As India steps into Samvat 2081, HDFC Securities has unveiled its top stock picks for the upcoming Diwali year, selecting ten stocks spanning across industries that are poised to perform well. With a mix of public sector, mid-cap, and large-cap stocks, the report anticipates moderate returns with higher volatility in the coming year. Below is an overview of their Diwali stock recommendations:

Stock Sector LTP Buy Range Target Time Horizon
Bank of India Public Sector Banks ₹105 ₹96-106 ₹132 Till Next Diwali
JK Lakshmi Cement Cement (North India) ₹811 ₹738-819 ₹936 Till Next Diwali
Jyothy Labs Personal Care (Large Cap) ₹528 ₹480-533 ₹600 Till Next Diwali
L&T Finance Investment and Others (NBFC) ₹168 ₹153-170 ₹219 Till Next Diwali
National Aluminium Company Aluminium ₹218 ₹198-220 ₹270 Till Next Diwali
Navin Fluorine International Chemicals (Inorganic) ₹3362 ₹3059-3396 ₹3948 Till Next Diwali
NCC Ltd Construction and Infrastructure ₹300 ₹273-303 ₹363 Till Next Diwali
PNB Housing Finance Housing Finance (NBFC) ₹981 ₹893-991 ₹1160 Till Next Diwali
Reliance Industries Refineries & Marketing ₹2689 ₹2447-2716 ₹3243 Till Next Diwali
State Bank of India Public Sector Banks ₹805 ₹733-813 ₹960 Till Next Diwali

 

The report recommends these stocks for their sector-specific potential, supported by India’s vibrant growth story, demographic advantages, and the government’s infrastructure spending. The table lists the stocks with their respective buy ranges and target prices by the next Diwali.

Each of these stocks is carefully chosen based on industry trends, operational efficiencies, and strategic growth triggers, making them attractive investment options for Samvat 2081.

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