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Nitin Sacheti of Papyrus Capital presented his investment thesis on Conx Corp. (US: CONX, CONXW) at Best Ideas 2024.

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About the instructor:

Nitin Sacheti runs Papyrus Capital GP LLC where is he the Portfolio Manager. He is also the author of Downside Protection: Process and Tenets for Short Selling in All Market Environments.

Prior to founding Papyrus Capital GP LLC, Nitin was a Senior Analyst/Principal at Charter Bridge Capital where he managed the firm’s investments in the technology, media and telecom sectors as well as select consumer investments.

Before Charter Bridge, Mr. Sacheti was a Senior Analyst at Cobalt Capital, managing the firm’s technology, media and telecom investments and a Senior Analyst at Tiger Europe Management. Mr. Sacheti began his investment career in 2006 at Ampere Capital Management, a consumer, media, telecom and technology focused investment firm, initially as a Junior Analyst, later becoming Assistant Portfolio Manager.

He graduated from the University of Chicago with a BA in Economics, was a visiting undergraduate student in Economics at Harvard University and attended the Loomis Chaffee School.