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Mid Term Stock Picks - Apr 18, 2011

The following stocks have recommended for Mid Term Investment by Broking House Nirmal Bang Securities

Redington India

  • Recommendation: Buy
  • Market Price: Rs 84
  • Target Price: Rs 107
  • Redington is an end-to-end SCM of IT and non-IT products company. It is expected to expand its business, both organically and in organically. The recent tie-ups with Apple and Dell are expected to push up the company’s top-line.

Apar Industries

  • Recommendation: Buy
  • Market Price: Rs 230
  • Target Price: Rs 354
  • The return to normal margins in the conductor business by FY12, post completion of lower-margin orders taken during the lean period, coupled with an improvement in volume, will drive profitability in the conductor’s business. Better product mix will improve margin in the oil business. The high growth opportunity in the power sector will drive volume growth of Apar in all the three segments - conductor, oil & power cables.

ING Vysya Bank

  • Recommendation: Buy
  • Market Price: Rs 333
  • Target Price: Rs 500
  • Growth in advances will continue to be ahead of the industry. Further improvement in asset quality and focus on CASA will help the bank protect its NIM margins and improve RoE. Currently, the bank is trading at a significant discount to its peers and is available at a fairly attractive 1.08x adjusted P/BV of FY12E.

Ajanta Pharma

  • Recommendation: Buy
  • Market Price: Rs 225
  • Target Price: Rs 295
  • With its niche speciality focus,  Ajanta Pharma has made a noteworthy presence in the emerging markets. Entry into the world’s largest generic market, deeper penetration into domestic markets and additional of new therapeutic segments will spur Ajanta Pharma’s groeth. To sustain the growth, the company has made substantial investments to increase its capacity and filed force. We expect APL’s net revenuesto grow at at a CAGR of 16.7% during FY11-12 with bottom-line growing at a higher pace at 30.55 CAGR during the same period.
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