A strong start to the monsoon, real wage growth turning positive since mid-FY25, and easing inflation are reviving household savings and boosting demand for FMCG, low-end two-wheelers, durables, and affordable housing.
Swiggy lost its first mover advantage in food delivery, while on the QC front, Swiggy is caught between an efficient Zomato and aggressor Zepto.
The slowdown in capex in the first half of the fiscal comes on top of a significantly lower capital allocation to sectors like roads and railways, according to Bhasin
Pranav Dipak Desai accepted that he used to recommend trades to his father and operate his mother's account.
Agarwal is bullish on ICICI Bank, Eicher Motors, Tata Motors and Zomato as he sees further growth in the markets owing to positive investor sentiments
The banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector, a key contributor to FY23 earnings growth at 195 percent, will likely slow down to 43 percent in FY24
Among Nifty 200 companies, BPCL, Tata Motors, Oberoi Realty, ACC, and Dalmia Bharat attracted the biggest earnings-per-stock upgrades from Ambit Capital.
In the consumer staples space, Agarwal believes the worst of the margin compression for companies could get over in the June quarter. “We can see a very sharp rebound in margins for consumer staples,” he said.
The promoters own 44 percent, Asian private equity fund ADV Partners nearly 21 percent and Goldman Sach entities 4.86 percent of the Gurugram-based company.
Ambit has initiated a buy call on Tata Steel with a target of Rs 550 which translates into an upside of over 40 percent from March 3 closing level of Rs 387 on the BSE.
The strategy has always been the same – to remain true to the Coffee Can investment philosophy, irrespective of the marcoeconomic situation and business cycle, says Manish Jain.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Pramod Gubbi, Head of Equity at Ambit Capital, spoke about his reading of the market and his outlook.
Ambit Capital has a negative view on BFSI segment with sell recommendations on Equitas Holdings wherein the firm expects a downside of 25 percent with a target price of Rs 126.
We do believe the Indian markets are currently overvalued especially in light of elusive earnings growth.
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Along with well-established FIIs, the conference has also seen participation from new funds which are showing interest in Indian midcap and smallcap companies, says Saurabh Mukherjea of Ambit Capital
There are other storm clouds as well building up as well, which Mukherjea feels the markets could be underestimating.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Pramod Gubbi, Head-Equities at Ambit Capital shared his readings and outlook on P-Notes and the market.
Pramod Gubbi of Ambit Capital sees a revival in Indian and global markets, but says that he will take money off the table in some cases.
Saurabh Mukherjea, CEO, Ambit Capital believes the economic weakness and the rally against is making it uncomfortable to chase the rally. He believes IT and pharma have a few stocks with attractive valuations even if both the sectors are seeing some pressure.
The shift the industry is currently undergoing is evident from growth numbers, which have plummeted to mid-single digits in the last few years. And for the first time, industry body Nasscom has deferred its annual growth guidance.
India is staring at an imminent jobs crisis as three leading service sectors — which have been engines of job creation for two decades now — get ready to shed jobs by the tens of thousands, each driven by its own dynamic.
Prashant Mittal of Ambit Capital says any downmove is likely to find support near the levels of 8,260 - denoting intermediate tops made between the double bottom formation.
Prevailing conditions aren‘t conducive for a big rally in the markets in the short term, Saurabh Mukherjea told CNBC-TV18. The brokerage house had in November scrapped its FY17 Sensex target of 29,500 in view of the government‘s demonetisation drive. Ambit Capital‘s FY18 Sensex target stands at 29,000.