Engineers India looks promising, given the strong recent order inflows, attractive valuations, and the possibilities of a rerating.
In fiscal 2023, the company’s revenue grew by 46%. In fiscal 2024, it is expected to be even better. In fact, in the first quarter of FY24 itself, the company has reported a good 30.4% growth.
Tata Power’s ongoing growth capex, strong focus on green energy and efforts to improve its traditional business hold promise.
Earnings are expected to get a boost with the expected spurt in revenue and improvement in margins.
Given the sharp run-up in the share price, slow execution, historic high valuations, and delays in fresh orders, investors should be cautious and wait for better entry points
The flotation of the engineering company is expensively valued and domestic performance will be key to re-rating
KIMS is well-positioned to seize the growing demand for healthcare facilities in the country. Timely execution and ramp-up of new projects will be key.
Robust order book, reduced debt, and better profitability augur well for the water company
The momentum is likely to continue with the festive season ahead but inflation and weak global re-covery may play spoilsport
Medanta is cementing its footprint in north India. Its aggressive expansion plans reflect the growing demand and the opportunities for high-end healthcare facilities in the country
With higher scale, strong orders in hand, order pipeline and improvement in margins, the earnings trajectory remains strong
A credible profitability roadmap for pharmacy is the ask. Although AHEL has the potential to leverage its presence across the entire spectrum of hospitals, pharmacy, and diagnostics, we remain cautious
Nykaa's results come at a time when it has been hit by a slew of top-level exits. Since April, six senior executives, including company's chief marketing officer, Shalini Raghavan, among others, have quit the company
The company, with superior execution and a solid business model, is on track to achieve its long-term strategic objectives
Growth levers are in place and the company is moving towards a higher scale
Fortis and Max Institute reported subdued sequential revenue growth in the June 2023 quarter
The company expects margins to improve on the back of cost reduction and investments in new products and technologies
Expansion plan supports growth momentum. However, valuations have turned quite high
Higher capex and other measures to help tap new opportunities
The company has the experience and expertise in executing renewable projects. Plus, because of the low cost of capital borrowing, at around 6-6.5 percent, it has a huge advantage in the long run
Going forward, analysts expect up to 50-80 bps on-year increase in the cost of funds across companies.
Revenue from the electro-mechanical projects and commercial air conditioning systems segment grew 19.12 per cent to Rs 949.12 crore in the latest June quarter.
Thermal power plant availability improved as electricity demand softened in June 2023 quarter
Improvement in industry dynamics and continued efforts to reduce debt level will be key to growth
Business volumes lagged expectations as patient footfalls are largely unchanged in Q1 FY24 from year ago period