Ashish Kacholia is a well-known Indian market investor whose holdings are tracked via public shareholding disclosures. Often nicknamed the “Big Whale”, he built his own portfolio over years after stints in broking and market-related businesses. He is known for spotting emerging small- and mid-cap stories early and holding through cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ashish Kacholia's Portfolio
Portfolios are updated quarterly based on the shareholding patterns filed by listed companies with the BSE and NSE.
The latest stock additions to Ashish Kacholia's portfolio in Jun 2026 are ASIANENE
Ashish Kacholia increased stake in ASIANENE by 1.18% (from 0.00% to 1.18%), 544681-BOM by 0.57% (from 2.46% to 3.03%), TECHERA by 0.06% (from 6.23% to 6.29%) in the current quarter (Jun 2026). This typically indicates increasing conviction in the company’s growth.
Ashish Kacholia exited or reduced holdings in 539199-BOM by -2.37% (from 2.37% to 0.00%), BETA by -1.43% (from 12.47% to 11.04%), DENTALKART by -1.40% (from 2.68% to 1.28%), FCL by -0.52% (from 2.58% to 2.06%), YASHO by -0.19% (from 2.27% to 2.08%), ZAGGLE by -0.07% (from 2.23% to 2.16%) in the current quarter (Jun 2026). Note that an exit doesn't always mean a bad outlook; it could be profit booking or rebalancing.
Based on current portfolio concentration, Ashish Kacholia has the highest exposure to the Capital Goods sector (1483.68 Cr).
Ashish Kacholia is a well-known Indian market investor whose holdings are tracked via public shareholding disclosures. Often nicknamed the “Big Whale”, he built his own portfolio over years after stints in broking and market-related businesses. He is known for spotting emerging small- and mid-cap stories early and holding through cycles.
Fundamentals-first with a strong bias for growth at a reasonable price. He typically backs scalable businesses early, prefers clean balance sheets and strong management, and lets winners compound over the long term with patience and position sizing.
The total value of tracked holdings of Ashish Kacholia is approximately ₹ 3,036.38 Cr (52 stocks).
Companies are only required to disclose shareholders holding >1% stake at the end of every quarter. Small trades below this threshold are not publicly visible. If a stock has not yet released shareholding data for the most recent quarter, the portfolio will reflect data from the last available quarter.