Chief Executive Officer, Emmer Capital Partners Limited

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Chief Executive Officer

Emmer Capital Partners Limited

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Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>Since inception on February 27, our equal-weighted Indian Mid-Cap basket has appreciated 29.4%, sharply outperforming the BSE Mid-Cap Index (18.6%). We revisit our basket and apply the relevant screens again. </li>
<li>We screen on minimum 10% EPS CAGR over next two years, maximum PEG of 1.3x, consensus rating of buy/overweight and upward revision in consensus EPS estimate over past 6 months.</li>
<li>14 stocks come up in our new India Mid-Caps basket - fewer than the 20 that we had earlier. Four stocks are common with the previous basket.</li>
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Since inception on February 27, our equal-weighted Indian Mid-Cap basket has appreciated 29.4%, sharply outperforming the BSE Mid-Cap Index (18.6%). We revisit our basket and apply the relevant screens again. 
We screen on minimum 10% EPS CAGR over next two years, maximum PEG of 1.3x, consensus rating of buy/overweight and upward revision in consensus EPS estimate over past 6 months.
14 stocks come up in our new India Mid-Caps basket - fewer than the 20 that we had earlier. Four stocks are common with the previous basket.


Asian Equities: Revisiting Indian Mid-Caps After Sharp Outperformance – A New Quant Screen

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic, Beat the Street

Sudarshan Bhandari

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic

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Their analysis on Bankrupt & Insolvent companies has been instrumental in saving investors from significant losses. They have a keen eye for identifying red flags and has identified exclusive redflags earlier in Vedanta, Nykaa, Dhani Services, Adani and many more.

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Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals / Equity Bottom-Up

Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals (DFPC IN)

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<li>DFPCL, an integrated chemicals and fertiliser player, saw Q3 FY26 EBITDA fall 27% YoY to INR 353 crore due to monsoon-led weakness across key segments.</li>
<li>Gopalpur TAN is 91% complete and Dahej-II nitric acid is 79% complete, both INR 4,185 crore projects are targeted for Q1 FY27 commissioning.</li>
<li>FY27 could be an inflection year, supported by higher TAN capacity, Asia-scale nitric acid production, and Equinor’s 15-year LNG contract improving ammonia cost economics.</li>
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DFPCL, an integrated chemicals and fertiliser player, saw Q3 FY26 EBITDA fall 27% YoY to INR 353 crore due to monsoon-led weakness across key segments.
Gopalpur TAN is 91% complete and Dahej-II nitric acid is 79% complete, both INR 4,185 crore projects are targeted for Q1 FY27 commissioning.
FY27 could be an inflection year, supported by higher TAN capacity, Asia-scale nitric acid production, and Equinor’s 15-year LNG contract improving ammonia cost economics.


Deepak Fertilisers: A Play on India’s Mining and Infrastructure Cycle

Market & Forensics Analyst, Beat the Street

Nimish Maheshwari

Market & Forensics Analyst

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>The Iran war has effectively severed India's primary LNG supply corridor, triggering output cuts at at least three domestic urea plants and a force majeure notice from Petronet LNG.</li>
<li>LNG accounts for 80% of fertiliser sector gas demand in India. A prolonged disruption arriving just ahead of kharif planting risks higher subsidy burdens, costlier imports, margin compression for companies.</li>
<li>Gas-Dependent urea producers (Chambal, GSFC, NFL, RCF) face near-term earnings headwinds; phosphate-focused names like Coromandel could face sulphur input inflation.</li>
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The Iran war has effectively severed India's primary LNG supply corridor, triggering output cuts at at least three domestic urea plants and a force majeure notice from Petronet LNG.
LNG accounts for 80% of fertiliser sector gas demand in India. A prolonged disruption arriving just ahead of kharif planting risks higher subsidy burdens, costlier imports, margin compression for companies.
Gas-Dependent urea producers (Chambal, GSFC, NFL, RCF) face near-term earnings headwinds; phosphate-focused names like Coromandel could face sulphur input inflation.


How the Iran War Is Squeezing India's Fertiliser Sector?

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<li>India’s 30 trillion Capex cycle is underway, with FY25 corporate Capex surpassing 11 lakh crore. FY26 will see Centre, States, and Corporates align for historic infrastructure investment.</li>
<li>This revival isn’t top-heavy. 157 companies launched $100 million+ projects in FY25 across diverse sectors - indicating India’s most widespread and bottom-up Capex momentum since FY12.</li>
<li>New-Age leaders like Adani Ports, Deepak Fertilizers, and Gokaldas Exports are investing for long-term gains boosting capacity, margins, and global competitiveness across energy, chemicals, defence, textiles, and manufacturing.</li>
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India’s 30 trillion Capex cycle is underway, with FY25 corporate Capex surpassing 11 lakh crore. FY26 will see Centre, States, and Corporates align for historic infrastructure investment.
This revival isn’t top-heavy. 157 companies launched $100 million+ projects in FY25 across diverse sectors - indicating India’s most widespread and bottom-up Capex momentum since FY12.
New-Age leaders like Adani Ports, Deepak Fertilizers, and Gokaldas Exports are investing for long-term gains boosting capacity, margins, and global competitiveness across energy, chemicals, defence, textiles, and manufacturing.


India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

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Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd. manufactures industrial and agricultural chemicals, crop nutrients, and fertilizers. Its product portfolio includes industrial chemicals, bulk and specialty fertilizers, farming diagnostics, and technical ammonium nitrate. The company also has a presence in value-added real estate. It is headquartered in Pune, India, and was founded in 1979.

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Deepak Fertilisers and Petrochemicals (DFPC IN)

Asian Equities: Revisiting Indian Mid-Caps After Sharp Outperformance – A New Quant Screen

Our Indian Mid-Cap basket (up 29.4% since Feb 27 inception) beat the BSE Mid-Cap Index (up 18.6%) sharply. We revisit the basket with the earlier...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Deepak Fertilisers: A Play on India’s Mining and Infrastructure Cycle

DFPCL's Q3 FY26 EBITDA fell 27% YoY to INR 353 crore due to monsoon-led weakness, but FY27 could be an inflection year with higher TAN capacity...

Sudarshan Bhandari

How the Iran War Is Squeezing India's Fertiliser Sector?

With LNG flows from the Strait of Hormuz near standstill and Qatar's mega urea plant dark, India's fertiliser companies face a feedstock shock at...

Nimish Maheshwari

Axis Intellect - Aggressive

Stock investment endeavours to deliver consistent outperformance in the long term by making a diversified investment of ‘Winners’.

Axis Direct

India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...

Sudarshan Bhandari

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Asian Equities: Revisiting Indian Mid-Caps After Sharp Outperformance – A New Quant Screen

​Our Indian Mid-Cap basket (up 29.4% since Feb 27 inception) beat the BSE Mid-Cap Index (up 18.6%) sharply. We revisit the basket with the earlier...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Deepak Fertilisers: A Play on India’s Mining and Infrastructure Cycle

​DFPCL's Q3 FY26 EBITDA fell 27% YoY to INR 353 crore due to monsoon-led weakness, but FY27 could be an inflection year with higher TAN capacity...

Sudarshan Bhandari

How the Iran War Is Squeezing India's Fertiliser Sector?

With LNG flows from the Strait of Hormuz near standstill and Qatar's mega urea plant dark, India's fertiliser companies face a feedstock shock at...

Nimish Maheshwari

Axis Intellect - Aggressive

Stock investment endeavours to deliver consistent outperformance in the long term by making a diversified investment of ‘Winners’.

Axis Direct

India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

​India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...

Sudarshan Bhandari

Our Indian Mid-Cap basket (up 29.4% since Feb 27 inception) beat the BSE Mid-Cap Index (up 18.6%) sharply. We revisit the basket with the earlier...

DFPCL's Q3 FY26 EBITDA fell 27% YoY to INR 353 crore due to monsoon-led weakness, but FY27 could be an inflection year with higher TAN capacity...

India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...