Super proud to announce that @ETMONEY leads the way in the #MutualFund industry. Corners a whopping 28% market share of net equity sales in the month of June.
When you stay true to your customers, success always follows!!
What added to the cheer was that we played a pivotal role in ensuring money was invested in categories made for long-term investing, not flavor of the season
In #LargeCap & #MultiCap funds, which are a core holding for investors, we had positive net sales of ₹25+ crores while the industry inflows were negative ₹1,000 crores
We accounted for nearly 14% of total net sales in the entire #MidCap category. Out of ₹36.70 crore net sale of the industry, we contributed ₹4.9 crore
#HybridFunds are usually the best bet during volatile times like now. We had a net positive sale in these funds while the industry was in deep red with -₹3,000 crore net sales
Our contribution to the #GiltFunds sale was minuscule & we are happy about it. That's because the recent good return on this category is driving the inflows. And that's not the reason to invest in a category
We were able to pull this off thanks to robust growth in our #SIP book, and less than industry SIP cancellation rates. While the industry had -3% m-o-m change in SIP inflows, we had a +1% growth
This wasn't a coincidence but a result of our deep commitment to help Indians make the right investing decisions. And here is what we did post the big market crash of March
As the markets crashed, we asked our users what their concerns were. We then got CEOs of top AMCs to answer those questions. This as the country was being put under lockdown
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We also understood it is only human to get swayed by emotions & make decisions that might hurt long term goals. So before our users hit the final redemption or SIP cancellation button, we gave them options that they could go for rather than canceling
Lastly a special mention to our #engineering team for sweating it out and making all of it possible by building industry-leading and highly helpful features on the app
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NTPC Green Energy has come up with this year’s third-largest IPO.
But much of the discussion is around its valuations.
Even though it's smaller than Adani Green Energy on multiple metrics, NTPC Green Energy’s valuations are much higher.
Is this IPO worth considering? A 🧵
We will cover 3 key aspects in this analysis.
- Understand NTPC Green’s business model
- Compare financials & valuations with Adani Green
- Looks at some key IPO details
Let’s start.
1. Business Model
NTPC Green Energy, a subsidiary of NTPC, was founded in April 2022 to manage NTPC’s renewable energy assets.
It generates renewable energy (solar, wind, etc.) and supplies it to the grid. From there, utilities (firms that supply power to consumers) or big companies buy and use the energy.
Based on 1-year returns, it is among the top 5 mid-cap funds. But is it a consistent performer?
We reviewed its performance & strategy. 👇
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Before we jump to the numbers, here is some important background.
Launched in August 2011, the fund has been rechristened multiple times.
For instance, in 2016, Edelweiss acquired JP Morgan.
And JP Morgan Mid and Small Cap Fund was merged into Edelweiss Emerging Leaders Fund.
Later, in March 2018, the merged fund became Edelweiss Midcap after SEBI re-categorisation.
While the fund's launch date is now Dec 2007 (the inception date of JP Morgan Mid and Small Cap Fund), we will focus on numbers since 2018, when the fund adopted its new mandate.
However, some hard facts about them deserve more attention.
We will explore 3 such overlooked realities in this explainer. 👇
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1. SIP Amount Is More Important Than Returns
Say you start two SIPs of Rs 5,000 each for 20 years.
1st SIP: You invest a fixed amount and earn 14% returns.
2nd SIP: You increase the investment amount by 10% every year but make only 10% returns.
What will be the outcome?
You will create a bigger corpus in the 2nd SIP.
One can argue that the investments are higher in the second SIP. But that’s the point. Your gains can vary, and you cannot control them. So, focus on what you can control.
It plans to raise over Rs 11,300 crore through this IPO.
Can Swiggy deliver returns like its rival Zomato?
Let's check its fundamentals and valuations.
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We will cover 3 key aspects in this analysis.
- Swiggy’s business model (look beyond food delivery)
- Compare its financials & valuations with Zomato
- Check some key IPO metrics
Let’s start. 👇
Part 1: Business Model
We all know about the food delivery business.
But Swiggy has 4 other segments as well:
- Dining out and events under DineOut and Steppin Out
- Quick commerce (Instamart)
- B2B supply chain and distribution
- Platform innovations like Swiggy Genie & Swiggy Minis