Hot Stocks: 4 stocks that may give returns between 15-57%
Analysts predict significant growth for select stocks, with potential returns ranging from 15% to 57%. Aurum Proptech is expected to benefit from the expanding proptech sector, while Radico Khaitan aims to increase its premium whisky market share. GMR Airports anticipates EBITDA growth, and GE Vernova T&D India foresees strong demand and earnings growth.
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Expect to see revenue growth of over 2 times in the next 3 years, while also turning profitable.
India's proptech sector is projected to grow from $6 billion in CY23 to $100 billion by CY30.
Current share valuation does not factor in upside from the SM-REIT (Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts) business (once the licence is secured).
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Expected to deliver 30% EPS (Earnings Per Share) growth on a compounded basis over FY25–28.
Holds a dominant 85% share in the P&A (Prestige & Above) vodka segment, and is scaling up its premium whisky portfolio, where it currently holds only a 3% share.
Valuation remains rich, but is supported by structural growth.
EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation) is expected to grow at 29% from FY24–27 on a compounded basis.
Risk-reward is favourable, with upside from air traffic growth and non-aero expansion.
New tariff order at DIAL (Delhi International Airport) boosts profi t visibility, with FY26 expected to be the first year of consolidated profitability in several years.
Strong demand outlook with a robust Rs 127 billion order backlog and large project tendering pipeline.
Valuation re-rating likely, as the stock currently trades at 43 times FY27 estimated Earnings Per Share (EPS) versus the target multiple of 60 times, benchmarked to global peer Hitachi Energy.
Earnings growth of 36% expected from FY25–FY27 on a compounded basis.
A look at some of the latest stock recommendations by analysts. These stocks are expected to return between 15% and 57% as per analyst price targets.BROKERAGE: EMKAY GLOBAL Price Target: Rs 290 CMP: Rs 185 Upside: 56.3%BROKERAGE: MOTILAL OSWAL Financial Services Price Target: Rs 3,000 CMP: Rs 2,441 Upside: 22.9%INFRA BROKERAGE: JEFFERIES Price Target: Rs 100 CMP: Rs 86.5 Upside: 15.6%BROKERAGE: NOMURA Price Target: Rs 2,600 CMP: Rs 2,073 Upside: 25.4%
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