Long, difficult groundwork is an extremely inefficient investment area
in today's society, and it will remain so for the foreseeable future. Mr. Samit
Vartak, a cofounder of SageOne Diversified Portfolio Investment, launched the
company in 2012. They provide investment management services through PMS and
AIF. We seek to go multi-level deeper in every aspect of investment decision,
from absolute growth to relative positioning, immediate triggers to long-term
moats, top management to mid and ground-level personnel, and end-users to
distribution channels and supply drivers. When assessing the company's
long-term potential, this gives us an advantage over our competitors.
The philosophy of investment
High-Growth Companies
We search for companies that gain market share, as this accounts for
their earnings growth.
The company should have more than 20% long-term growth potential per
year, with little incremental stock dilution (save for financial companies) required
to accomplish that growth.
Management that is both clean and competent
The most crucial thing to remember in India is to avoid managements who
are here to defraud investors and believe us, and we know a lot of them.
We have a "zero" tolerance policy here, and we prefer to pass
up a fantastic opportunity even if we have reservations about the management's
integrity.
Competitive Advantage That Lasts
We look for companies with a long-term competitive advantage, as
evidenced by their market leadership, in areas that appeal to long-term capital
development.
Return on capital (ROCE) is an excellent indicator of a company's
management team's quality and competitive advantage. Typically, we look for a
minimum of 20% ROCE and ROE attained without excessive leverage (debt).
About the Founder:
Samit Vartak, the Founder and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of SageOne
Investment Managers LLP, is the Chief Investment Officer and Founding Partner.
Since 1999, Samit has been a stock market trader, and during that period he has
witnessed and examined various bull and bear markets. He has advised different
firm executives in the United States and India on business strategy, profit
optimization, growth, and valuation. This background provides him with the
foundation for a deeper understanding of enterprises and their fair market
value. He has been a pioneer in spotting and investing in various businesses
across industries before they became well-known. Samit actively promotes his
knowledge and learnings through widely read investor newsletters, CFA
society/industry forums/business schools lectures, and media interviews.
Samit returned to India in 2006 following a decade in the United States,
first in corporate strategy with Gap Inc. and PwC Consulting, and then in company
valuation and mergers and acquisitions with Deloitte and Ernst & Young.
Samit holds a CFA® charter, an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis'
Olin School of Business, and a Bachelor of Engineering degree with honors from
Mumbai University's Sardar Patel College of Engineering (SPCE).
There are few sectors on which this investment sage is meditating
Chemicals of a Special Type
China controls almost 70% to 80% of the market. Because of apparent
incentives, the cost of producing these chemicals was lower in China, and the
government was unconcerned about pollution.
Having said that, China's perspective is shifting. As part of a
pollution-control strategy, the country closes down several factories. This
will directly impact Chinese industrial enterprises that rely on these
chemicals, prompting them to look for new suppliers. On the other hand, in
India, most plants are pollution-free. With China's crackdown, the cost
structure is approaching that of India. In other words, Indian manufacturers of
specialty chemicals can compete with their Chinese counterparts.
If China succeeds in regaining its footing, its pricing will most likely
be comparable to India's. As a result, it is believed the specialty chemicals
industry in India has a lot of promise.
Materials for Construction
In India, the market for building materials is largely unorganized.
However, it is believed that as a result of the recently introduced e-way bill,
many cash-based businesses would either close or see their costs rise as a result
of having to pay taxes.
As a result, the formal men will gain access to roughly 70% of the
market, even if there are only a few of them.
Ancillary Auto
Auto Ancillaries is a component supplier to OEMs, but it has a better
track record with consumables.
When studying a business, some components can only be used once over the
vehicle's existence, such as the engine or the camshaft. However, components
such as cables, tyres, and bearings need to be replaced from time to time.
These take into account consumables in the auto industry, where demand is often
consistent, resulting in significantly stronger business cycles.
Why choose us?
AIF & PMS Experts wishes to help our clients generate long-term
wealth by establishing trust in governance, maintaining transparency, and
encouraging long-term asset growth. Our diversified products, analytics, and
tools are critical to our success and enable us to achieve our objectives.
What is the most effective method of investing in AIF and PMS?
- Online transactions are
simple to do. Our qualified employees is happy to guide you.
- We'll keep an eye on your
portfolio.
We are confident in India's ability to progress. We understand the
importance of investments as a driver of economic growth. Our Founder, Mr.
Vikas Agrawal, exemplifies this belief. His extensive experience, notably in
Alternative Investing, has provided him with a distinct viewpoint on the
economy. SageOne Diversified Portfolio invests in various assets, as the name
suggests. It enables us to enter a hitherto untapped market and develop
efficient investment strategies. Because of our unique manager-centric
investment methodology, we can focus on high-performance investing theories and
apply the L-E-A-P of wealth. The SageOne Diversified Portfolio seeks out
niche business leaders whose earnings are expected to grow at a pace of >
20% (CAGR) over the next three years, owing to industry expansion and market
share gains from the competition. During times of stress, the fund aims to
outperform the competition. Contact us today.