The brokerage believes that the company's valuations are full, while key projects need to demonstrate growth
Fundamentals strong but earnings growth uncertainty, elevated valuations seen capping upside
Company says brokerage's report on sales does not give 'full or accurate picture'
State's real estate regulator says Clause 15A recognises the right of real estate agents to receive payment in the form of fees, charges, commissions, remuneration
Britannia reported its Q2FY25 results on Monday, after market hours. PAT declined by 9.6 per cent to Rs 531 crore
The BSE Sensex has surged 23.26 per cent, while the Nifty50 climbed 25.29 per cent thus far in Samvat 2080
Angel One reported a healthy 44 per cent year-on-year jump in its consolidated profit after tax at Rs 423.4 crore, in the September 2024 quarter.
Low costs, higher margins may drive sequential pickup in profit growth
Among individual stocks, 5Paisa declined 7.65 per cent, followed by IIFL Securities (down 4.76 per cent), Geojit Financial Services (down 3.32 per cent) and MOFSL (down 3.15 per cent).
The rise in Angel One share price came after the company announced that it will revise brokerage charges with effect from November 1, 2024
Nithin Kamath said that Zerodha had a profit of Rs 4,700 crore for FY24, with customers holding over Rs 5.66 trillion in demat accounts. The company now aims to reduce its reliance on F&O for revenue
Given these triggers, brokerages believe that premium valuations for the stock are justified
Shares of Geojit Financial Services hit a record high of Rs 154.60, after surging 14 per cent on the BSE in Tuesday's intra-day trade amid heavy volumes.
Brokerages have downgraded earnings estimates for a few companies and expect only a gradual recovery over the next couple of quarters
Brokerage firm Antique predicts that the cost curve for cement is likely to continue sliding downward in the second half of the financial year 2024-25
With a 55% stock rise, defence major is taxiing towards growth, and brokerages have upgraded their earnings forecasts
Revenue of REA India -- owner of Housing.com and PropTiger -- rose 31 per cent in the last fiscal ended June to Rs 563 crore helped by strong demand for residential properties, its CEO Dhruv Agarwala said. REA India, which is part of Australia's publicly listed firm REA, is a full-stack real estate technology firm and owns two online classified advertisement platforms Housing.com and Makaan.com as well as housing brokerage PropTiger. The company's revenue stood at around Rs 430 crore in the 2022-23 fiscal (July-June). Commenting on the performance, Agarwala said, "FY24 has been a year of significant growth and innovation for our company. The success of our online events, which achieved record collections, reflects our strong market presence and the effectiveness of our strategy." The company's new products and innovations, both for customers and home seekers, have gained great popularity among the target groups and boosted sales, he added. Moreover, Agarwala said the continued gro
Brokerages sang in unison about Lupin's growth outlook but stayed divided on the valuation front with many calling the current trading values - a bit expensive
Brokerage Angel One on Wednesday announced a Rs 250 crore investment into its wealth management arm with an eye to capitalize on the growing affluence in the country. The capital will be deployed to develop core technological infrastructure, leveraging AI and analytics, expand presence in key markets and develop product strategies, as per an official statement. Angel One Wealth has three business verticals, including HNI (high net-worth individuals), UHNI (ultra HNI) and alternate assets, it said. "Through Angel One Wealth we aim to cater to an expansive spectrum of clients, by leveraging technology and staying at the forefront of innovation," Angel One's chairman and managing director Dinesh Thakkar said. It can be noted that some of its peers, including IIFL, already have successful wealth management arms. The Angel One statement said there has been a rapid increase in the HNI population in the country, and is pegged to grow 16 per cent every year to 16.5 lakh by 2027. The com
Infosys is expected to lead the tier 1 Indian IT universe with the strongest growth, led by ramp-ups of multiple mega-deals, and a low base effectively providing one per cent kicker to June 2024