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    Tata Investment among 8 holding companies that have over 50% upside potential in 2-3 years

    Holding companies’ index significantly outperformed the benchmark indices over a longer investment horizon. Specifically, it was observed that the outperformance accelerates during the market boom, as was evidenced during the periods of 2017-18 and 2023-24 when the index nearly doubled in a span of a year.

    Want to exit Vedanta? Here’s what you have to think about

    Deepak Shenoy of Capital Mind suggests that investors wait to see how the demergers of Vedanta evolve before making a decision. He believes that the demergers may be a way for the company to sell off individual businesses to repay debt at the promoter group level. Shenoy is not a fan of the demergers, as he believes they are for the convenience of the promoters rather than the company itself.

    Forget Vedanta, look at rest of the metal pack: Daljeet Singh Kohli

    Daljeet Singh Kohli, Head of Strategy & Research at Vasuki India Fund, advises retail investors to refrain from buying or staying in Vedanta due to its demerger exercise, which he believes is primarily a debt management exercise rather than value unlocking. He suggests that it may take 12 to 15 months for any major benefit to be realized, making it a long-term investment. However, Kohli remains positive on the metal pack and recommends exploring other options within the sector. He also expresses positivity towards PSU banks.

    After JSW Infra, Sajjan Jindal aims to list another 2-3 group companies

    This comes after JSW Infrastructure's listing on the exchanges earlier today, which is a first from the group in nearly 13 years since JSW Energy debuted in 2010.

    Financial bids for NMDC Steel likely by August

    The government expects a premium over the current share price of NMDC Steel. The share price of NMDC Steel, which has risen by over 30% since April, eased 0.16% on Friday to Rs 40.82, against a 1% rise in the Sensex. On January 27, the government received multiple expressions of interest for its stake in NMDC Steel, with key players such as Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel and Power, Adani Group and Vedanta Group are reportedly in fray.

    Jindal Poly Group company minority shareholders seek forensic audit

    The shareholders' group has sought removal of existing directors Shailendra Sinha, Vinod Kumar Gupta, Sanjiv Kumar Agarwal, Rathi Binod Pal and Sonal Agarwal on the grounds that they did not perform their fiduciary duties.

    The Economic Times
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