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Lesser of evils. If we suddenly moved to a rule‑based society with almost no corruption and less red tape, it would probably collapse.
That's not going to happen, so L&T remains a solid hold.
Isn't Tata already doing all that as well?
The company expects you to work seven days a week - at least that's what the MD wants.
A good example of a professionally run company.
My former Chief Manager in E&P came from L&T, and if you're just starting your career, working there gives you a lot of genuine learning - not just pressing buttons here and there.
Got a 7K per year appraisal.
Guess what we think?
I've always said it's probably the best large‑cap stock out there. It dropped because of the Middle East war, which actually gave a great entry point.
No, I wouldn't invest. It's okay up to 2‑4 sectors, but over‑leveraging projects across different fields and a few failed projects in any sector can mess up the whole enterprise's income and finances.
Better than the shady Tata companies.
It's the only country responsible for low civil engineering salaries.