Other two market veterans — Ramesh Damani and Mukul Mahavir Agrawal — are already among its key public shareholders. As on December 31, Damani held a 1.58% stake in the company, while Agrawal owned a 2.75% stake.
Until the September quarter, Kacholia’s name wasn’t visible in the shareholding pattern of the company. According to Sebi regulations, companies are required to disclose names of investors holding a 1% stake or more in the company.
Shares of the silver, platinum and diamond-studded jewellery maker have given good returns to investors in the last quarter. The stock has gained 9%, outperforming the BSE Smallcap index which rose 2% in the same period.
News of Kacholia’s stake purchase pushed the stock sharply higher in trade on Tuesday. The stock rallied as much as 11% to an over 1-month high of Rs 146.70 on the National Stock Exchange.
Often called the ‘Big Whale’ of Dalal Street, Kacholia has been building his own portfolio of stocks for about two decades now. He co-founded Hungama Digital with the late Rakesh Jhunjhunwala in 1999.
As per the latest corporate shareholdings filed, Kacholia publicly holds 43 stocks with a net worth of over Rs 1,877 crore, Trendlyne showed.
Apart from Goldiam International, he has invested in many less popular smallcap names such as , , , , , , , among others.
Kacholia’s biggest holding stocks are Xpro India,
, Garware Hi-Tech Films, , , , and CHD Developers, as he owns over 4-6% stake in them.
Goldiam International is the second stock within the jewellery space added by Kacholia. He also holds a stake in
.
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