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How Growth Plus Value Selects Stocks

Every stock that enters the Growth Plus Value portfolio has to earn its place.

This video explains how Care PMS evaluates companies through a bottom-up, stock-specific process, starting with screening and moving into deeper research across annual statements, peer comparisons, management meetings and on-ground checks.

The strategy focuses on four key areas: business strength, management quality, financial strength and valuation comfort.

Speak to Care PMS to understand whether the strategy fits your risk profile, investment horizon and portfolio needs.

Focused exposure to Indiaโ€™s small-cap opportunity

In small caps, early opportunity often comes with higher uncertainty.
Care PMS Growth Plus Value Strategy is designed for investors seeking focused small-cap exposure through a disciplined, research-backed PMS approach.
The strategy follows a bottom-up, stock-specific process, looking for businesses with growth potential, management quality, financial strength and valuation comfort. Portfolio construction remains central to the approach, with discipline around position size, sector exposure and continuous review.
For investors with a 5 to 7 year horizon and comfort with equity volatility, Growth Plus Value offers a structured way to participate in Indiaโ€™s long-term small-cap opportunity.
Speak to Care PMS to understand whether this strategy fits your risk profile, investment horizon and portfolio needs.

Why FII are returning to India

Foreign investors were among the biggest sellers of Indian equities for much of the past year. That trend may finally be showing signs of changing.
A combination of a more stable rupee, easing commodity prices and improving earnings expectations has brought FIIs back to Indian markets. While they remain net sellers for the year, sustained inflows could provide meaningful support to market sentiment going forward.

Why India - Australia Ties Matters More

India and Australia are moving beyond a conventional trade relationship.

The partnership now spans defence cooperation, critical minerals, clean energy, infrastructure, semiconductors and supply-chain security. Indiaโ€™s exports to Australia have already grown since ECTA, while AustralianSuper has committed another AUD 500 million to Indiaโ€™s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund.

For long-term investors, the bigger story is the strategic alignment taking shape between Indiaโ€™s scale and Australiaโ€™s capital, technology and natural resources.