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Large Cap Portfolio

3 Year CAGR - 26%

Mid Cap Portfolio

3 Year CAGR - 42%

CompanyCompany CodeEntryExitGain/LossActive/CloseHolding Period
DCM SHRIRAM INDIA

DCM SHRIRAM INDIA

DCMSRIND74175137.03%Close10 Month
ITC

ITC

ITC200500150%Close2 Year
Supriya Lifescience

Supriya Lifescience

SUPRIYA400800100%Close6 Month
GLENMARK LIFE SCIENCE

GLENMARK LIFE SCIENCE

GLS45076570.00%Close11 Month
CROMPTON

CROMPTON

CROMPTON290450.155.21%Close5 Month

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