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The country’s growth will be drive by its states, with three to five states, including Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, UP and Karnataka expected to reach $ 1 trn-mark
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GMR Airports' standalone net debt at the listed company level, excluding the airport subsidiaries, was at approximately Rs 5,700 crore at the end of FY25
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It racked up $30 billion of profit in that period, more than double its closest rival
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PFC and REC should each achieve 12% F25-28e loan CAGRs and 17-19% average ROE, says the global brokerage
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Even as the Nifty IT index gained 4 percent in the past month, global brokerages CLSA and Morgan Stanley remain cautious. CLSA expects a recovery led by BFSI, while Morgan Stanley advises trimming gains on any rally
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Trent share price: Despite today's gains, Trent shares have dropped nearly 20 percent in the past six months. The stock however rose nearly 7 percent in the past one year.
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Morgan Stanley has an over-weight rating on Grasim Industries and UltraTech Cements, with both the players likely to see strong growth over the next few quarters.
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By holding leadership positions in both food delivery and quick commerce, Eternal is uniquely positioned to dominate a growing profit pool, the brokerage noted.
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The report highlights that foreign investors remain underweight on India, but there are early signs of interest returning
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While reiterating the bullish view on India, Morgan Stanley India's Ridham Desai in the note cited factors that have helped India outperform in a period of global selloff, though the risk of testing 'multi-month low' remains, he added.
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Bajaj Finance is Morgan Stanley's preferred choice among large-cap NBFCs, while HAL's growth will be led by engine upgrades, orders and exports.
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Meesho is likely to command a valuation of $10 billion, a 2.5X increase from $3.9 billion last year. The company is expected to list on the stock exchanges around Diwali this year, outpacing Flipkart, sources told Moneycontrol.
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Morgan Stanley expects inflation to settle at 3.9 percent in March and the Reserve Bank to cut rates by another 50 bps over the next two meetings to take the policy rate to 5.75 percent
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Morgan Stanley anticipates a stock picker’s market emerging in India, with a potential shift in fundamentals that has yet to be fully reflected in valuations.
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DAM Capital has a Buy call on Deepak Nitrite with a target of Rs 2,142 per share, while Morgan Stanley has put a target of Rs 3000 per share along with a Overweight call.
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Morgan Stanley said a slowdown in growth has unnerved investors, but it believes a recovery is on the horizon.
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The bank plans to sell the senior secured term loan, which carries a fixed rate of 9.5%, at no discount to face value
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A wider tariff imposition by Trump 2.0 would dent the corporate confidence much more than the base case, said Morgan Stanley. Chetan Ahya underscored that the Morgan Stanley's forecast could be at risk if Trump announces across-the-board tariffs.
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After Zomato’s shares more than doubled in value in 2024, analysts at Jefferies predict that 2025 could be a breather year, with the stock likely shifting gears into a phase of price consolidation.
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In April 2019, Blackstone committed up to $460 million to acquire a majority stake in EPL, as per an official announcement
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Over the past couple of years, Morgan Stanley and Nomura have been building systems to comply with the Reserve Bank of India’s strict reporting norms, the people said.
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Morgan Stanley has reiterated its bullish stance on India, predicting it will rank among the best-performing emerging markets in 2025.
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Morgan Stanley maintained an 'Equal-weight' rating on HCLTech with a target price of Rs 1,970, reflecting an upside of over 5 percent from the stock's current market price.
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The jewellery segment, which accounts for a significant portion of Titan's business, is expected to see a robust 16 percent year-on-year revenue growth.
