• Debt to Equity Ratio < 1
• 3 year average Revenue growth > 10%
• 3 year average Net profit growth > 15%
• 3 year average Return on Equity / ROCE > 20%
• Promoter Holding > 50%
2) Business Model:
• What is the nature of the product a company sells or services it offers?
• How the company makes a profit from its operations?
• Does the product or service exist or has a potential to exist even after 50 years?
3) COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE:
• Does the company have a sustainable competitive advantage in respect of cost structure, brand reorganization, product quality, distribution network etc.
• Are there any entry barriers?
4) Management Intention Check:
• The educational background of the key management personnel.
• Whether the management promotes the business in an open, transparent and flexible way?
• Notice Body language and the tone of the management (visit AGMs or attend con-calls).
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How Much Virat Kohli Earns from his business ventures and Investments?
1) With a following of 248 million on Instagram, Virat is the most-followed celebrity in India and earns ~8 Crore per Instagram post.
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2) Have you seen the MRF sticker on Virat Kohli's bat?
He signed a stunning 8-year deal with MRF in 2017 for bat sponsorship, and he earns 12.5 crores per year from that alone.
3) Kohli was the second most visible celebrity during the last IPL season, contributing 16% to the ad volumes.
4) His first investment was at 25 when he bought a stake in a London-based sports startup-Sports Convo, which gave a platform for sports lovers to connect.
She started a Tea business with just one girl to answer phone calls and one driver for deliveries,
now has 111+ employees and built Rs 11+ Crore Topline Tea Company.
1) Dr Rupali Ambegaonkar launched the Tea Culture of the World(TCW) in 2010 from a 100 sq ft office in Mumbai. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
2) Her tea startup imported tea leaves from China. At their godown, tea leaves were blended in different flavours and sold the tea under the brand name Tea Culture of the World(TCW).
3) Tea Culture of the World is now available in 80 exquisite flavours that blend freshly picked tea leaves from South Africa, Vietnam, China, Japan, and other regions of India.
4) Their products are available online and offline retailers, including 37 company-owned storefronts… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Thread on How Vijay Sales became one of the top retail chains with 4,000+ crore in sales
1) Nanu Gupta hails from a farming family in Haryana and moved to Mumbai in 1954.
2) He began his career as a salesperson selling sewing machines and fans.
3) Eventually, he opened his own shop in Matunga with a borrowed sum of 2,000 and named it 'Vijay Sales' after his brother.
4) Nanu had started Vijay Sales out of a modest 50-60 square feet room. Initially, he used to sell sewing machines, fans, etc. to the general public.
5) In 1974, he expanded the business by selling black & white TVs. Gradually, when the colored TVs came, Nanu bought a larger area to display the newer colored TVs and attract customers.