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​Continuing her December quarter buying spree, ace investor Dolly Khanna added multibagger Savera Industries to her portfolio while raising her stake in Control Print.

Ace investor Dolly Khanna added multibagger JKumar Infraprojects, Ujjivan Financial Services, and Zuari Industries to her portfolio. She bought 1% stake in JKumar Infraprojects, 1.13% in Ujjivan Financial Services, and 1.23% in Zuari Industries. Khanna also trimmed her stake in Chennai Petroleum Corporation. Her portfolio, managed by her husband Rajiv Khanna, includes 18 stocks with a net worth of over Rs 513 crore.

Kacolias investment in La Opala stood at 1.66% in the October-December period versus 1.59% in the preceding quarter. The hike comes despite a strong underperformance by the stock over the last 12 months where the shares of La Opala have witnessed a 7% price erosion.

In KCP Sugar, Dolly Khanna raised her stake to 1.35% in the December quarter from 1.26% in the September quarter. This smallcap scrip has been a market laggard with 14% returns, which remains below Niftys returns.

On Tuesday, Federal Bank reported its highest-ever standalone net profit at Rs 1,007 crore for the quarter ended December, up 25% from Rs 804 crore reported in the year-ago period. Sequentially it was up 5.5% versus Rs 954 crore reported in Q2FY24.

The Kedia Securities chief has brought his holding down by 13 basis points in Elecon Engineering to 1.47% in the December quarter from 1.60% in the September quarter. As for Talbros Automotive, his stake at the end of the December quarter stood at 1.01% down 21 basis points from 1.22% in Q2 of FY2024.

The third-party administration services provider’s margins performance has been better than the industry average mainly on account of embracing digital technology support and lower employee cost.

Ashish Kacholia has brought down his stake in ADF Foods from 1.04% held as of September 2023. Shareholding of individual investors reflects in the ‘Shareholding Pattern of BSE listed companies only on reaching 1% stake or above in the company.

The smallcap counter has delivered multibagger returns of over 200% in the past 12 months, which is significantly higher than Nifty itself, which has delivered impressive returns of over 23% during this time.

Led by NRI investor Rajiv Jain, GQG had made a bold contra bet on Adani stocks in the peak of the aftermath of the Hindenburg controversy in March earlier this year.