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"I believe the credit growth in the economy will continue to be in the mid-teens and this should drive the capex from a structural perspective," said Naveen Chandramohan, Founder and Fund Manager of ITUS Capital in an interview to Moneycontrol.
ITUS Capital founder Naveen Chandramohan doesn't see a slowdown in India and believes the country will continue to see strong supply-side growth that will benefit old-economy businesses.
B2B manufacturing across auto ancillaries, CDMO (contract development and manufacturing organization) and businesses which have process led efficiencies will continue to generate accretive growth.
Naveen Chandramohan has maintained that auto ancillaries (especially around B2B Manufacturing) is a theme that has a significant (3-year) runway ahead of growth and this certainly looks attractive to me with growth being sticky (B2B driven).
"The earnings growth today being priced in is at a CAGR of 15 percent over the next 2 years and I believe we should see that materialize with positive tailwinds in pockets," Naveen Chandramohan of ITUS Capital says in an interview with Moneycontrol.
In the near term, the RBI will have to raise rates on the supply side, which can result in a temporary slowdown but it will not affect growth in the medium term, says ITUS Capital founder Naveen Chandramohan in an interview with Moneycontrol.
In an interview with ETMarkets, Naveen Chandramohan, Founder of Itus Capital said: "Markets are a function of earnings and liquidity. We have earnings growing in a robust way with Nifty earnings compounding at I3 percent over the last 3 years"
U.S. 10-year yields are off the peak. Does that make a case for investing in Platform companies like Shopify and Paypal or Indian companies? Watch Naveen Chandramohan, Founder of Itus Capital in conversation with BQ Prime's Niraj Shah.
Naveen Chandramohan, Founder of ITUS Capital, in a recent webinar with the PMS AIF World's Founder Kamal Manocha discusses on how investors perceive growth vs value investing and how we look at the world today with a case study on Google.
Naveen Chandramohan, Founder & Fund Manager of Itus Capital discusses on Itus Capital and our process with Vikas Agrawal, Founder & CEO of Aif & Pms Expert India.
Naveen Chandramohan in an interview with Moneycontrol said that he continues to believe that it is better to focus on individual companies rather than the market, noting that markets will touch new highs in a regime of easy liquidity.
India is still learning how to invest in platform or internet companies, according to Itus Capital Advisors Pvt.’s Naveen Chandramohan. He suggests to look at such businesses based on cash flows, not the path to profitability.
"As investors, we are not reacting to prices, whether they are down 10 percent or up 10 percent to decide what to do next," says Naveen Chandramohan in an interview with Moneycontrol.
Hear Naveen Chandramohan's insightful conversation with CNBC. "Investing In A Volatile Market. Spending on IT has become a necessity today", says Naveen Chandramohan of Itus Capital.
I continue to be optimistic from a growth perspective with regard to the markets and think that bottom-up stock picking and portfolio sizing would drive the returns, said Naveen Chandramohan in his recent interview with Zee Business.
"Entering a new calendar year brings in new aspirations and a wish list for everyone. However, markets are not a place for excitement and euphoria. It has always been a weighing machine that rewards processes and tests an investors patience."
Budget 2022 | Naveen Chandramohan believes the focus areas of the FM are clear. Any additional focus on driving the demand side for real estate and standardising GST and SOPs for driving rural growth will be an icing on the cake.
Itus Capital CIO Naveen Chandramohan discusses on markets, economy, budget 2022 and how investors should pick new-age businesses for their portfolio in an interview with ZEE Business.
'I believe investors should be comfortable to take a slightly longer-term view on debt, too, rather than reacting to short-term policy change,' says Naveen Chandramohan in an interview with Moneycontrol.
As investors, one cannot deploy capital in the market and then react to the timing of rates. This would be a futile exercise in the journey of wealth creation, Naveen Chandramohan, Founder & Fund Manager – ITUS Capital – said.
As an investor in the Indian equity markets, it is appropriate to question the valuations of the market, terming it ‘expensive’ or ‘cheap’ depending on the number.
Over the next 10 years, I expect the MF industry to be at Rs 100 lakh crores. So, within this context, we are only seeing the initial stages of this growth, Naveen Chandramohan, Founder & Fund Manager, ITUS Capital said in an interview with Zeebi
Naveen Chandramohan, the founder of Itus Capital, speaks on the current market, valuation and how should investors think about this in Dalal Street Investment Journal.
Naveen Chandramohan, founder of Itus Capital had an interesting discussion with Aabha at Business Today around why investing in cash flow growth results in sustainable returns.
Fund Manager Naveen Chandramohan in a recent article on Dalal Street answers why Growth is the first lever to look at for any business and why growth and comfort will not go hand in hand.
The primary market always turns robust during bullish markets and we clearly are in one. The supply over the next 6 months should see record issuances in terms of volumes, says Chandramohan
The share of unorganized sector contribution to our GDP stands at 51 percent. Though this has come down from 64 percent over the last 8 years, there is significant scope for this to reduce in the coming decade.
"The outperformance will be dependent on owning growing businesses and staying disciplined in allocation – not so much mid or small caps," Naveen Chandramohan, Founder & Fund Manager at ITUS Capital, said in an interview to Moneycontrol.