
Happiest Minds Business Analysis|The Next Big IT Business? 😁🎥
We have analyzed the multiple trends currently driving the IT industry, and which players can be the likely beneficiaries
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The reason why I preferred #happiestminds to include in long term portfolio
Since then MCAP has moved from 7.5k Cr to 10.5k Cr which is more than 40% returns..
I feel it's a start for a long journey for this one.. do read the thread and study 👇
Since then MCAP has moved from 7.5k Cr to 10.5k Cr which is more than 40% returns..
I feel it's a start for a long journey for this one.. do read the thread and study 👇
Thread 4/6
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Financial Data since March 2019\U0001f447
Revenue jumped 590 Cr to 739 Cr
(CAGR of 13.7%)
Interesting facts: Profit jumped from 14 Cr to 132 Cr and that's Incredible ( CAGR of 260%) \U0001f680\U0001f680 pic.twitter.com/hj02EMzOHq
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