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Senior Director, Windmill Capital | The content in this article is purely the author’s personal opinion and is for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be construed as professional financial advice and nor to be construed as an offer to buy /sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy / sell any security or financial products. The views and opinions stated in the content belong to the author. Windmill Capital Private Limited does not uphold nor promote any of the views / opinions. | Windmill Capital Private Limited is a SEBI registered research analyst (Regn. No. INH200007645)
image Decoding the effect of subsidy cuts on the EV market
The Indian government has recently announced a major cut to subsidies for electric vehicles from 40% to 15%. This is a significant change, and it will have a major impact on the EV market in India. Here's what you need to know about the subsidy cut and its implications.
image Why does Windmill Capital hold high P/E stocks? 
A few companies that are present in multiple Windmill Capital smallcases command high valuations relative to their industry peers –  Asian Paints, Pidilite Industries, PI Industries, and Titan Company. There must be a few good reasons behind those high valuations and that is the sole focus of this blog post. 
image The Rise of India’s Rural Markets
Thanks to government initiatives, increased disposable income, and infrastructural development, the rural landscape is transforming. Previously, a significant portion of rural expenditure was allocated to food, but now, more and more people are diversifying their spending on various goods.
image The Rise of India’s Insurance Industry
The pandemic has highlighted the role insurance plays in safeguarding our well-being and securing our future. Even beyond the pandemic effect, the insurance industry has experienced a surge driven by evolving demographics and a thriving economy. India's young population, increasing disposable incomes, growing financial awareness, and robust regulatory support are all contributing to the sector's growth.
image What is driving the Auto Sector?
The Indian automobile industry is poised for steady growth, driven by the rising middle-class population, increasing disposable incomes, and the government's push for the electric vehicle market. These factors are expected to continue fueling the demand for vehicles, ensuring a promising future for the sector.