We often keep hearing, "Company A is awesome because it is valued at 1 Trillion USD. Company B is amazing because it is valued at 3 Trillion USD"
We are so beholden to th western benchmarks of valuation, that we sometimes ignore everthing else.
For eg, How will you value Amul?
We are so beholden to th western benchmarks of valuation, that we sometimes ignore everthing else.
For eg, How will you value Amul?
It guarantees farmers minimum income. Always increases input costs while keeping output cost as low as possible. It never refuses to procurement from the farmer, even if there is a glut.
And finally, thanks to Amul, millions of people have come out poverty, got an education.
And finally, thanks to Amul, millions of people have come out poverty, got an education.
And then moved up the economic ladder, and are tax paying citizens, in the highest brackets.
Where in the Western model of Valuation do you fit all this in?
Sometimes I feel the Indian model of Capitalism is very mature and socially conscious.
And criminally underrated.
Where in the Western model of Valuation do you fit all this in?
Sometimes I feel the Indian model of Capitalism is very mature and socially conscious.
And criminally underrated.
Because those attributes are never accounted for in any western model of Valuation, or parameter for success.
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