Mills to benefit from sugar subsidy, multi-factor investment strategy; all this and more on Moneycontrol Pro
The government came to its annual rescue of sugar mills, providing them with a substantial export subsidy to make up for depressed global sugar prices


Representational image[/caption]The government came to its annual rescue of sugar mills, providing them with a substantial export subsidy to make up for depressed global sugar prices. If mills are able to actually export the 6 million tonnes the government wants them to, it will limit domestic stocks. India is sitting on a mountain of sugar. While a subsidy is a good news, investors should be watchful of what is likely to happen in the forthcoming sugar season. Read here to know more.This agrochemical stock remains a good pick, with healthy growthInsecticides India has done well despite a delayed monsoon and its strategy of selling higher-margin products and a new line-up of products make it an interesting pick in the agrochemical sector. The stock has seen some correction. Click here to see why our analyst stays positive on the stock’s outlook.Multi-factor investment strategy is less risky as an investor straddles several factorsWhile investors can choose any style or factor to base their investments upon, all factors are cyclical. That has resulted in a multi-factor strategy being used to ride out difficult periods. What is this, which circumstances does it work in and what are the downsides? Click here to read from our Learn series.Independence Day Offer: Pay Rs 289 for 3 months and get Moneycontrol Pro for 1 year.Use code “FREEDOM” For more information, check out the Moneycontrol website or mobile app.

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