Stocks to buy: Investors in the stock market are getting some great opportunities for earning. Brokerage House Axis Securities have expressed confidence in 15 selected shares and have stated the possibility of returns up to 32%. According to brokerage reports, many companies from telecom to banking, healthcare, real estate and auto sector are included in this list. Let us know which shares have been advised to place bets.
Axis Securities have given a target of ₹ 2,300 on this legendary telecom company, ie 22% upside. Behind this, better margin, increasing subscriber base and sharp 4G conversion are said to be an important reason.
Expressing the most confidence in this hospital chain, Axis Securities has given a target of ₹ 1,450, which is a sign of 30% jump. The company’s focus is on oncology and international patient business, as well as the return ratio.
AXIS Securities have given a target of ₹ 1,150 on India’s largest private bank, which shows up to 21%. According to the report, there will be pressure on the net interest margin, but healthy fees income, controlled costs and strong asset quality will reduce its effect to a great extent.
The real estate company has expected an increase of up to 32%. Brokerage has fixed its target ₹ 2,000. In FY26, the company has set a target of ₹ 27,000 crore pre-cells and launch pipeline of ₹ 43,000 crore. Strong performance in NCR will further promote its growth.
A target of ₹ 2,400 has been set for pharma company Lupin. This means that the current price in the stock can increase by about 26%. It is currently trading at 23.5 and 21.5 times the valuation of its FY26 and FY27 estimated earnings.
Brokerage has a target of ₹ 1,100, ie 10% upside. The benefit of interest rate deduction at better browing mix and fund cost will help in margin improvement. However, the challenge of asset quality in credit growth and the challenge of asset quality in new segments are important.
State Bank of India (SBI)
The country’s largest government bank SBI estimates 17% upside. Axis Securities have fixed its target ₹ 1,025. The bank’s strong liquidity ratio will help in raising credit growth.
Avenue Supermarts (DMART)
Avenue supermarkets are expected to up to 18%, the target is kept ₹ 5,280. The company will get support from better margin in festive season, stable macroiconomics and general merchandise and apparel category.
AXIS Securities have targeted ₹ 6,245 on two -wheeler manufacturer Hero MotoCorp. Accordingly, shares are expected to rise 14%. Rural income increases, wedding season and disposable income will strengthen the growth of two-wheeler sector.
Brokerage has a target of ₹ 750 for Shri Ram Finance. This indicates a potential boom of 22%. Due to strong demand in rural markets and healthy growth in different segments, the company can give 15% CAGR AUM growth in medium term.
Gas distribution company shares are expected to boom 19%. Brokerage has kept its target ₹ 1,540. The DCF based valuation includes an estimate of 11.6% weed average cost of capital and 3% terminal growth rate.
AXIS Securities have given a target of ₹ 2,330 on this company, ie 21% upside. The company can achieve double digit revenue growth in medium term due to frequent demand and strong order book from major markets.
Axis Securities have set a target of ₹ 1,580. This indicates a possible growth of 15%. The company is estimated to grow from 10%, 12% and 18% CAGR respectively during the company’s revenue, EBITDA and PAT FY26-28.
Kalpataru Projects International
Its shares are expected to boost 17%. Brokerage has kept its target ₹ 1,470. The company’s strong order books, domestic and international T&D and B&F segments will help in its growth and cooperation of government policies.
Axis Securities have set a target of ₹ 1,686, which shows 16% upside. This company is in a position to take advantage of India’s infrastructure boom due to strong growth drivers.
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