Green Portfolio PMS, led by Vice President Sreeram Ramdas, has explained that his portfolio management service has a high exposure to textiles, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals due to the growth prospects of these sectors. Ramdas believes that small and mid-cap stocks will drive the Indian markets in the long run due to the country’s expected 16% contribution to the world’s GDP growth this financial year. He also revealed that the company is inclined towards investing in companies with high growth prospects and value in addition to cheap valuations. Moreover, the company’s ‘Special’ multicap fund has given a 35% return on a 3-year basis because of its focus on companies benefiting from the Anti-China and manufacturing drive. Green Portfolio PMS’ ESG fund is also seeing traction, with a focus on companies with high corporate governance and social values, which is driving positive returns for investors. The company is also seeing opportunities in infrastructure and capital goods besides textiles, chemicals, and pharma.
Portfolio Manager Reveals High Exposure to Textiles, Chemicals and Pharma in PMS
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