Blue Star shares in focus after guidance downgrade for FY26
According to CNBC-TV18, the company has slashed its FY26 revenue growth guidance from 20% to 10%, marking a significant pullback in expectations.
In addition to the topline downgrade, Blue Star has also trimmed its EBIT margin guidance, although the exact revised margin figure hasn't been disclosed yet. This double cut in guidance has raised concerns among investors and analysts about the near-term business momentum.
Blue Star shares traded between ₹1,735.20 and ₹1,813.20 in today's session, opening at ₹1,735.20. The stock had closed at ₹1,770.40 in the previous session. In the past 52 weeks, it has touched a low of ₹1,521.00 and a high of ₹2,417.00.
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