Top brokerages, including MOSL, Goldman Sachs, Citi, and BoFA, have revised their ratings and target prices for 2026, reflecting sector-specific growth trends. While some stocks show strong upside potential driven by demand and expansion, others face valuation concerns, offering a balanced view for portfolio positioning in current market conditions.
Here are the top stocks to BUY, SELL or HOLD in Today’s trading session:
MOSL maintains a Buy rating on Hindalco with a target price of Rs 1,110 following its analyst meet. Management expects domestic demand to remain strong, outperforming global growth of nearly 2–4 per cent CAGR. The Middle East conflict’s impact is seen as limited, mainly through higher energy costs.
MOSL maintains a Buy rating on Campus Activewear with a revised target price of Rs 305 (earlier Rs 320). The company remains a beneficiary of multiple growth tailwinds, with innovation, premiumisation, and category expansion expected to be key drivers supporting sustained growth.
BoFA maintains a Buy rating on Varun Beverages with a target price of Rs 550. The company enters the summer season with strong capacity additions and an improved cash‑flow profile. It is well-positioned for a demand rebound in 2026, supported by portfolio expansion into faster‑growing segments such as energy, hydration, sports, and value‑added beverages.
Goldman Sachs maintains a Buy rating on Max Healthcare with an unchanged target price of Rs 1,300. Geopolitical shifts are expected to boost medical tourism to India, while doctor relocations from the Middle East are supporting higher patient inflows.
Ola Electric Share Price Target 2026
Citi maintains a Sell rating on Ola Electric, cutting its target price to Rs 22 from Rs 27. The downgrade reflects revenue cuts, with FY26–28E estimates reduced by 5–14 per cent. The valuation remains unchanged at 3.5x FY27E EV/sales.
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