Stocks to BUY, SELL or HOLD: Brokerage houses have updated their views on several frontline and midcap stocks, flagging fresh buy, sell and hold calls.
From Havels and major banks to tech and other names, target prices have been revised based on earnings outlook, valuations and sector-specific trends.
PNB Share Price Target
Morgan Stanley has maintained its Underweight rating on PNB and set a target price of Rs 100. Morgan Stanley notes PNB’s PAT beat, strong fee income, improved asset quality and stable credit costs, though core PPoP missed estimates and NIM weakened, with business growth moderating slightly.Motilal Oswal has maintained its Buy rating on PNB and assigned a target price of Rs 145.
Citi has maintained its Sell rating on PNB and revised the target price to Rs 115, up from the earlier estimate of Rs 108.
Hindustan Zinc Share Price Target
Motilal Oswal has maintained its Neutral rating on Hindustan Zinc and revised the target price to Rs 720, up from the earlier estimate of Rs 670. The brokerage has cited strong earnings, cost control, expansion plans, and capped near‑term growth amid LME price pressures.LTIMindtree Share Price Target
Motilal Oswal has maintained its Buy rating on LTIM and assigned a target price of Rs 7,900. MOSL cites strong revenue momentum, steady order inflows, improved vertical mix, and expected AI‑led demand despite near‑term productivity and wage pressures.Havells India Share Price Target
Goldman Sachs maintains a Buy rating on Havells India, raising the target price to Rs 1,880 from Rs 1,730. The brokerage notes an in‑line quarter, expects growth to accelerate as RAC channel inventory normalises, and sees potential for improved operating leverage in the coming quartersCiti has maintained its Neutral rating on Havells India and assigned a target price of Rs 1,600.
Motilal Oswal maintains a Neutral rating on Havells India with a Rs 1,590 target, citing margin pressures, key monitorables like RAC inventory and raw‑material inflation, and moderate growth expectations across key segments.
Morgan Stanley has maintained its Equal Weight rating on Havells India and revised the target price to Rs 1,532, down from the earlier estimate of Rs 1,660.
LIC Share Price Target
Citi maintains a Buy rating on LIC with a Rs 1,345 target price, highlighting intact re‑rating potential, improving market share, and better margin outlook. Strong VNB visibility and steady FY26–28 growth support the view, while valuation remains depressed despite core EV strength, robust ALM, and minimal balance‑sheet risks.(Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)
