Despite a volatile 2026 marked by persistent foreign institutional investor (FII) selling and inflation concerns stemming from the West Asia crisis, InCred Equities has identified selective opportunities in the midcap segment. In its latest report, the brokerage has shortlisted six midcap stocks across various sectors, which it believes offer attractive valuations and the potential upside of up to 54 per cent. Here is the complete list:
InCred Equities has assigned a target price of Rs 705 to Container Corporation of India, indicating a potential upside of 54 per cent over its current market price of Rs 457.
InCred Equities has assigned a target price of Rs 1,450 to Home First Finance Company India, implying a potential upside of 21 per cent from its current market price of Rs 1,202.
InCred Equities has assigned a target price of Rs 300 to Diamond Power Infrastructure, implying a potential upside of 25 per cent from its current market price of Rs 239.
InCred Equities has assigned a target price of Rs 1,650 to Aavas Financiers, indicating a potential upside of 9.6 per cent from its current market price of Rs 1,505.
The Indian equity benchmark indices recorded strong gains on Friday, July 10, with the Sensex and Nifty ending 1 per cent higher, taking their winning run to the second day, helped by a rally in information technology (IT), financial stocks, and realty stocks and positive global cues boosted investor sentiment.
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