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24,900% Growth: Which Ace Investor’s Portfolio Delivered the Highest Returns?

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24,900% Growth: Which Ace Investor’s Portfolio Delivered the Highest Returns?

Synopsis:  The Indian stock market has grown by about 200percent in the past 10 years , during this same period,several  ace investors have seen a their  portfolio growing upto 24900 percent .

Indian equity markets are witnessing heightened volatility, with the SENSEX and NIFTY currently at 74,500 and 23,150 points, respectively, recovering but still down by over 2.5 percent this week due to the rising Middle East tensions. Despite short-term turbulence, the broader market has remained structurally resilient over the long term.

Over the past decade, the NIFTY 50 and the SENSEX both have surged by about 200 percent. This consistent expansion phase also turned into a significant wealth-creation cycle for disciplined, long-term investors.

From Mukul Agrawal’s aggressive small-cap bets to Radhakishan Damani’s value-focused strategy, seasoned investors have built substantial wealth. By sticking to their core investment styles and identifying high-potential opportunities, they have significantly outperformed traditional market benchmarks over the decade.

Ashish Kacholia

Often called the “Whale” of the mid-cap world, Kacholia is known for spotting under-the-radar companies early. He focuses on high-growth manufacturing and specialized sectors with a sharp eye for value. The ace investor’s top holdings include Shaily Engineering, Jain Resource Recycling, and Safari Industries, with holding values of Rs 464 Cr, Rs 167 Cr, and Rs 143 Cr, respectively.

Ashish Kacholia’s portfolio was around Rs 390 Crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 500 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 2,340 crore, and currently, he holds 50 stocks in his portfolio.

Mukul Agrawal

Mukul Agrawal is a seasoned investor known for an aggressive and diversified investment style. He tends to back riskier bets in the small-cap space that offer high-reward potential and rapid growth. The ace investor’s top holdings include Neuland Laboratories, Radico Khaitan, and ASM Technologies, with holding values of Rs 492 Cr, Rs 396 Cr, and Rs 334 Cr, respectively.

Mukul Agrawal’s portfolio was at Rs 220 Crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 2700 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 6100 Crore, and currently he holds 72 stocks in his portfolio.

Vijay Kedia 

The investor is a renowned Indian value investor and founder of Kedia Securities. Known for his “SMILE” philosophy, he identifies small-cap companies early and holds them for long-term multi-bagger returns. The ace investor’s top holdings include Atul Auto, Neuland Laboratories and Elecon Engineering, with holding values of Rs 236 Cr, Rs 158 Cr, and Rs 85 Cr, respectively.

Vijay Kedia’s portfolio was at Rs 194 crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 430 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 1,028 crore, and currently she holds 17 stocks in her portfolio.

Rekha Jhunjhunwala

Carrying forward a massive legacy, Rekha Jhunjhunwala manages one of India’s most influential portfolios. Her holdings are characterized by long-term stakes in blue-chip giants and market leaders across various industries. The ace investor’s top holdings include Titan Company, Star Health, and Fortis Healthcare, with holding values of Rs 19,370 Cr, Rs 4,208 Cr, and Rs 2,572 Cr, respectively. 

Rekha Jhunjhunwala’s portfolio was at Rs 1,600 crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 2725 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 45,200 crore, and currently she holds 27 stocks in her portfolio.

Radhakishan Damani

The founder of DMart and a legendary value investor, Damani is known for his “low profile, high impact” philosophy. He prioritizes business fundamentals and long-term sustainability over market noise. The ace investor’s top holdings include Avenue Supermarts, VST Industries , and 3M, with holding values of Rs 1,74,474 Cr, Rs 1,086 Cr, and Rs 561 Cr, respectively. 

Radhakishan Damani’s portfolio was at Rs 1530 Crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 10800 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 1.7 lakh Crore, and currently he holds 9 stocks in his portfolio.

Dolly Khanna 

She is a Chennai-based investor celebrated for her ability to identify multibagger small-cap stocks. Alongside her husband Rajiv Khanna, she focuses on niche manufacturing, chemicals, and consumer-facing businesses with strong fundamentals.  The ace investor’s top holdings include Prakash Industries, GHCL , and Som Distilleries, with holding values of Rs 58 Cr, Rs 45 Cr, and Rs 32 Cr, respectively. 

Dolly Khanna’s portfolio was at Rs 105 crore 10 years back, and this has surged by 95 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 205 crore, and currently she holds 10 stocks in her portfolio.

Madhusudan Kela

A veteran strategist and founder of MK Ventures, Kela is celebrated for his deep understanding of macro trends. He has a knack for identifying turnaround stories and significant wealth-creation opportunities. The ace investor’s top holdings include Choice International, Mkventures Capital, and Windsor Machines, with holding values of Rs 1,025 Cr, Rs 234 Cr, and Rs 152 Cr, respectively. 

10 years back Madhusudan Kela’s portfolio was at Rs 8 Crore, and this has surged by 24900 percent to stand at the current value of Rs 2,000 crore. He holds 15 stocks in his portfolio.

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