Power of equity

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The document describes the power of compounding returns through a hypothetical example of investing Rs. 10,000 in shares of an unnamed company in 1980. Through a series of stock splits and bonuses declared by the company over 26 years, the original investment grows to be worth over Rs. 200 crores. The company is revealed to be Wipro. Examples are also given of investments in other companies like Cipla and Infosys demonstrating large returns through long-term compounding.

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