October 2, 2025
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Amar Ambani of IIFL has identified seven stocks which he claims have good upside in them
Amar Ambani of IIFL has identified seven stocks which he claims have good upside in them




Express Idea: Indoco Remedies – BUY
CMP Rs311, Target Rs350, Upside 12.7%

  • Domestic growth to sustain above industry run rate

  • International revenues driven by partnerships with global peer

  • Robust EPS cagr leaves room for further rerating; BUY

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Reliance Industries (Q3 FY15) – BUY
CMP Rs869, 2 Year Target Rs1,300, Upside 49.6%

  • Revenues at Rs802bn, lower by 22.5% yoy driven by sharp fall in crude oil prices causing weak refining and petchem segment sales

  • OPM improves by 163bps yoy and 45bps qoq; yoy improvement was led by 191bps increase in petchem segment EBIT margins, sequential improvement was led by 67bps rise in petchem EBIT margins

  • GRMs were at US$7.3/bbl, was lower than our expectations, GRMs saw 3.9% yoy and 12% qoq fall mainly on account of inventory losses

  • Shale gas revenues and EBIDTA declined qoq owing to fall in gas prices

  • PAT at Rs50.8bn was lower than our estimates owing to lower than expected refining segment performance

  • Cut estimates to factor in lower crude oil prices, we maintain BUY rating with reduced 2-year TP of Rs1,300

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Wipro Ltd (Q3 FY15) – BUY
CMP Rs555, Target Rs652, Upside 17.5%

  • IT services dollar revenue growth beat expectations

  • Guidance for Q4 FY15 moderated by anticipated weakness in energy vertical

  • Material OPM expansion was a positive surprise; company to comfortably sustain margin near current levels

  • Favorable risk-reward; Retain Buy with a 12-month TP of Rs652

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PTC India Financial (Q3 FY15) – BUY
CMP Rs68, Target Rs80, Upside 17.6%

  • Modest disbursements and significant repayments restrict loan book expansion

  • Retain long-term loan growth outlook on robust sanctions build-up

  • NIM impacted by increase in cost of funds; to gradually come-off from the current high levels

  • Asset quality remains intact; higher provisioning due to RBI’s recent stipulation

  • Re-iterate BUY with 24-month price target of Rs80

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Axis Bank (Q3 FY15) – BUY
CMP Rs515, Target Rs600, Upside 16.5%

  • Loan growth was ahead of expectation at 23% yoy; corporate portfolio drive sequential expansion again

  • C/D ratio rose further as asset growth was funded though borrowings; deposit mix improves

  • NIM declines marginally in fall in blended yield on advances; but outlook remains strong

  • Fee growth accelerated with robust momentum in retail fees; C/I ratio also declined

  • Impaired assets addition was much lower than estimated; however, bank retained its asset quality guidance for the year on a conservative note

  • Valuation to re-rate further, Retain BUY

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TCS Ltd (Q3 FY15) – Accumulate
CMP Rs2,532, Target Rs2,700, Upside 6.6%

  • Volume growth was below expectations; pricing improvement drove an in-line revenue growth

  • Growth mix was broad; client metrics deepened

  • Margin performance was in-line; to be in a narrow band going ahead

  • Premium valuation caps material upside; maintain Accumulate rating

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Bajaj Auto (Q3 FY15) – Accumulate
CMP Rs2,420, Target Rs2,666, Upside 10.2%

  • Revenues at Rs56.5bn higher by 10.2% yoy; was in line with our estimates

  • Blended realizations improved 11.3% yoy driven by 8.6% higher export and 13.3% higher domestic realizations

  • Total volumes were lower by 0.9% yoy as 16.1% jump in export volumes was more than offset by 13.5% slump in domestic volumes. In terms of products, 2-W volumes declined by 4.8% yoy while 3-W volumes surged 31.5% yoy

  • OPM at 21.7% was lower by 44bps yoy but increased 407bps qoq, Adjusted for MTM impact of forex hedges OPM was flat yoy but improved 30bps qoq

  • APAT at Rs8.6bn was higher than our estimates

  • Maintain Accumulate rating with a 9-month price target of Rs2,666

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3 thoughts on “Seven Stocks Worth Buying Now By Amar Ambani Of IIFL

  1. And the AWARD goes to Amar for giving – “BUY with 24-month price target of Rs80 for PTC India Fin” which is 18% gain in such market.

    Who will trust him ?

  2. well said Jatin.. instead of this particular call, it would be better if I throw a dart on the list of nifty stocks and buy where it hits.. it will surely give better returns in 24 months..

  3. Invariably you will find that such recommendation comes after the stock has run a lot and has 10% upside and 30% downside. PTC India will remain sideways for a long time. Another feature of IIFL is that it gives 2 year target. In the meanwhile you get stuck in such stocks, as the profit booking happens after recommendation.

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