Analyst Corner
259 articles
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Brookfield India REIT IPO Review; Avoid
Partial/ full payment of debts of the Asset SPVs. Meeting general corporate purposes.

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Union Budget 2021: Budget like never before in last 6 years
Every crisis forces the government’s hand to put the economy back on its feet. This year’s budget following the pandemic crisis was nothing short of it.

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Stove Kraft Limited IPO Review: Avoid, Not a proven business model yet
Incorporated on June 28, 1999, Stove Kraft is Rs. 700 Cr, kitchen solutions and an emerging home solutions brand.

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Home First Finance Company IPO Review: Subscribe, Low Ticket size lending
Fresh Issue (Rs 268 Cr) to be utilized for augmenting equity capital base for meeting future growth requirements.

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IPO Historic Table 2021
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Indigo Paints IPO Review – Subscribe, A fast grower in market’s favourite industry
Indigo Paints, one of the fastest-growing paint companies in India (in terms of volume growth), is the 5th largest company in the decorative paint industry.

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IRFC IPO Review: Limited upside despite high growth
Fresh Issue (Rs 1,500 Cr) to be utilized for augmenting equity capital base for meeting future growth requirements and general corporate purposes.

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December 2020 Stock Market Outlook
Indian stock market outlook as of December 2020 has got to do with low-interest rates globally and optimism around vaccines. These things have led to new highs for Nifty. The stock market…

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Mrs. Bectors Food IPO Review: Subscribe only for Listing gains, Wait for sustainable Growth
Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Limited (Bectors Food) was established in 1995 as a joint venture (JV) with Quaker Oats for supplying condiments such ketchup and sauces to McDonald’s and gradually added buns,…

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November 2020: MoneyWorks4me Outlook
With Vaccine news stocks have rallied further, will they correct? Is it not wise to sell stocks now? Is it 2003 or 2007?

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Burger King India Ltd IPO Review: Potential of becoming a compounder
Burger King India Limited, a ~$100 million QSR (quick-service restaurant) chain, is an Indian subsidiary of US-based Restaurant Brands International Inc. via holding company ‘QSR Asia’.

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October 2020: MoneyWorks4me Outlook
With Vaccine news stocks have rallied further, will they correct? As of Oct 31, 2020, Nifty closed at 11642, around 1.5% higher over last year.
