Radhakishan Damani’s latest portfolio moves—What’s new?

Radhakishan Damani Portfolio Check: Radhakishan Damani, founder of DMart, is one of India’s smartest and most patient investors. His portfolio always grabs attention because he’s known for betting on solid companies and sticking with them for the long run.

With Q1 results out, it’s time to check what Damani did this quarter. Mostly, he kept things steady across sectors like FMCG, hotels, logistics, finance, chemicals, and education. Not much changing, really.

But there’s one interesting move: he bought into Sundaram Finance this time, picking up about 2.4 per cent stake, worth close to Rs 1,200 crore. Meanwhile, he trimmed his holding in Trent just a tiny bit — 0.03 per cent.

His biggest bet remains on Avenue Supermarts (that’s DMart) where he holds over 67 per cent, worth roughly Rs 1.87 lakh crore. Other names in his portfolio include VST Industries, Aptech, 3M India, United Breweries, and Blue Dart, with most stakes unchanged.

Damani Portfolio shares: a quick glance:

Sundaram Finance: new 2.4 per cent stake

Trent: slight dip, still about 1.2 per cent

Avenue Supermarts: huge 67.2 per cent

VST Industries: 29.1 per cent

3M India: steady 1.5 per cent

Advani Hotels, Aptech, Blue Dart: no big changes

Damani’s style is simple: back companies with strong leadership and good long-term prospects. He’s not about quick flips. Instead, he holds firm and rides growth over time.

That’s how he’s stayed one of the best investors in India. So, when Damani moves, people watch closely.