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Stocks to Buy: The Indian stock market has been falling continuously for the last three sessions. With the implementation of American tariff on India, there is a slight nervousness among investors. However, amidst this decline, the shares of a few selected companies have seen brokerage houses to earn earnings. They believe that some stocks can see a rise of up to 50% from the current levels.
Today we will tell you about six such companies whose shares have brokerage houses bullish. Brokerage estimates that in the coming time, these shares have the power to give good profits to investors. So let’s know these shares names and their target price.
Brokerage firm UBS has increased the rating of Kotak Mahindra Bank share from neutral to ‘BUY’. The UBS has fixed the target price of this stock at Rs 2,450. The target price is 26% more than the current price. The UBS says that the real power of the bank is in its non-landing business such as asset management and insurance, which makes it stronger than the rest of the banks.
Motilal Oswal has advised investors to buy shares of IT share company Koforge. Brokerage has kept the target price of Rs 2,240 for this stock, which is a gesture of 29%. Motilal Oswal says that the company’s strong order book and stable client spending are strengthening it. The management aims to achieve 20 big deals of more than $ 20 million by FY26, of which 5 deals have already been completed.
Dimart’s parent company Avenue Supermarts has been included by CLSA in its ‘High Convision Outpourn’ list. Brokerage has given a target of Rs 6,406 for this stock, which indicates a jump of about 36% from the current level. CLSA believes that the company’s profitability is constantly getting stronger due to giving products at low prices, expansion of private labels and rapidly growing store network.
Motilal Oswal has given Kpit Tech ‘Buy’ rating. For this stock, a target price of Rs 1,600 is 34% more than the current Prasai.
Motilal Oswal has also given a bullish call on Petronet LNG. Brokerage has fixed a target price of Rs 410, which indicates about 50% rally from the current level. By December 2025, the company can take great advantage of the LNG import growth bicycle by adding a capacity of 5 MMTPA to the dowry terminal.
Jeffers, a pharma sector company, has started covering the ‘Buy’ rating. Brokerage has given a target price of Rs 1,150 for this stock, that is, it is likely to rise by about 30%.
(Disclaimer: Stocks mentioned here are based on the advice of brokerage houses. If you want to invest money in any of these, consult the first certified Investment Advisor. AyraNews24x7 will not be responsible for any kind of profit or loss.)
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