Sell

Persistent reported mixed performance in Q4 — revenue grew 3.4% QoQ CC, in
line with our estimate, while margin of 14.5% (flat QoQ) missed it. Revenue
growth still lopsided with HLS contributing ~94% of incremental revenue
sequentially.

We downgrade GSPL to REDUCE from Buy, as the long-awaited HP grid tariff revision came as a major negative surprise. The regulated tariff was set 47% lower from Rs34/mmbtu, at Rs18.1/mmbtu (GCV, wef 1-May), and was a far call from the Rs50.8 sought by GSPL.

Wipro has lagged in its execution despite achieving better results and higher deal wins. However, FY25E may show some recovery backed by strong deal wins. Due to lacking the necessary visibility, we recommend a SELL rating on the stock.

Wipro has reported in-line earnings in Q4FY24, with better execution at margin front. Bookings were strong at USD 3.6bn. IT services EBIT margin was impressive, up 40bps QoQ, despite headwinds from wage hikes and revenue decline

Our valuation for Indus now bakes in the VIL capex. Our recalibrated model envisions Indus’ rental revenue/EBITDA/ net profit CAGRs of 9.3%/10.2%/14.4% over FY24–27E.

BJAUT reported strong performance that was in-line, with margins sustaining
QoQ at 20.1% (Emkay est.: 20.4%). Domestic 2W recovery continues apace,
even as revival in exports is expected to be slightly gradual.

BJAUT reported strong performance that was in-line, with margins sustaining
QoQ at 20.1% (Emkay est.: 20.4%). Domestic 2W recovery continues apace,
even as revival in exports is expected to be slightly gradual.

BJAUT: Spotless performance priced in by rich valuations. HDFCAMC: Another robust quarter but rich valuation caps upside. Metals & Mining: CRU meet takeaways: India steel to gain demand support in H2. Metals & Mining: China's steel industry needs structural readjustment: Valin Steel

we recommend a SELL rating on the stock until uncertainties settle down.