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Avenue Supermarts Limited (DMart): Sample Research Report

Started in 2002 with a single mission to be the lowest priced retailer in its area of operation, Avenue Supermarts Limited is a Mumbai-based company, which owns and operates DMart stores. DMart is India’s largest supermarket chain that offers customers a range of household and personal products under one roof. The Company offers a wide range of products with a focus on Foods, FMCG and General Merchandise & Apparel product categories.

Business

When Red Bull didn’t give you wings

"Red Bull gives you wings." - did this ad slogan influence you to try out the drink? Yeah? That's awesome as long as you don't take it literally. And once you do, things can get seriously awkward. That's exactly what happened in the US when a person filed a suit against Red Bull for not giving him 'wings'! Sounds ridiculous? Ya, we know. But it's how it is.

Stock Market

A Deep Scan on How to Pick Stocks

"Risk hai, to Ishq hai"

Startups

Startup Valuation: Methods to value a Startup

From Zomato to Bharat Pe, the startup culture which knocked on India's door a few years ago seems to have settled well in the country. The last few years saw an upward trajectory in the number of startups coming up in India. And a lot of them travelled a journey from being a small business to a unicorn to now being established as a threat to numerous big industry sharks in the market.

Finance

Serum Institute of India (SII): A leading name in Immunology

The year 2020 indeed will remain in the pages of history forever!! Standing today at the exit door of 2020, all we can think of is Covid-19. Such an unexpected year, who would have thought that this year could lock us all in, cancel all our plans and more frighteningly, will bring the end of so many lives. The pandemic of Covid-19 affected all our lives massively. In addition to the tremendous loss of lives, the pandemic paused the professional and personal lives of millions.

Brand Games

Asian Paints: The Giant of India’s Paint Industry

Back in 1942, World War II laid a temporary ban on the import of paints in India. At the time, only a few foreign paint companies and an established Indian player, Shalimar paints were available in the market.

Business

Micromax: The Action-Packed Story of an Indian Company

The Indian market of digital products and services began booming in the mid-2000s, almost bringing about a revolution. After almost ten glorifying years, these budding Indian businesses all of a sudden started vanishing as they were either getting acquired by bigger players or were getting out-marketed by their cash loaded Chinese rivals. Micromax was one such Indian gem that thrived during the booming period but soon became a part of history as the headwinds overtook.

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The Business Model of Dream11

"The company which made betting legal."

Brand Games

Usha Martin: Family Drama, Bankruptcy and Revival

Corporate stories have enough drama to offer, especially if a company goes bankrupt. But who doesn't like twists? In this blog, we are sharing a story which not only involves bankruptcy but a turn-around as well! And yes, it involves enough family drama. So, read on and have fun while getting informed.

Brand Games

Amtek Auto: Will it see the light of the day?

They say 'fortune can turn the tables and break mountains.' Amtek Auto was a company which was favoured by fortune for quite a long time. With success, hard work and luck, it created the perfect recipe for mind-blowing returns for any investor. But the winds of fortune did not favour them for too long. It soon started to rain, bringing in floods of misfortune. The founder himself and acts of the company at large can be deemed responsible for many such mishappenings.

Brand Games

Alok industries and the Story of its Revival

Caution is the eldest child of wisdom. When a lion approaches, you would definitely stay cautious. But a lot of companies have failed in keeping up with this situation. Instead, they tried to control the lion themselves, only to see their plan ending badly.

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Understanding the Rise, Fall and Revival of Bhushan Power and Steel

Bhushan Power and Steel Limited which was once a leader in the Indian steel sector is now in the headlines again. You might have witnessed a company going from nothing to reaching the top of the pyramid. And then, there are others which were once a shining-star and became a fallen star later.

Brand Games

Essar Steel and its Revival from the Brink of Bankruptcy

While 2020 will be remembered for COVID-19, 2016 will be remembered for something that was very significant in the corporate world. An event which will go down in the history of corporate business. An event which will be a watershed moment in Indian history and has modified the way things work. It's the year where the IBC or the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code was put into place.

Brand Games

Bhushan Steel and its Historical Emergence out of the Indian Debt Trap

The banks operating in India probably need an elaborated class on history. What do you say? Because the number of defaults and bad recovery records don't seem to be enough to teach them to 'act cautiously'.

Brand Games

Ruchi Soya: Story of the Rise of a Fallen Soldier

"You either get it all or go home empty-handed. " While everyone expected this year to be another joyous ride, it didn't turn out to be so. The world was soaked with unfortunate events right from the beginning. And the stock market has been no exception.

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UTI AMC IPO: Review and Details

Don't you just love the festive season? The time right before Diwali and Dussehra when the market is booming with new brands and fresh products, with amazing offers across all industries. Buyback, cashback, flat 50%, buy 1 get 1 and what not, on so many items ranging from clothing, electronics, gold, to even food! Everything seems new and exciting, and you feel like taking them all home.

Stock Market

GMM Pfaudler OFS: Massive Promoter Selling!

Operating in the market, you must have come across the term Indian Subsidiaries. Do you know what subsidiary means?

Stock Market

Master Class 17: What is the Intrinsic Value of Share and how to calculate it?

A grand beach view apartment is yours, and you wish to show it to your friends and relatives. From the many opinions and thoughts, one comment you would receive will be, "I think you paid more than its actual price." From vegetables to big capital assets, we expect to get everything at a fair price. Sometimes lesser than the fair price. And the share market is not free from such expectations.

Posts Tagged: company analysis

Avenue Supermarts Limited (DMart): Sample Research Report

When Red Bull didn’t give you wings

A Deep Scan on How to Pick Stocks

Startup Valuation: Methods to value a Startup

Serum Institute of India (SII): A leading name in Immunology

Asian Paints: The Giant of India’s Paint Industry

Micromax: The Action-Packed Story of an Indian Company

The Business Model of Dream11

Usha Martin: Family Drama, Bankruptcy and Revival

Amtek Auto: Will it see the light of the day?

Alok industries and the Story of its Revival

Understanding the Rise, Fall and Revival of Bhushan Power and Steel

Essar Steel and its Revival from the Brink of Bankruptcy

Bhushan Steel and its Historical Emergence out of the Indian Debt Trap

Ruchi Soya: Story of the Rise of a Fallen Soldier

UTI AMC IPO: Review and Details

GMM Pfaudler OFS: Massive Promoter Selling!

Master Class 17: What is the Intrinsic Value of Share and how to calculate it?

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