Stocks to buy today: Kunal Kamble, senior technical research analyst at Bonanza, has recommended three stocks: Jindal Saw, BHEL and Allied Blenders and Distillers.
India's favourable demographics, rising disposable income, increasing urbanisation and growing preference for premium experiences present a compelling opportunity for the industry, says Radico Khaitan
Alco-beverage firm ABDL expects to deliver mid-teen growth in revenue and volume in FY27, driven by premiumisation, exports and capacity expansion, despite uncertainties arising from geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, Managing Director Amar Sinha said. Allied Blenders and Distillers Ltd (ABDL), which owns brands such as Officer's Choice and ICONiQ, is pursuing a three-year transformation strategy focused on premiumisation, strengthening margins and expanding its international footprint, he said. The Chhabria family-promoted firm, which is expanding its international footprint, expects to increase presence to 60-70 countries over the next three years, driven by premium and mass-premium portfolio. "We would have a volume and top-line growth of mid-teens in FY27. EBITDA margins should remain stable and comparable to FY26," Sinha told PTI in an interaction. The company said its premiumisation drive remains the key growth lever going forward as it reported a 5.8 per cen
Jefferies said that premiumisation is the most important structural trend, with consumers trading up from country liquor and lower-end IMFL to Prestige & Above (P&A) segments.
Pabitro Mukherjee of Bajaj Broking believes the technical setup is favourable for up to 15% upside in smallcaps Allied Blenders and Distillers, NBCC (India) and Sagility.
In the March quarter (Q4FY26), Allied Blenders and Distillers reported a 52.1 per cent decrease in net profit to ₹38 crore, as compared to ₹79 crore a year ago