Amit Shah reveals stakes in 10 stocks worth over Rs 1 crore. Do you own any?

Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah filed his election affidavit from Gujarats Gandhinagar last week. The affidavit shows that he has a 250 plus stock portfolio wherein he owns stakes in around 180 companies while his wife Sonar has holdings in 80 stocks. The market value of Amit Shahs equity portfolio was around rupees 17.46 crore while that of his wife stood at around 20,00,00,000. Hi, I am Saloni Guerra from The Economic Times and here’s a look at 10 stocks in which Amit Shah’s ownership is worth at least Rs 1,00,00,000 #1 is. PSU Bank stock Canara Bank, which is the largest bet, Sonal Shah owns 50,000 shares worth about rupees 2.96 crore and Amit Shah’s stake was worth about rupees 7.25 lakh. 2nd Procter and Gamble Hygiene and Healthcare is the power couples second largest holding and both own around rupees 95,00,000 each totaling rupees 1.9 crore. Number Third Sonar owns 1,00,000 shares of Karur Vyasa Bank valued at rupees 1.9 crore at the time of filing of the affidavit. Number 4th Sonal stake in Gujarat Fluoro Chemicals is worth about 1.79 crore #5. Lakshmi Machine Works is also one of Sonal’s largest holdings with an investment last valued at rupees 1.75 crore. Number six HUL is another FMCG stock in which Amit Shah owned the stake worth around Rs 1.35 crore #7 Amit Shah has interest in India’s most highly priced stock MRF. He owned 100 shares of MRF worth about rupees 1.29 crore #8. Sonal owns Bharti Airtel shares worth about rupees 1.22 crore. #9 Colgate Palmolive is also one of the Top Stock bets of Amit Shah with investment value around rupees 1.07 crore. And lastly, sonal stake in Sun Pharma is worth more than rupees 1,00,00,000. Banks and FMCG stocks are Amit Shah’s favorite when it comes to sectoral choices. According to the affidavit, the couple owns assets totaling rupees 65.67 crore. Amit Shah’s movable assets including cash, bank, savings deposits, gold, silver and inherited property amounts to rupees 20.23 crore. That’s all in this video. Thanks for watching.