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MDSL’s lack of order visibility offsets its near-term robust revenue estimate. As a result, we perceive unfavourable risk-reward at CMP. We maintain SELL on MDSL stock with an unchanged TP of Rs600 (based on DCF methodology)

We believe there will be no more pressure on earnings for FMCG companies in FY24 (earnings cut cycle is behind) while both revenues and margins should see an uptrend. We remain cautious and selective on valuation for the medium term (do not see rerating as a story); however, earnings pick-up in FY24 will continue to support FMCG stocks. We rate ITC, Dabur, GCPL, Marico, UNSP, and Colgate as ADD and HUL, Nestle, Britannia, Emami, and Radico as REDUCE

Rolling over our valuations, we retain our Nifty target at 21,500 valuing it at 20x PE on FY25 Nifty EPS of | 1,080. Corresponding target for the Sensex is at 71,600. These are our rolling 12 months’ index target

Higher open Interest in the Nifty Futures’ as compared to last series (long rollover), Lower stock Futures’ Open Interest (compared to all time highs) despite sharp rise in the Nifty from March 2023 lows, FIIS long to short ratio in the Index Futures at 1.36 (Long build up by FIIS in the Index Futures segment) and aggressive Put writing at 18000 levels indicates that downside is limited in the Nifty and one should continue to remain optimistic for the June series.

AIAE’s technological leadership in high chrome mill internals, strong growth opportunity in mining sector and superior financial metrics are key business moats

We remain positive on ASTRA given its: i) market share gains in the core plastic piping business; ii) strong brand recall; iii) product launches (it recently forayed into faucets and sanitaryware, tanks, infrastructure pipes, DWV piping system, valves, and paints to increase its addressable market); iv) strong cash flow and net debt-free Balance Sheet, with an improvement in working capital; and v) robust growth in the adhesives business

We are of the opinion that SJS at ease will be able to achieve PAT growth @18% CAGR FY22-FY25e with sustainable margin of about 25%+ level. Over & above, the team is aggressively hunting for inorganic acquisition, which can add a new wing in either technology, futuristic products, markets and/or customers

We expect the strong momentum to continue in FY23-25, led by: a) a further improvement in ARR and occupancy due to favorable demand-supply dynamics; b) higher income from management contracts; and c) unlocking value by launching the reimagined and new brands.

India’s hotel industry has witnessed a robust turnaround in demand after the pandemic, led by the rising discretionary spending on tours and travels, revenge tourism, improving economic environment fuelling corporate travels and revival of mega wedding season and other cultural events

Bajaj Finance (BAF) delivered a strong operating performance, with steady NIMs in a rising interest rate and strong AUM growth (+27% YoY) environment.