Ace investor Ashish Kacholia has made a fresh entry in these two multibagger stocks – Agarwal Industrial Corporation and D-Link (India) during the September 2022 quarter, according to the respective shareholding patterns of the companies available on the BSE.

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In Agarwal Industrial Corporation, Kacholia has bought 3,72,128 equity shares, which comprises to about 2.5 per cent stakes in the company, while he has added 11,86,350 equity shares or 3.34 per cent stakes in D-Link (India), as per the respective September shareholding patterns.

Agarwal Industrial Corporation shares in the last one year have doubled or given a return of over 104 per cent, similarly, D-Link (India) shares have also doubled, giving more than 107 per cent returns in the last two years period, as per the BSE.

Agarwal Industrial Corporation is into the petrochemicals business, while D-Link (India) is into computer hardware and equipments.

On Friday, shares of Agarwal Industrial slipped over 1.5 per cent to Rs 669.25 per share and D-Link (India) declined by around 2 per cent to Rs 201 per share on the BSE at the close.

Besides these two stocks – the celebrity investor has also added around 1.1 and 2 per cent stakes or 14,56,054 and 4,51,140 equity shares in Arvind Fashions, a specialty retail company and Shankara Building Products, a infrastructure firm, respectively during the September 2022 quarter.

Earlier this month, the renowned investor had also taken a fresh entry in packaged food company – Megastar Foods, which is also a multibagger stock. He had picked 103,666 equity shares or 1 per cent stakes in the company, as per September holding pattern available on the BSE.

Ashish Kacholia, who is fondly called as Big Whale of the Indian stock market, publicly holds 42 stocks with a net worth of over Rs 1,855.4 crore as of October 22, 2022, according to the stock analysis website trendlyne.com.

Kacholia is known for picking mostly multibagger stocks from broader markets and has a varied portfolio that includes hospitality, education, infra and manufacturing stocks.