Shares of Tata Consultancy and Wipro gained ground on Thursday. While TCS hit a fresh high on better-than-expected financial performance for the July - September 2020 quarter (Q2FY21) and the proposed buyback of shares amount to Rs 16,000 crore at Rs 3,000 apiece, Wipro surged 5 per cent at Rs 353, hitting a fresh over 20-year high on the BSE after the company said the board will consider a buyback proposal on Tuesday, October 13.
"We are increasing the target multiple for a fourth time in five months, now to 40x (from 30x) as we strongly believe that the best way to capture an upcycle is to jack up the multiples upfront while earnings would follow. We expect CAGRs of 15% in revenue and 22% in earnings over FY23–27E. Maintain ‘BUY’," wrote Sandip Agarwal, an analyst trading the company at Edelweiss Securities in an October 7 co-authored note with Pranav Kshatriya.
"We are increasing the target multiple for a fourth time in five months, now to 40x (from 30x) as we strongly believe that the best way to capture an upcycle is to jack up the multiples upfront while earnings would follow. We expect CAGRs of 15% in revenue and 22% in earnings over FY23–27E. Maintain ‘BUY’," wrote Sandip Agarwal, an analyst trading the company at Edelweiss Securities in an October 7 co-authored note with Pranav Kshatriya.

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