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Go Fashion (GOCOLORS), operating under the brand 'Go Colors', is a pioneer and category leader in the women’s bottom wear market, holding an 8% share of the organized market.

Despite Q1 usually being sluggish for it, Bansal Wires posted record quarterly volumes (~0.104m tonnes), driven by integrating operations, a customercentric approach, presence across various end-user sectors, and innovation.

Incorporated in 1985, Bansal Wire is the second largest manufacturer of steel wire in India and the largest stainless steel wire manufacturer.

Go Fashion’s Q4 revenue was in line with ARe at 12.7% while EBITDA margin came in ~50bps higher at 30.5%. In FY25, it added 62 net (104 gross) EBOs.

ZEEL’s advertising revenue declined 9.4% QoQ/16.8% YoY, impacted by the IPL and weak FMCG spending. However, management commentary suggests early signs of stabilisation, with potential recovery supported by festive tailwinds and improving rural demand.

In 1QFY26, Lodha Developers (LODHA)’s presales were up 10% YoY to INR44.5b (12% below our estimate). Collections rose 7% YoY to INR28.8b (34% below our estimates), and OCF improved 44% YoY to INR9.5b.

LODHA’s presales are expected to clock a 20% CAGR, led by healthy collections and a comfortable debt level of 0.2x as of 4QFY25 end.

We maintain BUY on Voltamp Transformers (VAMP) while cutting our TP by ~15% to Rs11,350 (upside: 39%) from Rs13,350 earlier. VAMP’s Q4FY25 results were ahead of estimates due to higher than estimated volume and realization.

Brigade Enterprises (BRGD) posted a 36% CAGR in presales over FY20-24 and is expected to deliver more than 24% growth during FY25-27, guided by its strong launch pipeline and scale-up in Hyderabad and Chennai.

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