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1. Dalmia Bharat bought 20% in IEX 4 yrs back for 500cr. Street questioned asset allocation😵
2. In May 2021
Dalmia sold 4.5%, recovers 500cr. Street happy with unlocking💰
3. Today Dalmia has 15.5% stake value=2600cr
Skeptics 👉should have held full 20%
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Market always moves to the cheaper alternative, slowly at first, then all of a sudden.
As more and more companies look towards the ESG factors, IEX would be a potential beneficiary.
— Kharanshu Parikh (@Kharanshu) August 7, 2021
Source: Suven Pharma\u2019s Annual Report
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