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Dear Readers, Suprajit Engineering (NSE Code – SUPRAJIT) is the world’s largest 2-wheeler cable maker. As per the company, they have recorded compounded annual growth of over 30% for the past 25 years and have one of the largest manufacturing capacities in world with 150 million cables per year. The company currently produces an exhaustive range of mechanical control cables for motorcycles, cars, commercial vehicles and various non-automotive cables. Besides, it also specializes in the production of instruments, speedometers and many…

Dear Readers, A few days back we released a detailed report (27 pages) on long/medium term investment recommendation for our Alpha and Alpha + members and would like to share with you details on the same especially if you like our research and our focus on high quality companies run by good management. We believe some high quality stocks that can grow at 20-30% on annualized basis should be part of one’s long term core portfolio and as you will realize in the below…

Dear Sir, We would like to share with you a detailed report on VST Tillers Tractors (NSE Code – VSTTILLERS). It’s one of the leading companies in small farms mechanization space as the company manufactures Power Tillers and small 18-22 HP tractors. Despite the fact that VST Tillers has to collect subsidy from the government which gets delayed, the company has managed its working capital well and is debt free with ~100 crores surplus cash. Download Here: VST Tillers Tractors Ltd (NSE Code – VSTTILLERS)…

Dear Readers, Ricoh India (BSE Code – 517496) has come up with second de-listing offer and we believe there’s high probability of at least 15-20% upside over the next 1-2 months from the current levels of 120. Public shareholder’s approval/non-approval to the de-listing offer will be announced on 27th Dec’13 and will be an important trigger for the stock to appreciate from current levels. Ricoh India de-listing opportunity was shared with Alpha + members on 18th Nov’13 when the stock was quoting around 107-108 and they are still…