Chairman's Statement: abrdn New India Investment Trust
Read below as Chairman Michael Hughes provides some commentary on the recent performance of the trust, it's key portfolio holdings and discusses the macroeconomic outlook.
abrdn New India Investment Trust plc
Seeking world-class, well governed companies at the heart of India's growth
Daily Pricing
Are Indian stocks still worth buying?
Indian stocks are hot right now. But is the market overly optimistic? James Thom, co-manager of abrdn New India Investment Trust plc shares four reasons why we think valuations can be justified.
First-hand quality seeker: intensive first-hand research and regular company engagement
Independent-minded investor: we are not afraid to be different
Governance champion: we actively engage with companies
Latest manager update video
Watch the latest quarterly update video with abrdn New India Investment Trust manager James Thom for an update on recent performance, key portfolio changes and future themes for the trust.
About abrdn New India Investment Trust plc
Seeking world-class, well governed companies at the heart of India's growth
First-hand quality seeker: intensive first-hand research and regular company engagement help us to identify world-class organisations that we believe can deliver sustainable long-term growth and weather Indian market volatility.
Independent-minded investor: we are not afraid to be different by focusing on those companies and sectors that offer sustained potential to share in India’s long-term growth story, regardless of their index or sector weightings.
Governance champion: we actively engage with companies to improve the treatment of minority shareholders and reject companies we perceive to have poor management, regardless of their short-term momentum or high market profile.
Risk warning
The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up and you may get back less than the amount invested.
Key documents
Latest Kepler Research Note*Opens in new window
*This is third-party research. You will leave abrdn New India’s website and enter Kepler’s to view.