Tracking Ashish Kacholia? Latest updates show 2 fresh buys, 1 renewed bet and 2 partial exits

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Oct 14, 2025, 10:19:35 AM IST

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Ace investor Ashish Kacholia, often called the "Big Whale" of mid- and small-cap stocks, has reshuffled his portfolio this quarter. The latest shareholding data for September 2025 reveals two new additions and a few trimmed positions. Here’s a quick breakdown of the key changes in his portfolio.

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New Addition – V-Marc India

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New Addition – V-Marc India

Kacholia has picked up a fresh stake in V-Marc, a cables and wire manufacturer. His holding is valued at Rs 38.7 crore, representing 2.7% of the company’s equity. This marks his entry into the fast-growing electrical infrastructure space.

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New Addition – Jain Resource Recycling

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New Addition – Jain Resource Recycling

Another new bet is Jain Resource Recycling, where he owns 3.89 million shares worth Rs 134.1 crore, translating to a 1.1% stake. The company is focused on metal recycling, a sector gaining traction amid India’s sustainability and manufacturing push.

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Increased stake – Vasa Denticity

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Increased stake – Vasa Denticity

In Vasa Denticity, an online dental product distributor, Kacholia marginally increased his holding by 0.3% to 4%, with the investment now valued at Rs 35.6 crore. The move signals continued confidence in the healthcare distribution segment.

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Partial exit – Brand Concepts

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Partial exit – Brand Concepts

Kacholia slightly trimmed his position in Brand Concepts, reducing his stake by 0.2% to 1.5%. His holding in the lifestyle and accessories retailer now stands at Rs 6 crore.

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Partial exit – Dhabriya Polywood

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Partial exit – Dhabriya Polywood

He also cut exposure to Dhabriya Polywood, a PVC and uPVC building material company, lowering his stake by 0.9% to 5.8%. Despite the reduction, his investment remains sizable at Rs 24.7 crore.

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