Samvat 2081: 5 techno-funda stock picks with up to 36% potential returns
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With the Indian equities experiencing pressure, analysts believe that while the macroeconomic picture of the country is still strong, a cautiously optimistic approach to the markets is advisable.
Anchored by two robust mega-caps for stability, and complemented by mid and small caps for growth, Fisdom Research designed a selection of stocks to capitalize on market trends while managing risks for potential returns of up to 36%:
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HCL Technologies Target price Rs 2,277 Upside potential 23.4%
Fundamental- The key triggers for the stock include: a robust pipeline and new deal wins, sustainable margins and operational efficiencies, discretionary spending recovery and global tailwinds, broad-based growth with sector recovery and the GenAI and SAP modernization driving demand.
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IndusInd Bank Target price Rs 1,643 Upside potential 285%
Fundamental- Key triggers include: Expanding retail and MSME lending, recovery in microfinance and credit card segments, margin resilience and operational efficiency, balanced growth across sectors, liquidity and asset quality management.
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Max Healthcare Institute Target price Rs 1,236 Upside potential 36.2%
Fundamental- Strategic market expansion, capacity growth to drive long-term potential, favorable industry dynamics, higher ARPOB and improved margins, expansion into regions like eastern UP and Bihar and net cash position.
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Kalyan Jewellers Target price Rs 823 Upside potential 18.3%
Fundamental- Key triggers for the stock are: Aggressive market expansion for future growth, growing demand for premium jewellery, franchise model unlocking growth potential, robust financial position and revenue visibility and capitalizing on favorable macro trends.
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Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Target price Rs 510 Upside potential 28.3%
Fundamental- Key triggers for the stock’s growth potential: trategic market share growth, strengthening product portfolio with new categories, efficiency through in-house manufacturing, channel expansion and modern trade growth, capitalizing on premiumization trends.
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