We scan dozens of research reports from investment houses every fortnight to present you the six most relevant stock recommendations.
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| MARUTI SUZUKI | ||||||||||||
 Prime Broking: "Maruti is expected to retain its leadership despite intense competition. The company clocked 29.5% YoY growth in sales in the first half of 2007-8. We expect Maruti’s revenue to grow at a CAGR of 24% and net profits at 21.1% over 2007-9. We recommend a strong Buy with a price target of Rs 1,348." For current stock prices and more details, click here |
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| TVS MOTORS | ||||||||||||
 Reliance Money: "TVS’ second quarter sales dipped to Rs 820 crore compared to Rs 1,080 crore during the same period in 2006-7. Considering the dip in profits, non-clarity on new launches and weak motorcycle demand we believe the stock trades at higher valuation and maintain a sell with a target price of Rs 54."For current stock prices and more details, click here |
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| GUJARAT GAS | ||||||||||||
 LKP Shares: "The demand for natural gas is set to witness an exponential growth in India. This augers well for market leader Gujarat Gas. The company has clocked an increase of 35% YoY in revenues in the third quarter of 2007. Fresh tie-ups for gas supplies shall provide a good jump to revenues."For current stock prices and more details, click here |
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| NESTLE | ||||||||||||
 IDFC-SSKI: "Nestle’s revenues grew by 24.7% between January and September 2007, spurred by increased penetration, brand extension and addition of new categories from Nestle’s global portfolio. We have maintained that Nestle is the best bet in India’s consumerisation story. Our price target for the stock is Rs 1,725."For current stock prices and more details, click here |
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| PUNJ LLOYD | ||||||||||||
 Enam Securities: "Punj Lloyd is targeting over 30% CAGR in revenues, riding on the boom in infrastructure construction in India and in the Middle East. Further, the company’s recent strategic investments in Pipavav Shipyard and a real estate joint venture lend longerterm visibility. We maintain sector Outperformer rating."For current stock prices and more details, click here |
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| All stock prices as on Dec 5. EPS is not annualised for computing PE ratio. Profit margins are based on half-yearly results for 2007-8. Some financial jargon: YoY = Year on Year; CAGR = Compounded annual growth rate; EBITDA = Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and ammortisation | ||||||||||||
Edelweiss Securities: "Second quarter results were in line with expectations. Net sales were up 28% YoY, EBITDA was up 12% while net profits were up 16.6%. We expect net profits to grow at CAGR of 28% in 2007-8 and 23% in 2008-9. We therefore upgrade it to Buy."