Elara Capital has picked as many as 20 stocks from the large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap baskets, suggesting upside potential of up to 150 per cent.
Axis Securities said that ABB India confirmed a 'rounding bottom' formation breakout on the weekly charts, accompanied by rising volumes that indicate bullish sentiment.
According to JM Financial, BHEL, Waaree Energies , Apar Industries, ABB India and Craftsman Automation were among the top capital goods buys of mutual funds in February 2026.
An analyst from Master Capital Services said that ABB India has registered a bullish breakout from a broader consolidation pattern, signalling continuation of the prevailing uptrend.
The company's board also recommended a final dividend of Rs 29.59 per equity share (with a face value of Rs 2 each).
Stocks including Novartis, Waaree Energies, YES Bank, ABB India, Zydus Life, UPL, RailTel, CIE Automotive, IRCTC and more will be in the spotlight on Friday, February 20.
Market players expect a sustained government focus on infrastructure-led growth, with higher or steady capex allocations in the Union Budget 2026.
ABB India stock gained 9.63% to Rs 5532.50 today against the previous close of Rs 5046.15. Market cap of the firm rose to Rs 1.16 lakh crore.
Elara Capital sees Q3FY26 order inflows for capital goods (excluding L&T) down 20% YoY, defence inflows 52% lower.
JM Financial prefers Siemens over ABB India, given relatively stronger ordering trends and scope for margin improvement in FY27.
Equirus Securities reports Indian equities have eased from peak valuations after a market correction, narrowing the gap with global peers.




