Economy and Agrochemical Sectoral Landscape Covid-19 has distorted the vision and assessment prowess of all the experts of economy. However, after bearing the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic and the consequent lockdown, the Indian economy seems to be getting back on track. All its economic and business metrics are returning to their pre-covid levels. A …
Highlights • Indian retail industry has developed as one of the most dynamic and fast-paced industries and gained 5th position in world retail space. • Indian’s retail sector is experiencing exponential growth and is expected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2020 due to demography and internet penetration. • The acquisition of Kishore Biyani’s Future …
Introduction There has been immense debate about the Government’s ambitious target in the Union Budget 2019 of making India a $5 trillion economy by 2024. In the current environment of economic slowdown due to pandemic, this outlook now seems even more ambitious. However, India is fundamentally well-poised for a persistent growth drive; which makes Lakewater …
$5 Trillion Indian Economy by 2024 – A dream too high? Read More »
Highlights • Past few years have seen robust investments in the power and infrastructure sectors. This has supported the growth of wires and cables market, along with government incentives. • The manufacturing base comprises 1/3rd of the unorganized sector of the wires and cables sector, the remaining 2/3rd is dominated by few major players. …
Large-cap companies represent a certain amount of stability, being major players that have been in the market for a long time, and rarely prone to sudden changes. Specifically, for this reason, any change in the composition of the top bracket in terms of companies or sectors also indicate strong winds of change in the market, …
Introduction Here are some common myths surrounding family-run businesses. ‘’It is impossible for a family business to run successfully for more than two generations’’. ‘’Family business means bad decisions, conservative outlook, and slow progress’’. ‘’Most family-run businesses are led badly and are under-governed’’. Each of the statements above has been proven wrong by the …
Necessity of trade relations among countries According to economist David Ricardo, trade between countries is driven by comparative cost and not absolute cost. The simple explanation is comparative advantage allows a country to accrue benefits from trading. Exporting the products that has high absolute cost advantage and importing the ones that has less absolute cost …
Introduction With the spread of COVID19, the economy is undergoing a crucial phase right now. The stock market is perpetually dropping over the period of 2 months and government is trying it’s best to maintain the momentum of the market. There wasn’t any news in the financial sector that created a shocking wave in this …
Are Debt funds, stimulant for next crises in India? Read More »
Abstract All of us areaware by now the havoc that has been caused by COVID 19 all over the world, especially in Europe and USA.“The worst economic crisis since 2008”, “The FTSE sees its biggest hit since 1987”- intimidating isn’t it?It’s because saying “It’s a setback” and “We will recover” doesn’t gain the media hits that publicising …
SBI Cards IPO Analysis for investors by Pankaj Singhania, Founder of Lakewater Advisors
