Dalal Street veteran says market set to replicate late-90s story; pharma, IT to lead the way
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Old Bridge Capital Management founder Kenneth Andrade said valuation is in favour of the public sector undertakings (PSUs).
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NEW DELHI: The coming decade will mirror the late 1990s to an extent with the pharma and IT stocks leading the way, says Kenneth Andrade, a Dalal Street veteran and founder of Old Bridge Capital Management.
“In a way, we are probably getting back to the way in the 1990s when the economy was driven by exports. The domestic economy was repairing before we took off in the following decade. A little bit of government spending this year will aid it, but companies will largely deliver sizable growth,” Andrade said.
Manufacturing cos with global footprint see strong rebound: Old Bridge Capital
March 03, 2021
Significant rise in order book for old economy sectors
Old Bridge Capital Management expects the manufacturing sectors which saw a major pull-back during the peak-Covid pandemic to lead the economic recovery largely on the lower labour and energy costs, besides production-linked incentive scheme reviving the capex cycle.
Kenneth Andrade, founder and chief investment officer, Old Bridge Capital Management said the manufacturing sector particularly the one with global footprint is seeing a strong rebound and expected to increase its contribution to gross domestic product.
Some of the sectors such as automotive, building material, commodity oriented, technology and pharmaceuticals are buzzing with on-ground activity due to significantly higher order book, he added.