Brokerage calls: Jefferies, Nomura, and CLSA recommend Amber, Syrma SGS, ONGC, Jubilant Food, and other stocks: Stocks to watch today

Fund houses and brokerages have shared their latest recommendations on various companies and sectors, highlighting growth opportunities and challenges. Below are the key takeaways for January 3, 2024:

Positive outlooks

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  1. Jefferies:
    • Amber: Maintains a “Buy” rating with a target price of ₹8,840.
    • Syrma SGS: Reiterates “Buy” with a target of ₹730.
    • Jubilant Food: “Buy” with a target of ₹1,000.
    • ONGC: Continues with “Buy” and a target of ₹375.
    • Utilities: Highlights weak power demand but favors JSW Energy and NTPC as top picks.
    • Transportation and Logistics: Selects JSW Infra, Concor, and TCI Express as top picks.
  2. Nomura:
    • Dixon: Maintains “Buy” with an ambitious target price of ₹22,256.
    • Voltas: Reaffirms “Buy” with a target of ₹2,142.
    • Consumer Staples: Prefers Marico, Hindustan Unilever, and ITC for their strong growth potential.
  3. CLSA:
    • Adds Tata Motors, NTPC, Nestle, and Britannia to its India-Focus portfolio, removing HDFC Bank.
    • Maintains “Overweight” on PNB Housing Finance and Shriram Finance.
  4. Citi:
    • Eicher Motors: Retains “Buy” with a target of ₹5,350.
  5. Morgan Stanley:
    • Maruti: Maintains “Overweight” with a target price of ₹14,124.
    • NBFCs: Sees significant upside in PNB Housing Finance and Shriram Finance.

Neutral and cautious views

  1. Jefferies:
    • Dixon: Rates “Underweight” with a target of ₹12,600.
    • Kaynes: Holds “Neutral” with a target of ₹6,950.
  2. Citi:
    • DMart: Retains “Sell” with a target of ₹3,500.
    • TVS Motors: Maintains “Sell” with a target of ₹1,700.
  3. CLSA:
    • Cuts target prices for Indusind Bank (₹1,300) and Bandhan Bank (₹220) but retains “Overweight” ratings.
  4. HSBC:
    • Notes stable credit growth in the banking sector, projecting 12.5% growth in FY25, but flags GDP slowdown risks.

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Readers should perform their own research or consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.