Persistent Systems at PPFCF

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Persistent Systems Limited is among the periodic mid-cap Indian-IT-services holdings of the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund (PPFCF). The position has appeared in PPFCF factsheet portfolio listings across multiple cycles, alongside other technology-sector holdings such as Infosys at PPFCF , TCS at PPFCF and HCL Technologies at PPFCF .

The Persistent Systems thesis combines several elements of the broader PPFAS investment philosophy . First, engineering-services and platform-engineering exposure: Persistent has historically specialised in software product engineering, intellectual property (IP)-led services and platform development for global software and technology clients. Second, mid-cap operational beta: Persistent’s smaller scale (relative to TCS and Infosys) translates into higher growth potential when client wins materialise, providing different return characteristics from the large-cap IT cluster. Third, disciplined valuation-driven entry: the team has typically built or added to the position during cyclical compression windows.

PPFAS view on technology stocks

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The PPFAS view on technology stocks is the body of investment reasoning through which PPFAS Mutual Fund has built and maintained substantial positions in technology-sector equities at the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund , spanning both the foreign-core technology allocation in US-listed mega-cap technology and consumer-digital franchises (Alphabet at PPFCF , Microsoft at PPFCF , Amazon at PPFCF , Meta Platforms at PPFCF ) and the Indian information-technology services holdings at Infosys Limited, Tata Consultancy Services Limited, HCL Technologies Limited and Persistent Systems Limited. The technology-sector view is structurally consistent with the broader PPFAS investment philosophy of value investing , margin of safety , focused portfolio construction and the owner mindset framework.

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Persistent Systems at PPFCF

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PPFAS view on technology stocks