Mukul Agrawal makes fresh entry in these two smallcap stocks
Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mukul Agrawal, founder of Param Capital Group, is a prominent name in Indian stock markets. With over two decades of bold investing, he’s renowned for spotting multibagger opportunities and shaping market strategies, earning the trust of seasoned investors.
As per the latest corporate shareholding filings, Mukul Agrawal publicly holds 63 stocks with a combined net worth exceeding Rs. 70.1 billion as of 21 January 2025. His portfolio reflects his sharp investment acumen, showcasing a mix of well-established firms and promising small-cap companies.
In the December 2024 quarter, the seasoned investor adjusted his portfolio, adding two smallcap stocks. Which stocks did Mukul Agarwal buy and why? Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited (KFIL), a part of the Kirloskar Group, is one of India’s leading manufacturers of pig iron and grey iron castings. The company has manufacturing facilities in the Koppal and Chitradurga districts of Karnataka and in the Solapur district of Maharashtra.
Uniquely positioned as Asia’s only integrated player spanning mining to machined castings, KFIL offers a robust business model. Data from the exchanges reveal that Mukul Agrawal acquired a 1.2% stake in the company during the December 2024 quarter, underlining his confidence in its growth potential. Also read: FII game plan: Sell stocks for profit, bet on IPOs, discounted QIPs, block deals As of December 2024, Mukul Agrawal holds 20 lakh equity shares in KFIL, betting on its turnaround amid industry challenges.
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