Vijay Kedia’s Two Stocks Fell 64% Yet He Holds On

Vijay Kedia is a big investor in two Indian companies.

In December 2024, both companies’ shares were very high.

By July 2026, the shares had dropped a lot – one fell 48% and the other 64%.

Even though the shares fell, Kedia still owns a small part of each company.

He keeps the shares because he thinks the first company, which makes clothes, can keep making more money.

The second company, which makes parts for cars, is losing sales but still has a lot of cash.

Kedia thinks the second company might still be worth buying because of its cash and future plans.

So he stays invested in both, even though the prices are lower.