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Fairfax India Holdings Corp, trading under the symbol FIH.U-T, has received negative attention from experts, primarily due to its involvement in the insurance sector. One of the key reviews categorically states a strong 'don't buy' recommendation, highlighting the general disfavor towards insurance-related investments. The concern appears to revolve around the volatility and financial implications associated with this sector, which can often lead to unpredictable outcomes. Consequently, experts express skepticism about the stock’s potential for growth or stability amidst these challenges. Given the prevailing sentiment, potential investors may want to approach this stock with caution and consider alternative opportunities.
India is one of those areas of the world where people talk of the long term story. They are relatively insulated from trade wars. He is caught on the long term India market. It is expensive. He owns SCIF-N.
He's heding his currency, because he expects the Canadian dollar will go down, so he wants cash flow outside the country to hedge this cash flow. He also wants to get rid of some of North American financials. Only 5% of home owners in India have insurance, so there's massive growth. He has faith in Prem Watsa. (Analysts’ price target is $16.75)
India's currency has fallen. Oil pricess have rose (their big product), so inflation is running rampant now. FIU is like a hedge fund for Prem Watsa. So, he'd rather own Fairfax parent company, FFH, than this subsidiary. FIU is mostly infrastructure. He doesn't like how they manage this Indian subsidiary.
Hold or sell? Prem Watsa is bright and capable. So he’s puzzled that this has failed to gain. India still has big challenges. Inclined to hold and give it some time. If he were way up, might sell some. Betting on Watsa’s ability to navigate investments in India. Lots of opportunity, but lots of history to overcome.
Very interesting. Selling at a reasonable P/E. Prem Watsa knows India as well as who to partner with. India is a growing economy. So, investing with Watsa and Fairfax is a good idea. This is a long-term play, but you must ride future market dislocations. India has an established rule of law, unlike many other emerging economies, so this protects investing to a degree.
Fairfax India Holdings Corp is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol FIH.U-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (FIH.U-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:FIH.U or FIH.U-T
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0 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Fairfax India Holdings Corp In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-07-25, Fairfax India Holdings Corp (FIH.U-T) stock closed at a price of $19.91.
One of his highest-conviction investment ideas. Trades at a discount to NAV. A stock to buy for the next decade. India is the largest democracy on the planet, very young demographic, fast-growing economy. Lots of pro-growth and pro-business reforms happening.
Portfolio of $3.5B worth of different investments, both public and private. Crown jewel is 74% stake in Bangalor Airport, a high-quality global infrastructure asset; its eventual spinout could be a real catalyst for the share price. No dividend.