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Keerthi Sanagasetti BL Research Bureau | Updated on April 03, 2021 × 12% chance of one becoming big in 10 years; 55% don’t beat Sensex’s 9.8% CAGR Rookie and so called high-risk investors often buy small-cap stocks, betting on their potential to become tomorrow’s large caps. But there is only a small possibility of this happening, going by their performance in the last decade. A check of the top 250 small-cap stocks by market capitalisation as on March 31, 2011 shows that in the last ten years, only three have moved to the large-cap bucket. That is, barely a 1 per cent chance! Not just that, many small-caps also lost the battle in terms of alpha generation the very reason that one invests in these stocks. The returns (CAGR) generated by half the small-cap companies could not beat the Sensex’s 10 per cent returns (CAGR) in the last ten years. ....
Explore Now Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 118.50 points, or 0.80 per cent, higher at 14,864.50 in signs that Dalal Street was headed for a positive start on Thursday. Here are a few stocks which may buzz the most in today s trade: NIIT: Skills and talent development firm NIIT said its up to Rs 237 crore buyback offer will open on April 12. On December 24, 2020, NIIT s Board of Directors had approved a proposal for buyback of up to 9,875,000 equity shares for an aggregate amount not exceeding Rs 237 crore. The buyback price has been fixed at Rs 240 apiece. RIL, ONGC: The government left the price of natural gas produced by companies such as ONGC unchanged at a decade-low rate of $1.79 while the same for difficult fields like the one operated by Reliance-BP was cut by 11 per cent to $3.62 per mmBtu from $4.06 per mmBtu at present. ....
Why 5,000 Indian firms have invested in Singapore EDB is interested to engage Indian companies that have reached the critical mass to set up a strategic base overseas to manage better their international growth and tap international financing opportunities. – Lee Eng Keat If Indian companies form the single largest foreign business community in Singapore, it is due to an enabling investment environment, and several business, R&D, and finance opportunities the government offers global companies, Lee Eng Keat, International Director (Asia-Pacific), Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), told Business Line in an interview. Excerpts from the interview: What has attracted the presence of 5,000 Indian companies in Singapore? Is it tax breaks? Geographical proximity, frequent flights, easy/cheaper availability of finance? ....