#Munger
1)I rub my nose in my own mistakes
2)Try to keep it simple and fundamental
3)Margin of safety
4)Just try to avoid being stupid (than being smart)
5)Put them on "too hard" pile and leave them there
6)Accept Limitations **
@trengriffin@jasonzweigwsj@farnamjake1
India’s charging infra is thin: 29,000 public stations in 2025, but the charger‑to‑EV ratio is 1:235, far below the global norm of 6–20 EVs per charger.
⚡ Charger network numbers highlight a critical bottleneck.
EVs were just 8% of new registrations in 2025, far below the 30% target by 2030.
Breakdown:
2‑wheelers = 57% of EV sales,
3‑wheelers = 35%.
👉 Snapshot: 2W/3W dominate India’s EV story.
India’s EV car adoption lags: <5% penetration in 2025, lower than Vietnam & Thailand, despite being Asia-Pacific’s 2nd‑largest car market.
By contrast, China >50% and Europe >20% EV share in new car sales.
@a_basumallick Hind Rectifiers’ 10X in 5 years pitch looks shaky: guiding only 30% growth next year, order book just ~₹900cr, no cash for acquisitions. Loco opportunity = 1600 × 20% × ₹1.5cr ≈ ₹450cr — puny vs billion dollar target.. Thoughts sir ?
@somnath1978 We might already have excess name plate capacity. Transmission and distribution bottlenecks is what requires attention, capital and leadership.