Q2 performance below Street expectations and a traction in CDMO is crucial for growth
Export demand has been showing an uptrend in the last five months. The revival in the global economy is reflecting in the numbers of some of the leading automobile exporters.
The SFB’s experience in the home market of Punjab gives it a competitive edge
Focus on next-gen technologies and demand improvement should aid performance
While the capacity addition pipeline is decent, the growing focus on oncology and transplant centres will strengthen the company’s margin profile.
The Indian operation is stable, but overseas performance disappointing
The only segment which saw a declining trend was commercial vehicles. Companies say that the government's emphasis on infrastructure, construction, and mining activities provide further hope for the auto sector
Tariff hikes and a growing share of high-value customers to drive ARPU growth
Better product mix helped realisations inch up though there was a slight dip in volumes
The macro tailwinds are strong as biotech firms are looking for a China alternative and the US Biotech Act can potentially decouple China’s biotech supply chain from the US biotech value chain
The recently announced broad stimulus measures by the Indian government to boost liquidity, consumer sentiment, and improved housing sales are expected to lower exports from China, thereby reducing pricing pressure.
Grounding of aircraft and rising fuel cost hurt financials, though growth levers are intact
Tilt towards higher yielding products should support margin and cost ratios should trend lower as synergy benefits get exploited
The current trend indicates modest growth in Q3FY25. However, the management is optimistic that demand will pick up ahead of the Diwali festival.
Second-quarter earnings were decent and there was positive surprise on margins and order inflows
Capacity expansion to fuel growth, but stock valuation is expensive
A unique opportunity for investors to capitalise on an auto major’s steady growth performance
Indian IT service players likely to remain cautiously optimistic although margin trajectory may remain divergent
Concern around business outlook lingers as international markets may take time to recover
The company’s long-standing relationship with its customers ensures a steady stream of revenue and reduces the cost of acquiring new clients or securing additional businesses from existing ones.
Two-wheelers and premium cars see sustained demand, while Ola Electric faces stiff competition
Investors took home a bonus on the day of the AGM but can also expect a meaningful boost to valuations from the projected growth in its new energy, media and telecom businesses
Demand outlook steady, financial performance strong, and valuation reasonable
Stable commodity prices, a good monsoon, and increased government spending in rural areas are the expected tailwinds for the company