Dolly Khanna

Chennai investor Dolly Khanna, known for identifying undervalued stocks, holds a portfolio worth over ₹357.0 crore. Recent data indicates she has likely exited Rain Industries and Sharda Cropchem, while gradually reducing her stake in Prakash Industries after monitoring market trends.

The ITAT has ruled that transaction volume alone cannot determine whether a taxpayer is an investor or a trader. The decision came in a dispute over Dolly Khanna's claim for a ₹54.23 crore stock market loss.

According to the shareholding pattern for the March quarter, Dolly Khanna is named as a key shareholder. Khanna purchased 35,35,895 shares or a 1.05% stake in the company during the January-March period.

Dolly Khanna's portfolio: Ace investor Dolly Khanna increased her stake in Coffee Day Enterprises during Q2 FY26. Dolly Khanna held 46,32,440 shares, equivalent to 2.19% of the total voting rights, of Coffee Day Enterprises as of the end of Q2FY26.

Dolly Khanna portfolio: Mangalore Chemicals share price rallied 13% in one month and has jumped 54% in three months. The small-cap stock has surged 91% on a YTD basis, while it has delivered multibagger returns of 150% in one year.

Shares of Coffee Day Enterprises surged 10% to hit the upper price band in intraday trade on Wednesday, boosted by the appearance of ace investor Dolly Khanna's name in the beaten-down stock during the June quarter of the financial year 2025-26 (Q1 FY26).

Chennai Petroleum's share price fell nearly 1% on July 9, extending losses for a third session. Despite this, the stock is up 8% in July and 16% year-to-date. Dolly Khanna has exited as a key shareholder, possibly booking profits during Q1FY26.

Dolly Khanna portfolio stocks Som Distilleries & Breweries and Stove Kraft witnessed an increase in stake by the ace investor during the March 2025 quarter. Khanna's portfolio holds 17 stocks with a net worth of over ₹487.8 crore.

Dolly Khanna increased her stake in small-cap stock Prakash Pipes by 37 basis points, while Mukul Agrawal reduced his holding. Khanna now owns 4.08% of the stock, contrasting Agrawal's 2.36%. Despite the recent downtrend, Prakash Pipes shares have shown significant long-term gains.

Dolly Khanna, known for spotting multibagger gems, has increased her stake in Prakash Industries by 80 bps. The stock has delivered strong gains to investors to the tune of over 500% in last five years.