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Brokerage Picks Mid and Small-Cap Stocks for Samvat 2083 Amid Market Upside Potential
Reported by Faizan Khan (Staff Writer) · Livemint - Markets ·
Indian markets head into the Muhurat trading session for Samvat 2083 as brokerage PL Capital highlights strong growth potential in select mid and small-cap stocks. This comes after Nifty 50 and Sensex recorded significant weekly gains right before the new Samvat began, even though Nifty 50 closed the previous Samvat year with a loss of nearly 2.59 percent. Market experts expect the upcoming year to bring strong growth due to attractive valuations, strong corporate earnings, and policy support.
Stock Recommendations
PL Capital has issued a Buy rating for four specific companies, projecting up to 56 percent upside. Blue Star closed at ₹1,580 per share on the BSE with a market value of ₹32,487.14 crore, and the brokerage set a target price of ₹1,783 per share. CESC shares closed 3.11 percent lower at ₹126.20 per share with a market capitalisation of ₹16,728.70 crore, backed by a target price of ₹204. Meanwhile, Delhivery shares closed at ₹425 with a market value of ₹31,854.71 crore, receiving a target price of ₹541. Ingersoll-Rand India closed at ₹3,977.70 per share on Friday, November 6, with a market capitalisation of ₹12,556.80 crore, and carries a target price of ₹5,029.
Growth Factors
Growth drivers for these firms span multiple sectors. Blue Star benefits from structural cooling demand, low room air conditioner penetration, and expanding distribution, with the industry expected to grow by 25 percent in the financial year 2026-27. CESC gains from an expanding renewable energy portfolio and stable cash flows from core businesses. Delhivery holds a strong position in third-party logistics through B2C market leadership and volume growth. Ingersoll-Rand India relies on strong domestic demand for compressors and its market leadership in air treatment and rotary compressors.
Context
Muhurat trading is a symbolic stock market trading session held in India for a brief period on the auspicious day of Diwali. Brokerage firms routinely issue outlook reports and stock recommendations ahead of this new Hindu calendar year to guide retail and institutional investors. These reports typically evaluate company fundamentals, expected compound annual growth rates, and sectoral trends.
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