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[ the fundamental analysis of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's holdings. Today's video is part two. So let's go. [Prasha] So today the first company in which Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has a holding is NCC Limited. He had a holding of 13.09% in it on December 23 and he started acquiring shares in this company before March 2011.
This company takes tank EPC contracts and undertakes projects on the basis of public private partnerships. It constructs roads, buildings, irrigation, water and environment, electrical metals, mining and railways. It undertakes road and energy projects through its subsidiary in which it has a holding of 62.1%.
The name of this subsidiary is NCC Infrastructure Holdings Limited. It does real estate business through another subsidiary in which it has an 80% stake. It has a holding called NCC Urban Infrastructure and is also present in the Middle East through its subsidiaries in Muscat and Dubai. The company's projects include the Agra-Lucknow Expressway, ESI Hospital and Medical College, Outer Ring Road, Hyderabad Infrastructure Development for the Ministry of Defence, and Water Supply Project in Rajkot, Gujarat.
Its clients include the Airport Authority of India, Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation, Reserve Bank of India, Nagpur Metro Corporation Limited, Ministry of Transport and Communications of the Government of Oman, National Highways Authority of India. The company had a total of 35 subsidiary companies as of March 21, and its total order book as of March 23 was Rs 5,224 crore.
The company's return on capital employed (ROC) was 18.7%. 3% and the 5-year compounded profit growth is 24% per annum. The compounded return on equity is 8 and its compounded stock price for the last year is 16. So, that's all about this company. So, the name of today's second company is Raghav Productivity Industries Limited and its shareholding in this company as on December 23 was 11.87 and the capital acquisition that they started acquiring in this company was done from June 2016.
This company manufactures cast-based rubbing masses, cast powder and tush board. The company has presence in 26 countries besides India. Out of its revenue in FI22, 41% of the revenue was generated from exports. The company's manufacturing plant is in Newa, Rajasthan and its capacity is 180000 metric tonnes per annum.
Now, if we talk about the ratio of this company, the return on capital employed of the company is 28.5% and its promoter holding is That is 62.9. n its compounded sales growth for the last year is 24, its 5-year compounded profit growth is 34, its compounded return on equity for the last year is 22 and its 5-year compounded stock price is 65.
So that's all about the company. So today's third company is Nazara Technology Limited. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's holding in this was on December 23, which was at 8.99 and he started acquiring shares in this company from March 2017. This company provides gaming and sports platform in India and it is also exploring global markets like Africa and North America.
If I talk about the ratios of this company, then its return on capital employed is 7.17, its 5-year compounded sales growth is 45, its 5- now only 16%. That's all about this company. The reason for starting this series is that you should not invest blindly. Study the shares in which you are investing and study them yourself.
Do not blindly follow anyone and keep reviewing whatever investment you have made every two or three months or every six months to see how the company in which you have invested is performing. For more such videos, like, share, subscribe and comment .
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