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<ul><li>HNI share by value in companies listed on NSE went down to 1.9%, in the third quarter as compared to the last quarter, said a <keyword id="198574" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="prime-database" source="Orion">Prime Database</keyword> report. </li><li>Infosys, Bajaj Finserv and Kotak Mahindra are among the top companies with HNI holdings by value. </li><li>Here are some of the top small cap stocks where HNIs holdings are over 40%. </li></ul>High networth individuals (HNIs) held stocks worth ₹5 lakh crore in NSE-listed companies, as on 31 September, 2022, as per a Prime Database report. Individuals with over ₹5 crore investible surplus are defined as HNIs. Those with over ₹25 crore of investible surplus are defined as ultra HNIs. “HNI share by value in companies listed on NSE went down to 1.9% as on September 30, 2022 from 2.08% as on June 30, 2022,” the report said. While Infosys, Bajaj Finserv and Kotak Mahindra are the top companies with HNI holdings by value, here are some small cap stocks where HNIs have the highest stake – all above 40%. <div type="image" title="HNI-" msid="95584991" hostid="261" sizebytes="59432"></div> Debcock Industries HNI holding: 52.3% Market cap: ₹118 crore This Rajasthan-based company runs a hotel in Deoli, manufactures agricultural products and has entered into the business of mining granite and marble near Kekri district in Ajmer. In the September quarter, its net profit stood at ₹7 crore on revenue at ₹45 crore. Hotel Rugby HNI holding: 44.87% Market cap: ₹7 crore The company that offers catering services to weddings and other events said in its annual report that it has not been earning from its main business activities, and is looking out for new business avenues. In Q2, it posted a net loss of ₹12.63 lakh, and ₹0.03 lakhs in revenue. Oriental Trimex HNI holding: 42.93% Market cap: ₹26 crore The Greater Noida-based company is engaged in the business of processing rough marble blocks into slabs and tiles. The company imports its raw materials, but also has a mining lease in Odisha. In Q2, it posted a net loss of ₹20 lakh and a revenue of ₹3.37 crore. Jyoti Structures HNI holding: 42.42% Market cap: ₹907 crore The company is engaged in the business of providing turnkey solutions for power transmission projects. It has two manufacturing units in Nashik and Raipur and also takes up projects internationally. In Q2, it posted ₹4 crore net loss, and 14 crore in revenue. Som Distilleries &amp; Breweries HNI holding: 42.33% Market cap: ₹777 crore As the name suggests the company manufactures alcoholic beverages like beer, whisky, vodka, gin, rum, and brandy along with non-alcoholic drinks like cranberry, orange, and tangy lemon fruit drinks. Zenith Steel Pipes &amp; Industries HNI holding: 42.28% Market cap: ₹72 crore The Mumbai-based manufacturer of steel pipes caters to various applications like water distribution, fire fighting systems, scaffolding and more. Nandani Creation HNI holding: 41.45% Market cap: ₹99 crore Nandani Creation is a fashion company that designs and produces women’s apparel like dresses, tunics, tops and more. The Rajasthan-based company also has a store named Amaiva. Cigniti Technologies HNI holding: 41.19% Market cap: ₹1,624 crore The Hyderabad-based company is primarily known for its software product testing services but also claims to offer digital engineering services to help accelerate the digital transformation of its clients.

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These days, even small investors can also buy government bonds. In India, purchasing government bonds is easier than ever using a mobile app or a web based app of NSE (National Stock Exchange). The NSE app for buying government bonds is “NSE goBID“. NSE makes available to the users both a mobile app as well as a web based platform. When you buy government bonds via these apps, youa re buying them in the primary market. What you can buy on these apps? You can use these apps to buy the following kinds of bonds: <ul><li>Long-term government bonds that you can hold for a long period from 5 to 40 years</li><li>Treasury bills (T-bills) which you can hold for less than 1 year </li></ul>Here is how and why you must buy government bonds To be able to buy these government bonds, you need to complete the registration on NSE goBID. The registration is a simple process that you can complete online. Here are the other details you will have to know before buying the government bonds or T-bills. Before November 2017, small investors or common people could never buy Government Securities (G-Secs) like bonds and T-bills. After the RBI commenced the “Non-competitive Bidding Facility“, G-secs became easily available for common people. Bonds or T-bills are G-secs provided by government of India for the purpose of borrowing money from investors. While the big investors are entities like banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, trusts, and corporates, smaller investors will mean HNI’s, NRIs, HUF members, and individuals. Earlier, the G-sec market was predominantly available only to big investors like banks, insurance companies and mutual funds. For small investors, it was a difficult process to invest in bonds. Also since the big players would deal with larger volumes, the small investors could not compete with them during the process of auctioning. The non-competitive bidding process announced by the RBI made it possible for the small investors and individuals to buy government bonds using the NSE goBID app with the minimum value of the bond being Rs.10,000. The investors will get the bonds at the weighted average rate and they need not worry about the auction. You can think of investing in government bonds when you will not need the invested money oer a short time and if fixed income is your top priority. People seeking financial independence and retired persons usually prefer to invest in government bonds more than others. Government bonds assure security as well as generate a regular income. Another impetus for many people to invest in government bonds is that the interest generated from one type of government bonds is not liable to income tax. Those people who are in the maximum tax bracket will find this a highly profitable option. Most kinds of government bonds are listed for trading on the stock exchange which is known as the secondary market. Once you buy these bonds, you can also sell them to interested buyers in course of time. However, it is advisable that you hold the government bonds for its full tenure (5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 years as is the case may be) to get the fullest benefits.

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