Larsen & Toubro: L&T India

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 Dear investors 

update on L&T   buy and hold for  1 year  for 30 % upside  todays price is below i  am very bullish on this stock for more upside in upcoming days I suggested on 890/- INR  its almost 240/- INR up from my price  keep buying on every small or big correction  order book inflow had increased this will effect in revenue and share price also     

Larsen & Toubro Ltd

BSE :500510 NSE :LT



1130/- INR  Date 27 Nov 

52 week Low
661.00
52 week High
1,383.70


today i will share some interesting facts about LT larsen & tubro ( India ) a conglomerate

why we must hold such big company in your portfolio i have put all key parameters in this 

MF Holdings

Here's a list of major funds which hold the stock in their portfolio as of the last reported quarter.

Scheme NameAUM (%)CMV ( in Cr.)Holding Date
Bharat 22 ETF15.78742.848531 Oct 2020
Nippon India ETF Infra BeES11.961.259931 Oct 2020
SBI Infrastructure Fund (G)11.3449.495931 Oct 2020
Nippon India Power & Infra Fund (G)9.76101.881831 Oct 2020
Tata Infrastructure Fund (G)9.5038.992531 Oct 2020





keep learning & keep earning 



 


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