Brokerage firm Macquarie upgraded RIL to neutral post Q2 results while Jefferies downgraded Cipla to hold. Also, Nomura maintained a neutral rating on Maruti Suzuki and Jefferies had a buy rating on Indian Hotels.
We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources:
Macquarie on RIL: Neutral| Target Rs 2200
Macquarie upgraded RIL to Neutral from Underperform earlier and hiked the target price to Rs 2200 from Rs 2100.
The September quarter results were in line with estimates.
Following RIL's underperformance YTD, it raised the rating to neutral.
To be more constructive on the view, the global investment bank said that it needs to see evidence of a stronger earnings outlook.
Jefferies on Cipla: Hold| Target Rs 1230
Jefferies downgraded Cipla to hold from buy earlier and hiked the target price to Rs 1230 from Rs 1210.
The company has a lower opex which drove the Q2 beat. The US sales grew by 4% on a QoQ basis, but better than estimates.
India business can witness 12% CAGR over a five-year period.
EBITDA margin guidance was revised up for the year again. The global investment bank sees a limited upside after the recent rally.
Nomura on Maruti Suzuki: Neutral| Target Rs 11,715
Nomura maintained a neutral rating on Maruti Suzuki and raised the target price to Rs 11,715 from 11,663 earlier.
The company had reported a strong Q2 margin, and the global investment bank expects a steady performance.
Stronger margin tailwinds should be sustained in the near term.