AACongress leader Rahul Gandhi declared assets worth over Rs 20 crore in his election affidavit on Thursday.
Rahul Gandhi’s Dalal Street bets
Gandhi holds the highest number of stocks (4,068) in a smallcap company known as Suprajit Engineering, which had a market value of over Rs 16.65 lakh as of March 15. However, it has increased to over Rs 17 lakh as of April 4.
Gandhi’s 1,474 stocks in Pedilite Industries stood at Rs 42.27 lakh as of March 15 and was his biggest holding in terms of market value. Other prominent ones were Asian Paints (Rs 35.29 lakh), Bajaj Finance (Rs 35.89 lakh), Nestle India (Rs 35.67 lakh) and Titan Company (Rs 32.58 lakh).
Investment in 7 mutual funds
Gandhi also holds investments in HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund (G), valued at Rs 79 lakh. He has investments worth over Rs 19 lakh each in HDFC Mid-Cap Opportunities Fund - Direct Plan, ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund Growth, and Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund (Direct Plan). He also has investments in HDFC Smallcap direct plan (growth) totaling Rs 17 lakh.
Other investments and savings
Furthermore, he has invested in sovereign gold bonds, holding 220 units of Sovereign Gold Bond 2020-21, with a value of Rs 15.21 lakh as of March 15.
