We attended MM’s analyst meet in Mumbai on 20th Nov’25. The company has a clear long-term roadmap for each of its businesses: SUVs and LCVs – targets to deliver 8x growth over FY20-30; and Farm – 3x revenue growth over FY20-30.
MMFS shared its long-term aspiration to position itself as the most trusted financial services partner for Bharat, leveraging its over three-decade operating history, deep rural presence across 500k villages, and a 12m strong customer base.
Reliance Industries (RIL) continues to progress on the 40GWh battery GIGA factory, which is set to commence operations in early CY26. We raise the New Energy business valuation for RIL to INR174/sh (earlier INR 116/sh) as we incorporate value for the battery manufacturing segment.
We recently interacted with Mr. S. N. Subrahmanyan, Chairman and MD of Larsen & Toubro (LT), to get insights into the company’s long-term growth strategy for domestic and international geographies, capital allocation and future focus areas.
MAS Financial (MAS) navigated 1HFY26 with prudence amid macro moderation and sectoral stress. It maintained a strong focus on both portfolio quality and profitability.
One of the key investor concerns for Happy Forgings (HFL) has been its subdued revenue growth over the past few quarters, despite a strong order backlog, which is also reflected in the stock’s underperformance over the past 12M relative to the broader index.
LODHA’s presales are expected to clock a 22% CAGR, supported by healthy collections and debt at comfortable levels of 0.25x by the end of 1HFY26, despite aggressive BD additions of INR250b.
Shree Cement (SRCM) has been comparatively slower than its peers in terms of capacity expansion in one of its core markets in the north region, which led to market share loss for SRCM and also risks its pricing strategy over the medium term.
PB Fintech is a dominant digital marketplace in both insurance and consumer credit—two sectors benefiting from rising financial awareness, digitalization, and significant under-penetration.