Top stocks to watch on brokerages today, July 30: L&T, Asian Paints, NTPC, Adani Green, Tata Motors and more
On July 30, several brokerages released their views on key Indian stocks. Most updates reflected a positive outlook, especially on Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Asian Paints, and a few other names. Here's a summary of the major calls:
Larsen & Toubro (L&T)
Brokerages remain largely positive on L&T. Jefferies: Buy , target raised to ₹4,230 from ₹3,965
B&K: Buy , target raised to ₹4,034 from ₹3,986
Haitong: Outperform , target raised to ₹4,150 from ₹3,800
Investec: Buy , target raised to ₹4,460 from ₹4,115
Motilal Oswal: Buy , target raised to ₹4,200 from ₹4,100
Axis: Buy , target ₹4,270
Emkay: Buy , target ₹4,000
Asian Paints
Views are mixed on Asian Paints, with some raising targets and others turning cautious. JP Morgan: Upgraded to Neutral , target ₹2,500
Jefferies: Buy , target raised to ₹2,900
Macquarie: Outperform , target ₹2,700
Goldman Sachs: Buy , target raised to ₹2,250
HSBC: Buy , target cut to ₹2,800
Investec: Buy , target ₹2,050
CLSA: Reduce , target ₹1,926
Morgan Stanley: Underweight , target ₹1,909
Piramal Enterprises (PEL) CLSA: Neutral , target raised to ₹1,200
Motilal Oswal: Buy , target raised to ₹1,315
InterGlobe Aviation (IGI)
Morgan Stanley: Overweight , target ₹533
Adani Green
Jefferies: Buy , target ₹1,300
Ather Energy HSBC: Initiated with Buy , target ₹450
Nomura: Initiated with Buy , target ₹458
NTPC
Nuvama: Buy , target raised to ₹401
Apar Industries
Nuvama: Buy , target raised to ₹12,100
Nippon AMC Nomura: Buy , target raised to ₹880
HSBC: Buy , target raised to ₹690
Metal Stocks (Tata Steel, Jindal Stainless)
Jefferies lists them as top picks amid improving spreads and 8–10% volume growth outlook over FY25–27
Varun Beverages (VBL) CLSA: Outperform , target ₹774
Nuvama: Buy , target cut to ₹606
Jefferies: Buy , target ₹600
Piramal Pharma
Motilal Oswal: Buy , target ₹240
GAIL Motilal Oswal: Buy , target ₹210
Macquarie: Outperform , target ₹215
Bank of India
Morgan Stanley: Underweight , target ₹110
Tata Motors
Disclaimer: The brokerage views expressed above are solely those of the respective firms. They do not represent the opinion of this publication and should not be construed as investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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