In January 1972 Buffett wrote a $25 million cheque for See's Candies - the single most consequential trade of his career. Here is why Indian value investors must abandon cigar-butt thinking and pay for quality.
Marathon Asset Management's Capital Cycle Theory tells Indian value investors to count plants, not consumers — the supply-side framework that predicts industry returns better than any demand forecast.
Christopher Mayer's 365-stock empirical study extracted seven attributes that predicted 100x compounders. Titan Biotech FY25 illustrates five of the seven on a small-cap Indian balance sheet.