The market valued JSW Energy as a thermal power company, and priced it like one. Reading the order book told a different story — a substantial weighting toward SECI-linked solar and wind projects that pointed to a transition already underway, and which the market's description of the business did not reflect. We took the view that as the renewable mix became visible in reported earnings, the business would separate from its thermal peers.
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JSW Energy
HFCL
The market read HFCL as an optical fibre company, and the fibre business was heavily beaten down at the time. What that framing missed was two adjacent businesses building underneath it — a networking and router portfolio supported by a PLI opportunity, and a defence portfolio with several products at advanced stages of development and management preparing to bid. We saw a chance to own a recovering core business alongside two verticals the market had not yet priced into it.
Sejal Glass
Sejal Glass came to us as a special situation. The company was in the NCLT process, which the market treated as a distress signal — but our reading was that it stemmed from a dispute between the lender and the promoter rather than a conventional operating default. Underneath that sat a Dubai facility with materially larger capacity than the Indian operations, which a team visit confirmed. The business looked considerably more intact than its situation suggested.
Time Technoplast
The market treated Time Technoplast as a plastic moulding company. What interested us was a product line that framing ignored — Type-4 composite cylinders, substantially lighter than conventional metal, arriving as CNG adoption accelerated across India. Lower cylinder weight lets a cascade carry more gas, and the safety advantages opened conversations with OEMs on vehicle-mounted applications. The company held a meaningful first-mover position, with hydrogen as a further extension.
OBSC Perfection
OBSC Perfection was an order book story. The book moved from around ₹290 crore to over ₹1,200 crore, and the composition mattered as much as the size — the company was extending beyond traditional automotive components into defence, marine and exports. Capacity investment was running alongside it, and the customer list included ZF, Tenneco and JTEKT. The market was still valuing it as an auto component supplier.
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- Experienced investors with high volatility tolerance
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- 5–7+ years
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- 3–5+ years
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Impact ESG Fund
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- 5+ years
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- High
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- ₹50 lakh
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- 5+ years
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- Principles led
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- High
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- ₹50 lakh
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Estimated net annualised return 13.00%
Performance fees apply only above the entered hurdle and prior high-water mark. Management fees are applied to each year's opening value.
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| Year | Opening | Gross | Management fee | Performance fee | Net closing |
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| 1 | ₹50,00,000 | ₹57,50,000 | ₹50,000 | ₹50,000 | ₹56,50,000 |
| 2 | ₹56,50,000 | ₹64,97,500 | ₹56,500 | ₹56,500 | ₹63,84,500 |
| 3 | ₹63,84,500 | ₹73,42,175 | ₹63,845 | ₹63,845 | ₹72,14,485 |
| 4 | ₹72,14,485 | ₹82,96,658 | ₹72,145 | ₹72,145 | ₹81,52,368 |
| 5 | ₹81,52,368 | ₹93,75,223 | ₹81,524 | ₹81,524 | ₹92,12,176 |
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