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"Well-Positioned For Future": Top Investment Firm GQG Backs Adani Group
The Adani Group is "well-positioned for the future" as the "fundamentals" of the companies remain sound, underscored top investment firm GQG Partners, backing the group amid the US federal indictment.
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Rajiv Jain-Led GQGs $10 Billion India Bet Has Winning Picks Beyond Adani
GQG Partners LLC, led by star investor Rajiv Jain, saw the value of its India portfolio more than double in little over a year, driven by winning stock picks that go beyond its headline-grabbing investments in the Adani Group.
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US-Based Investment Firm GQG Plans To Buy More Adani Stocks: Top Official
A big buyer of Nvidia Corp's shares in the first quarter, Australia-listed investment firm GQG Partners, said it has continued to increase its exposure to the company since then and intends to buy more stocks of India's conglomerate Adani.
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GQG's Rajiv Jain Bets Adani Group Will Thrive With Or Without PM Modi
Rajiv Jain said his GQG Partners LLC holds about $13 billion in India stocks and plans to buy more, downplaying corporate governance and political risks associated with his headline-generating investments in billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate.
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Investor Rajiv Jain's GQG Ups Adani Stake By About 10% For $3.5 Billion Bet
Mr Jain said the value of GQG's Adani holdings was close to $3.5 billion. He didn't specify which companies he bought into or what part of the investment value came from direct purchases and rallies in Adani shares.
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"We See Reality Differently To Hindenburg": Ace Investor On Adani Group
The Adani Group's stock rout after a US short seller's report in January has not deterred Rajiv Jain, the co-founder of GQG Partners, from investing large sums in the group.
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GQG Co-Founder Rajiv Jain Is Creating An Investing Empire In Florida
In 2022, when most asset managers watched clients yank cash from their funds as markets cratered, GQG thrived. The firm lured $8 billion in fresh investment and three of its four flagship funds beat benchmark indexes by wide margins.
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"Well-Positioned For Future": Top Investment Firm GQG Backs Adani Group
The Adani Group is "well-positioned for the future" as the "fundamentals" of the companies remain sound, underscored top investment firm GQG Partners, backing the group amid the US federal indictment.
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Rajiv Jain-Led GQGs $10 Billion India Bet Has Winning Picks Beyond Adani
GQG Partners LLC, led by star investor Rajiv Jain, saw the value of its India portfolio more than double in little over a year, driven by winning stock picks that go beyond its headline-grabbing investments in the Adani Group.
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US-Based Investment Firm GQG Plans To Buy More Adani Stocks: Top Official
A big buyer of Nvidia Corp's shares in the first quarter, Australia-listed investment firm GQG Partners, said it has continued to increase its exposure to the company since then and intends to buy more stocks of India's conglomerate Adani.
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GQG's Rajiv Jain Bets Adani Group Will Thrive With Or Without PM Modi
Rajiv Jain said his GQG Partners LLC holds about $13 billion in India stocks and plans to buy more, downplaying corporate governance and political risks associated with his headline-generating investments in billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate.
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Investor Rajiv Jain's GQG Ups Adani Stake By About 10% For $3.5 Billion Bet
Mr Jain said the value of GQG's Adani holdings was close to $3.5 billion. He didn't specify which companies he bought into or what part of the investment value came from direct purchases and rallies in Adani shares.
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"We See Reality Differently To Hindenburg": Ace Investor On Adani Group
The Adani Group's stock rout after a US short seller's report in January has not deterred Rajiv Jain, the co-founder of GQG Partners, from investing large sums in the group.
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GQG Co-Founder Rajiv Jain Is Creating An Investing Empire In Florida
In 2022, when most asset managers watched clients yank cash from their funds as markets cratered, GQG thrived. The firm lured $8 billion in fresh investment and three of its four flagship funds beat benchmark indexes by wide margins.
