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Explanation: Non-Current Investments refer to long-term investments made by a company in securities or financial instruments that are not intended for immediate sale or liquidation within the next year. These investments are typically held for an extended period to generate income, earn dividends, or achieve capital appreciation. Non-Current Investments include holdings in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other securities that are not classified as current assets due to their long-term nature.
Example: TCS has Non-Current Investments of 266 crore rupees. These investments represent TCS’s holdings in securities or financial instruments that are not expected to be sold or converted into cash within the next year. Non-Current Investments are strategic long-term assets that TCS holds to earn returns or participate in the growth of other companies or financial markets. Monitoring Non-Current Investments helps assess TCS’s investment portfolio, risk management strategies, and long-term financial objectives.
You can view the Non-Current Investments for any company on Radar under Non-Current Assets in the Balance Sheet section.