Madhusudan Banana’s many leading stocks have weakened by 15% to 39% in a year due to the market decline.
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- Madhusudan Banana’s many leading stocks have weakened by 15% to 39% in a year due to the market decline.
- Shares like MKVentures, Windsor Machines, Kopran and Bombay Dyeing recorded double-digit decline.
- Despite pressure on share prices, Kela retains significant stake in many companies till December 2025 quarter.
The impact of the ongoing fluctuations in the stock market in the last one year has been clearly visible on the portfolios of big and veteran investors. Global uncertainties, changes in interest rates and domestic market volatility put pressure on many midcap and smallcap stocks, which also affected the value of holdings of renowned investors.
In this series, the impact of decline has also been seen on the portfolio of famous investor Madhusudan Kela. Many of his key investment stocks have fallen by double the amount in the last one year, putting pressure on his overall investment value. According to Trendlyne data, he continues to hold a major stake in these companies till the December 2025 quarter, but due to weakness in share prices, there has been a decline in the value of the portfolio.
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The biggest decline has been recorded in MKVentures Capital. The company’s shares have declined by about 39 percent in the last one year. As of December quarter, Madhusudan Kela held 74.4 per cent stake in the company, whose estimated value by January 30, 2026 was estimated at around Rs 285 crore.
Windsor Machines shares have also seen pressure. The stock has fallen 13.12 percent in the last one year and 22.16 percent in the last six months. As of December 2025 quarter, Kela held about 7.5 per cent stake in the company, which was valued at about Rs 167 crore. On Wednesday, the company’s shares closed at Rs 255.85 with a decline of 3.14 per cent.
Kopran’s shares have declined by 18.43 percent in the last one year and reached the level of Rs 138. It recorded a decline of 13.68 percent in six months. By December 2025, Kela had 1.5 percent stake in the company, which was worth about Rs 9.8 crore.
Weakness continued in Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company also. The stock has fallen more than 18 per cent in the last one year, while it has declined 24.72 per cent in six months. Till December quarter, he held 1.6 per cent stake in the company, the total value of which was around Rs 40.3 crore.
Kela had 3.3 per cent stake in Repro India, which was valued at around Rs 19.8 crore. The company’s shares declined by 15.46 percent in the last one year and by 18.14 percent in the last one month.
He held 1.7 per cent stake in SG Finserve till December 2025 quarter, which was valued at around Rs 37.3 crore. The stock has declined 1.54 percent in the last one year and 3.58 percent so far this year.
Unicommerce eSolutions shares fell by more than 21 per cent in the last one year and by 16.40 per cent in the last six months. Till December 2025 quarter, he held 1.6 per cent stake in the company, the total value of which was around Rs 18.9 crore.
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