India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic, Sree Capital

Sreemant Dudhoria

Sreemant Dudhoria is a CFA Charterholder with 15 years of experience in equity research and information technology. He is also a SEBI-registered Research Analyst (Registration Number: INH000016861). His focus is on analyzing companies where promoters buy their own shares. Previously, he has worked with Unifi Capital and Infosys Technologies Limited.

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic

Fundamental Research on Listed Indian Companies

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Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>High Energy Batteries is a well established manufacturer of high-tech batteries for the Indian defence requirements. In CY2024, the promoters purchased shares worth INR 43 Mn from open market.</li>
<li>Company has robust pipeline of new products, including the 330kW Torpedo Propulsion Battery, One-Shot-Battery, Battery for Sonobuoy, Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells, Vanadium-Redox Flow Battery which could drive future earnings.</li>
<li>The Indian Government's procurement policy, with its focus on indigenization in defence procurement, promotes the domestic manufacturing sector, creating favorable growth opportunities for the company.</li>
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High Energy Batteries is a well established manufacturer of high-tech batteries for the Indian defence requirements. In CY2024, the promoters purchased shares worth INR 43 Mn from open market.
Company has robust pipeline of new products, including the 330kW Torpedo Propulsion Battery, One-Shot-Battery, Battery for Sonobuoy, Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells, Vanadium-Redox Flow Battery which could drive future earnings.
The Indian Government's procurement policy, with its focus on indigenization in defence procurement, promotes the domestic manufacturing sector, creating favorable growth opportunities for the company.


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