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Ashish Dhawan's stock picks struggle: 8 stocks fall up to 50% in CY25

Published 2 months ago2 minute read

Portfolio Watch

Investors in financial markets frequently monitor the portfolios of well-known market participants. In this context, ETMarkets has reviewed the latest investment disclosures of prominent investor Ashish Dhawan. According to the most recent data for the March 2025 quarter, Dhawan has publicly reported holdings in about 11 companies, with a combined value nearing Rs 3,003 crore as of April 29, 2025.

These investments represent positions where his stake exceeds 1%. A closer look at these holdings indicates that 8 of the stocks have posted negative returns ranging from 10% to 50% so far in calendar year 2025 (Data Source: ACE Equity, Trendlyne)

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In CY25 so far, the stock has dropped by 52%, falling from Rs 10.35 to Rs 4.96. As of the March quarter, Ashish Dhawan holds a 1.57% stake worth Rs 14 crore (as of April 29, 2025).

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Quess Corp

The stock is down 50% year-to-date, declining from Rs 662 to Rs 330. Ashish Dhawan owns 4.09% of the company, valued at Rs 201 crore.

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Palred Technologies

Shares have fallen 37% this year, from Rs 79 to Rs 49. Dhawan holds a 5.54% stake, currently valued at Rs 3.4 crore.

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AGI Greenpac

The stock has declined 28%, from Rs 1121 to Rs 805. Dhawan’s 4.79% stake is worth Rs 250 crore.

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Greenlam Industries

Shares are down 24%, from Rs 291 to Rs 222. Dhawan owns 3.77% of the firm, valued at Rs 213 crore.

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Arvind Fashions

The stock has dropped 22%, falling from Rs 514 to Rs 404. Dhawan holds a 1.02% stake, valued at Rs 55 crore.

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Religare Enterprises

Stock is down 21% YTD, from Rs 273 to Rs 217. Dhawan’s 4.08% stake is worth Rs 292 crore.

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Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

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The stock has decreased 14%, from Rs 1609 to Rs 1384. Dhawan owns 1.77% of the company, valued at Rs 692 crore.

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