These midcap stocks turned multibagger for Ashish Kacholia in 2021

While BSE midcap index is up 42% YTD, the top holdings of Ashish Kacholia have outperformed the index.

With an astronomical return of 250% from one of his mid-cap picks, Ashish Kacholia is surely catching the attention of investors.

2021 outperformers of Ashish Kacholia YTD:

1.Ashish Kacholia has a stake of 2.40% in this mid-cap software solution provider company Mastek Ltd. The portfolio worth is Rs 206.9 crore, quantity held is 700,000 shares. The stock has surged from Rs 1,209 to Rs 2,896 in 2021, which in 10 months registered a 140% return. This is the top holding of his portfolio, where he decreased 0.5% stake in the September quarter.

2.The second outperformer is HLE Glasscoat Ltd, he has a stake of 1.40% in this mid-cap glass-lined equipment manufacturing company. His portfolio worth is Rs 128.9 crore, quantity held is 191,602 shares. The stock has surged from Rs 1,933 to Rs 6,830, it registered a return of 253% in a similar time horizon. No change in the September quarter.

3.Third outperformer is Poly Medicure Ltd, Ashish Kacholia has a stake of around 1.70% in this mid-cap medical equipment manufacturing company. The portfolio worth is Rs 152.7 crore, quantity held is 1,600,000 shares. The stock has surged from Rs 509 to Rs 960 in 2021 which is in a period of 10 months registered 89% return. No change in the September quarter.

Ashish Kacholia is known for investing in small and midcap stocks which have given multibagger returns for him. He started his career with Prime Securities and later moved to Edelweiss’ equity research desk. Later, he started his broking firm named Lucky Securities. From 2003, Kacholia started focusing on building his portfolio.

As per the latest corporate shareholdings filed, Ashish Kacholia publicly holds 27 stocks with a net worth of over Rs 1,670.9 crore quoted by trendlyne.

Currently, he is quite bullish in general industrials, software and services, chemicals and petrochemicals industries, around 55% of his portfolio is invested in these sectors.

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