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We have revised our PAT estimates for FY26E/FY27E by +1.4/+2.3%, respectively, to factor in the higher EBITDA margin led by normalization on account of improved operating leverage, higher capacity utilization and led by cost optimization and efficiency improvement programs.
In a deal valued at ~USD 225mn, CEAT has completed its acquisition of the CAMSO brand’s off-highway construction equipment-bias tyre and tracks business from Michelin.
We have revised our FY26E/FY27E Adj. Book Value estimate by -1.0%/0.2%, respectively, as we factor in higher AUM growth led by proposed GST rate cuts and higher provisioning on account of elevated stress in the unsecured lending portfolio.
JSW Cement’s (JSWC) 1QFY26 revenue/EBITDA increased ~8%/39% YoY to INR15.6b/INR3.2b. EBITDA/t surged ~29% YoY/45% QoQ to INR975. OPM was up 4.6pp YoY at ~21%.
Despite a tough economic environment, Novelis delivered steady results. Also, to a cost reduction programme. However, Novelis faces tariff exposure on imports and is actively pursuing mitigation measures. Considering these factors, we retain our HOLD...
*over or under performance to benchmark index Dr Lal PathLabs Ltd (DLPL) provides diagnostic tests and services globally. As of December 2024, DLPL had 280 clinical laboratories, including a national reference lab...
The company's impressive Q1FY26 performance, which saw robust revenue growth, was fuelled by higher occupancy rates and ARPOB. This in turn led to an expansion in margins and profitability. The company's ambitious expansion plan to double its capacity over the next 4-5 years remain on track, with plans to add approximately 1,000 brownfield and 500 greenfield beds. The healthy growth and occupancy trends observed in the existing and recently acquired units further reinforce the positive outlook. The stock is trading at elevated valuations therefore we downgrade...