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Buy, Sell, Hold: 7 stocks and 1 sector are on investors’ radar today

Tata Motors, HDFC and Cadila Health, among others, are being tracked by analysts on Thursday.

October 05, 2017 / 09:03 IST
     
     
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    M&M

    Brokerage: CLSA | Rating: Upgrade to outperform | Target: Raised to Rs 1,610

    CLSA observed that volume growth for the company is on an uptrend, while the tractor business is seeing strong demand. Moreover, the SUV business is a drag, but volumes are seeing a recovery on low base. In fact, it expects the upcoming MPV launch to boost FY19 growth. The stock, the brokerage said, looks attractive after underperforming the Nifty by 13 percent since June.

    Tata Motors

    Brokerage: Macquarie | Rating: Outperform | Target: Cut to Rs 525

    The global research firm lowered FY18/FY19 EBITDA estimates by 4-5% on lower JLR sales volume. Going forward, the firm expects new models to drive growth despite a weak environment. It also highlighted how the management was confident of an improvement in JLR margin in the second half of this fiscal and FY19.

    Housing Development Finance Corporation

    Brokerage: Macquarie | Rating: Outperform | Target: Rs 1,890

    Macquarie said that the management indicated temporary slowdown in the core mortgage business due to RERA Act. Moreover, loan growth of 15%+ in core mortgage book still possible. Listing Of life & AMC business, stable asset quality will be catalysts.

    Jubilant Food

    Brokerage: Macquarie | Rating: Outperform | Target: Rs 1,465

    The global brokerage firm said that Dominos’ same-store-sales growth is seeing an uptick due to new campaign. It sees strong demand in some outlets on the back of models and establishment act. The company remains a top pick in the consumer discretionary space.

    Motherson Sumi

    Brokerage: HSBC | Rating: Buy | Target: Rs 365

    HSBC said that an analysis suggests that arms account for 16-21 percent of the net profit. Further, it expects core business to continue to grow on more complexity in auto components.

    Cadila Health

    Brokerage: Credit Suisse | Rating: Outperform | Target: Rs 540

    Credit Suisse said that the company benefits from an atenolol shortage as it is the only player to not face the shortage. The brokerage also observed that it increased capacity and share has ramped up to 47 percent now.

    Kajaria

    Brokerage: HSBC | Rating: Buy | Target: Raised to Rs 800

    HSBC said that the industry is still facing headwinds but is slowly returning to normalcy. It expects the firm to benefit from market share gains with GST in place.

    Financials

    Brokerage: Credit Suisse

    Credit Suisse said that SLR cut to benefit banks with high loan-to-deposit ratio. In case of LDR, for many private banks, this has reached 90 percent, while for PSUs, this has dropped to 50-740 percent. Going forward, it expects release of SLR will benefit HDFC Bank, Kotak, IndusInd Bank & Yes Bank. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank & IndusInd Bank are its preferred picks.

    first published: Oct 5, 2017 09:03 am

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