Aggressive expansion and good execution are expected to could keep growth rates elevated going ahead
Sharp run in stock prices over the past three months, however, caps near term upside
Despite rising debt, margin pressures, the company has maintained its FY22 guidance
Valuations, however, cap upsides in the near term
Decision by the panel on tobacco tax remains the key trigger
Cost pressures to sustain as company is committed to increasing advertising spends
Up to 45 per cent of its revenues at risk due to new draft policy
Margin disappointment weighs on stock, which has gained 47% in 3 months
Overall growth is likely to remain strong
Sharp rally in stocks, however, captures near term upsides, say analysts
The disappointment was the flattish performance in business from its top client whose share of revenues now stands at 24 per cent
Another near-term trigger for the stock would be the September quarter performance
Acquisitions such as the one in the aviation space is in line with goal of increasing non-auto revenues
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The company is focussing on growth and is scouting for more acquisitions
The other positives are lower gold prices, higher festive and wedding season sales, and market share gains
Margins to come under pressure as input costs remain higher
Brokerages are positive on prospects given strong outlook for oil and gas segment and recovery in domestic CV business
Near-term returns may be muted given the sharp run in stock price
Stake sale by telcos, higher ESG ranking, capex rollout other triggers