Pabrai on Thursday tweeted a snapshot of the letter, which seemed to be sent by ace investor Warren Buffett, praising him for his efforts t...

Mohnish Pabrai said in 1994 when he first invested in the Indian equity market, an impressive experience at Kotak Securities compelled him ...

Together the two Pabrai funds owned 5.6 per cent stake in Rain Industries in the September quarter compared with 4.35 per cent at the end o...

After starting his stock picking-journey in 1995, he turned his $1 million into $10 million in less than five years.

Mohnish Pabrai's fund and persons acting in concert (PACs), held 5.04 per cent stake in Edelweiss Financial Services earlier. It has now go...

Pabrai says quick decision making can benefit investors in the long run.

His fund Pabrai Investment Fund (PIF) 3 slipped the most by 41.90 per cent last year.

Pabrai feels it is wrong to have a fee structure in wealth and asset management.

Post the sale, stake of Pabrai Investment Funds II and persons acting in concert in Repco Home Finance stands at 4.31 per cent.

The Pabrai Investment Fund IV LP sold 3.85 lakh shares at Rs 335.59 per share, the data on the BSE showed.

Value investing is timeless and will be here for the next 50 years, said Pabrai.

Pabrai said it does not make sense to have more than 25 stocks in a portfolio.

Pabrai says high business uncertainties coupled with low risks lead to high returns.

Pabrai’s fund bought the shares at Rs 487.2 per share.

There are many companies in India which are in the mould of Berkshire like the Piramal group, says Pabrai

Mohnish Pabrai is a value investor. He advocates investing in a stock at the time of maximum pessimism, when its price has been beaten down...

Instead of spending heavily on setting up retail counters, Pabrai decided to use the franchise model to push his products in the market.