Arindam Mandal

Prior to joining Marcellus, Arindam spent nearly a decade in the United States working for Principal Global Investors (PGI).

Prior to joining Marcellus, Arindam spent nearly a decade in the United States working for Principal Global Investors (PGI). He started as a Quantitative Analyst and then transitioned to fundamental research, serving as the sector analyst for US Industrials and Utilities. Arindam oversaw India public equity investments across the equity strategies and established himself in the firm as an expert in the Indian market. Prior to that, Arindam worked as a Lead Software Engineer for Oracle Corporation’s product development team.

Qualifications: Arindam holds a Bachelor of Technology degree (First Class with Distinction) from NIT Warangal. He received the highest honors in Finance for his MBA from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.

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NEWSLETTER
MeritorQ: CAPE Fear

In this newsletter, we look at current market valuation levels implied by the cyclically adjusted price to earnings ratio (CAPE). Going by past history, our analysis suggests that at current CAPE levels, Indian investors should be more cautious on forward-looking market returns. Irrespective of market valuation, we believe MeritorQ’s low-risk approach of picking profitable, low-debt […]


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Global Compounders Portfolio: Update on Favourable Policy/Regulatory Change

Marcellus’ Global Compounders Portfolio (GCP) strategically invests in 25-30 deeply moated global companies aligned with megatrends, fostering a consistent mid to high teens compounding of free cash flow/earnings. This portfolio is agnostic to market cap or sectors, and targets to deliver excess return through different periods in the cycle. As India catapults into the most […]


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Creative Destruction on an Epic Scale in India Inc

As per data from the Income Tax department, of all Indian companies that filed non-zero tax returns for FY22, only 17% saw growth in PAT in real terms over the preceding ten years. And these 17% accounted for 98% of corporate India’s PAT. Furthermore, data from the CMIE shows that the prospect of upward mobility (in terms […]


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