Dolly Khanna decreased her stake in Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited from 1.30% to 1.28%, selling 33,000 shares. The value of the sold shares is approximately ₹3.72 crore, based on the share price of ₹1125.80.
A vertically integrated refiner headquartered in Chennai, CPCL processes crude oil to produce a range of petroleum products including diesel, petrol, aviation fuel, and naphtha for domestic and export markets. The company also manufactures lubricating oil additives for industrial and automotive applications. Operating as a state-owned enterprise, CPCL serves as a key supplier to India's energy, transportation, and manufacturing sectors.
Don't let the low profile fool you, Dolly Khanna's portfolio has quietly generated some of India's best small-cap returns over three decades. Her husband Rajiv Khanna (IIT Madras-trained chemical engineer) does the research; she holds the positions. They entered markets in 1996 with proceeds from the sale of their dairy business Kwality Milk Foods, and since then have caught textiles, chemicals, and manufacturing companies well before they re-rate. Disclosed portfolio: ~₹230 Cr. No Twitter, no headlines, just positions that keep compounding.
