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10 Jun 2025, 07:01 AM IST i 10 Jun 2025, 07:01 AM IST 10 Jun 2025, 07:01 AM IST

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Citi expects profitability expansion in Britannia Industries to be driven by lower commodity costs. JPMorgan expects Pidilite Industries' positive demand outlook as being aided by macro tailwinds, though near-term weather disruptions remain a risk.
NDTV Profit tracks what analysts are saying about various stocks and sectors. Here are the analyst calls to keep an eye out for on Tuesday:
Retains 'buy' call and revises target price to Rs 6,500, as compared to Rs 6,200 earlier.
Marginally raises fiscals 2026 to 2028 earnings estimates for Britannia by 0-1%.
The brokerage tweaks margin assumptions higher.
Citi expects profitability expansion driven by lower commodity costs.
JPMorgan on Pidilite Industries
Maintains 'overweight' with a target price of Rs 3,300.
Positive demand outlook aided by macro tailwinds though near-term weather disruptions remain a risk.
Aims to deliver double-digit underlying volume growth with value growth.
Construction vertical remains a bright spot benefiting multiple portfolios, across tile adhesives, floor coatings, waterproofing, epoxy grouts, etc.
Core adhesives (Fevicol) continue to grow, aided by premiumisation and Go-to-Market initiatives.
Benign raw material prices should help to maintain the Ebitda margin at the upper end of the 20-24%.
UBS On Multi Commodity Exchange Of India
The brokerage has paused rating under-review, with its previous target price standing at Rs 7,000.
Options volume could be higher in India similar to pattern seen in equity and commodity derivatives.
Pricing could be based on either per unit basis or turnover.
European power spot volume on EEX was about 880 TWh and derivatives volume was about 8,439 TWh (10x).
Derivatives market has registered 63% growth in 2024.
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