POWER OF PHARMA !!

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POWER OF PHARMA !!

Period (2008-2015);
7 years WEALTH CREATION!

1. DR REDDY – Rs 387 in 2008 to now CMP – 3547.90.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 91,677 !! ( More than 9 times in 7 years !! )

2. SUN PHARMA – Rs 890 in 2008 to now CMP – Rs 972.95. Meanwhile, stock split from FV 5 to 1 and bonus of 1:1 in 2013; So, if you bought 1 share at Rs 890 in 2008, you would have 10 shares at Rs 972.95 today.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 1,09,320 !! ( Almost 11 times in 7 years !! )

3. LUPIN – Rs 430 in 2008 to now CMP – Rs 1833.25. Meanwhile, stock split from FV 10 to 2 in 2010; So, if you bought 1 share at 430 in 2008, you would have 5 shares at 1833.25 today.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 2,13,168 !! ( More than 21 times in 7 years !! )

If LARGE caps can return about 10-20 times in 7 years, then WHAT ABOUT SMALL/MID CAPs ?


1. TORRENT PHARMA – Rs 112.15 in 2008, TORRENT PHARMA was a 950 CR market cap Co to now CMP – 1208.70 today. So if you bought 1 share at Rs 112.15 in 2008, you would have 2 shares (bonus 1:1 in 2013) at Rs 1208.70 today.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 2,15,550 !! ( More than 21 times in 7 years !! ).

2. GRANULES INDIA – Rs 28.20 in 2008, GRANULES INDIA was just a 57 CR market cap Co to now CMP – 83.80 today. So if you bought 1 share at Rs 28.20 in 2008, you would have 10 shares (split from FV 10 to 1 in 2015) at Rs 83.80 today.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 2,97,163 !! ( Almost 30 times in 7 years !! )

3. NATCO PHARMA – At Rs 38 in 2008, NATCO PHARMA was just a Rs 128 CR market cap Co !! to now CMP – 2213.70 today. No stock split or bonus meanwhile.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 5,82,552 !! ( More than 58 times in 7 years !! )

4. AUROBINDO PHARMA – At Rs 101.60 in 2008, AUROBINDO PHARMA was a Rs 588 Cr Co !! to now CMP – 1374.95 today. The Stock split from FV 5 to 1 in 2011. So, if you bought 1 share at Rs 101.60 in 2008, you would have 5 shares at Rs 1374.95 today.
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 6,76,648 !! ( More than 67 times in 7 years !! )

5. AJANTA PHARMA – At Rs 48.50 in 2008, AJANTA PHARMA was just a 57 CR market cap Co, to now CMP - Rs 1579.65 today. Meanwhile stock split from FV 10 to 2 and a bonus of 1:2. So if you bought 1 share at Rs 48.50 in 2008, you would have 7.5 shares at 1579.65 today. 
So investment of Rs 10,000 in 2008 would be today – Rs 24,42,757 !! ( More than 240 times in 7 years !!!!!!!!! )

Marksans 1.5 in 2011 & now 60. If u invest 10000 dat time it would hv become 400000 today.

Great deliverance! !
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