As of the June 2025 quarter, Dhawan held 15 stocks with a total portfolio value of Rs 3,282 crore—an increase of 8.2 percent from Rs 3,033 crore in the March quarter, when his portfolio comprised 14 stocks.
Karur Vysya Bank fell more than 40% so far in the year 2020, and Prozone Intu Properties fell by about 20%. On the other hand, Birlasoft rose 70% while Vaibhav Global rallied by about 90% in the same period.
Watch the interview of Philanthropist and founder of Ashoka University, Ashish Dhawan with CNBC-TV18's Nayantara Rai where he shared his experience with fund managing, education and philanthropy.
On May 18, 2016 Morgan Stanley Asia (Singapore) Pte bought 1,00,000 shares at Rs 505.
Ashish Dhawan sold 1,028,227 shares of Greenply Industries at Rs 179.03 per share on the NSE.
On February 24, 2016 ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Ltd bought 5,22,000 shares of Mahindra Lifespace Developers at Rs 469.91.
On January 19, 2016 Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore PTE bought 16,00,000 shares of Radico Khaitan at Rs 108.
Mishra Rakesh bought 246,206 shares of Megasoft at Rs 13.09 on the NSE.
Sunteck Realty, which caters to ultra luxury & luxury residential segment, is planning to launch four new projects in areas like Borivali, Andheri, BKC and Navi Mumbai, this quarter.
On January 29, 2013 Amansa Holding Private Ltd. sold 25,68,926 shares of HT Media at Rs 75.57.
A topic that has perhaps been on everybody‘s mind is whether For Profit institutions should be permitted at all levels – more importantly in the education sector. Madhav Chavan, activist and founder President of Pratham says "It is not a question of permitting, we have already permitted now it is a matter of legalizing it."
On May 17, Ashish Dhawan bought 5.75 lakh equity shares of NRB Bearings at Rs 35.94 on the NSE. In the previous trading session, the share closed at Rs 36.15, up Rs 0.55, or 1.54 percent.
In CNBC-TV18‘s special show Apex 2013 experts share views on where the Indian private equity (PE) sector currently is and future prospects.
A former private equity investor tries to bridge India‘s gaping education divide.
Ashish Dhawan of Chrys Capital feels market is trading closer to its fair value at the moment, but cautions, the sour sentiment could lead to further downside.
He turned away from his first passion, teaching. But now, after succeeding with equity fund ChrysCapital, Ashish Dhawan, He’s getting back to education.