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Madhusudan Kela’s portfolio: Top 5 holdings and how they performed in August

Economic Times 2 hrs ago·3 Sept 2026, 5:54 am

Madhusudan Kela, a well-known Indian investor, recently reviewed the performance of his top five stock holdings for August. This update highlights how the market movement impacted his specific portfolio choices during this period.

The portfolio showed a mixed performance, with some stocks rising while others fell. Windsor Machines was the standout performer, delivering the highest returns. In contrast, Choice International faced a decline, leading the drop among the top holdings.

For investors, this serves as a reminder that even top portfolios can see volatility. It underscores the importance of regularly reviewing one's investments to understand how specific stocks are performing relative to the broader market.