investing Journey
He started investing during his engineering. Later, In 1999, when he began his new venture FAG Precision bearings stocks started to gain his attention. When everyone was investing their expertise in IT shares, he invested in FAG Bearings. His forecast for this stock came true, and FAG bearings frequently produced multi-bagger gains. In 2006, Bhavook earned a profit of almost Rs. 10 crores by selling this stock.
He also invested in Solvay pharma and Excel Crop Care. He kept his cool at times when results turned out to be terrible. He was patient, and it paid off handsomely for these stocks in a way no other investor could have predicted.
R Systems International Ltd
Bhavook Tripathi has been an active investor in R Systems International since 2015. He has covered a long investing journey since then. His stake in the company was raised from 24.36% to 35.53% as of December 2022.
Tripathi also invested in Federal-Mogul Goetze (India) Ltd in 2015. But after some years, he lost interest and now holds shares in only one company.
Tripathi’s Investment Portfolio
Bhavook is known to have a worth of over 1,078.5Cr in just one stock holding. The data below is from a trendlyne.
|
COMPANY |
Holdings of December 2023 |
Holdings of September 2023 |
Value of the Holding(In crores) |
|
R Systems International Ltd. |
35.33 |
35.53 |
1,078.5 |
Bhavook’s Investing Approach
Others consider buying different stocks to see if anything appeals to them. He enjoys making a significant investment in a company he is sure of.
Buying Big:
Bhavook Tripathi has one stock in his portfolio as he believes in concentrated equity investment. Bhavook does a lot of research while investing in a company. He is known for his approach to buying big. He purchased the shares of Solvay Pharma when the company merged with Abbott. He even grabbed the attention of other market seekers with his bulk investing.
Foresight:
Even when the Indian Investors were obsessed with the IT sector, he gave attention to automobile ball-bearing companies. His foresight to recognize the undervalue of a stock is appreciable.
Patience:
He is patient with his holdings and waits till the stock favors him the most. He likes to place his stakes in the company with complete surety.
Wrapping Up:
Bhavook Tripathi is a clairvoyant investor and is also an entrepreneur. Sanshu Industries, the business he started with his father, has become vast. His knowledge and interest in finance come from a very young age.
His foresight and courage are impressive. He has been testing his luck in stocks for a long time and has invested his fortune in only one company. We anticipate that he will surpass this stock based on a few prior performances.
Also Read, the Success story of an Investor titled ‘Small-cap Czar.’
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