
Andrei Stetsenko
Founder/portfolio manager at Gymkhana Partners and an India-focused investor; appeared to discuss Indian holding companies (holdcos) and the investment case for Maharashtra Scooters.
Top 3 podcasts with Andrei Stetsenko
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Nov 3, 2025 • 55min
Gymkhana Partners' Andrei Stetsenko on Maharashtra Scooters and Indian Holdcos
In this conversation with Andrei Stetsenko, founder of Gymkhana Partners and an expert on Indian investments, listeners explore the intriguing world of Indian holding companies, particularly Maharashtra Scooters. Andrei discusses how he evaluates the value of holdcos beyond just asset discounts, highlighting the growth potential of Bajaj Group's financial services. He also shares insights on the evolution of India's economic landscape, management professionalization, and how regulatory reforms may unlock value in these investments, shedding light on the dynamics of family governance.

Sep 12, 2025 • 1h 10min
Andrei Stetsenko (Gymkhana Partners): Beating The S&P Using Indian Micro Caps
Andrei Stetsenko, partner at Farley Capital and expert on India's equity market, shares insights from his extensive experiences in India's investment landscape. He discusses unique strategies for investing in undervalued micro-cap stocks, emphasizing due diligence and the potential for high returns. Andrei also touches on the challenges of navigating corporate governance and the dark side of Indian business practices. He highlights significant sectors like energy and defense, showcasing the evolution and opportunities within India's economy.

Jan 4, 2024 • 1h 7min
Dispatches From India | Andrei Stetsenko, Partner at Farley Capital
Andrei Stetsenko, Partner at Farley Capital, shares insights on investing in India's high-growth, high-quality companies. He discusses India's favorable demographics, accelerating urbanization, and growing infrastructure. Stetsenko highlights the common mistake of short-term thinking in investing and shares thoughts on payments, banking, and airlines industries. He also addresses the valuation differences between India and the U.S. stock markets.


