Radhakishan Damani Portfolio

Radhakishan Damani Portfolio


Radhakishan Damani is a famous investor in the Indian stocks market. He is the second wealthiest person after Ambani. Radhakishan Damani started his investment career after his father died. His father used to work in Dalal street. Radhakishan Damani is a master in choosing the multi-bagger stock. He is also known as a man with a Midas touch.


Radhakishan Damani started a cooperative departmental store called Apna Bazaar in the year 1999. In the year 2000, Radhakishan Damani stopped his career in the stock market and launched DMart.


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Radhakishan Damani first DMart store was launched in 2002 in Powai. The value of DMart at the time of the initial public offering is 18000 crores. Here are the few lists of Radhakishan Damani Portfolio.



Stock Name

Holders Name

Current Price (Rs.)

Quantity Held

Holding Percent

Change from Previous Qtr

Holding Value (Rs.)

Avenue Supermarts Ltd

Mr.Radhakishan S. Damani & Others (Promotors)

2929.05

422159156

65.18%

0

123652.5 Cr

VST Industries Ltd

Bright Star Investments Pvt, Ltd. & Radhakishan Shivkishan Damani

3628

4790941

31.03%

0.11

1738.2 Cr

India Cements Ltd

Radhakishan S Damani & Radhakishan S Damani & Gopikishan S Damani

172.25

39277768

12.68%

0.54

676.6 Cr

Foods & Inns Ltd

Radhakrishan S Damani

55.95

2376000

4.72%

0

13.3 Cr

Sundaram Finance Ltd

Bright Star Investments Pvt Ltd

1961

2630434

2.37%

0

515.8 Cr

Mangalam Organics Ltd

Radhakishan S Damani

517

186187

2.17%

0

9.6 Cr

Blue Dart Express Ltd

Bright Star Investments Pvt Ltd

4410

466764

1.97%

-0.29

205.8 Cr

Metropolis Healthcare Ltd

Bright Star Investments Pvt Ltd

2207.95

891274

1.74%

-0.01

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