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Bonanza Portfolio Value Strategy
Bonanza Portfolio Value Strategy
Value Strategy
Stock Selection Process
Sector & Stock Identification
- Identifying sectors and stocks based on fundamental and technical screeners
- Focus on companies with market capitalization greater than ₹1000 Crores and preferably below ₹50000 Crores
Growth & Profitability Parameters
- Consistently improving topline growth, preferably 10%+ YoY
- Expected profit growth of 25%+ YoY
- Return ratios above 15%
- Identification of individual growth triggers
Long-Term Investment Focus
- Core set of stocks with long-term opportunities
- Strong market position
- Businesses with compounding characteristics
Qualitative Screening
- 60-70 companies complying with the qualitative framework
- Sustainable business growth catalysts over the next 6-8 quarters
Evaluation Parameters
- Efficiency in the use of capital
- Valuations with a good margin of safety
- Liquidity analysis
Portfolio Construction
- Final portfolio of 15-25 stocks with the best growth scenarios
Equity Portfolio Management Process
Value Strategy Performance vs Nifty 50 TRI
Top Multi-Bagger Picks
Top 10 Holdings & 5 Sector Allocation
Top 5 Sector Holdings & Category Allocation
Exit Strategy
- Management deviation from plan
- Changes in macro or fundamentals making sectors or stocks risky
- Sector headwinds
- Saturation in earnings growth catalyst
- Availability of relatively better opportunities
- Changes in macroeconomic conditions
- Valuation levels compromising future outperformance
Risk Management Policy
Concentration Risk
- Investment of not more than 10% in any stock
- Exposure of not more than 25% in any sector at cost level
- Diversified portfolio consisting of 15+ stocks to minimize risk
Drawdown Management
- Mostly staggered approach used for investments
- Revalidation of business fundamentals if any stock falls more than 30% from average purchase price
- Staggered approach for entry and exit
- Dynamic portfolio diversification strategy based on market volatility and environment
Governance
- Quarterly review and revalidation of stock conviction
- Monitoring promoter track record and related-party transactions
- Continuous review of macros, stocks, growth triggers, beta and quant models, sector rotation, and overall portfolio composition
Fee Structure
Our PMS Performance vs Nifty 50 TRI
The chart below illustrates that ₹1 Crore invested in July 2010 is worth ₹10.35 Crore as on 29th February 2024. For the same period, ₹1 Crore invested in Nifty 50 TRI is now worth ₹4.80 Crore.





