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Indian Energy Exchange - Potential multibagger with monopoly? IEX Fundamental Analysis - Part I

Course to learn everything about money management: https://www.sahilbhadviya.in/s/store/... For daily stock market update on Instagram: https://instagram.com/sahilbhadviya_?... Linkedin:   / sahil-bhadviya-1b871234   Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Sahil-B... Telegram: https://t.me/s/sahilbhadviya Disclaimer: This video is only for education purpose. Consult your financial Advisor before investing your money. ______________________________________ Timestamp: 0:00 : Introduction 2:20 : IEX and its business model 5:38 : IEX Product Offerings 8:44 : IEX Leadership 9:51 : Competitive strength and why IEX enjoys monopoly 12:21 : Mega trends in energy sector in India ______________________________________ This is the 1st part of the video. In this video, I have done the fundamental analysis of Indian Energy Exchange. In this, I have explained about the business of IEX, its product offerings, competitive strength, mega trends in energy sector, etc. Based on the analysis we will decide if IEX is a potential multibagger stock or not. We have also discussed why IEX enjoys a monopoly in the energy trading sector. In the 2nd part, we will discuss the future plans of IEX, financials of IEX, valuations and then conclude if IEX is fundamentally strong or not and if it is worth buying IEX at current valuation. _____________________________________ About IEX: Established in 2008, IEX is the first and the largest energy exchange in India that provides an automated trading platform for physical delivery of electricity, Renewable Energy Certificates and Energy Saving Certificates. It is a technology based company and enjoys 95% market share in energy trading in India. Today there more than 6700 participants are registered on IEX. Out of participants registered to trade electricity contacts include more than 50 distribution companies, over 500 electricity generators and over 4,200 open access consumers. Open access consumers belong to various industries such as textile, metal, chemical, etc.