Marico To Asian Paints: These Indian Companies Will Likely Get Impacted By Bangladesh Crisis

Marico shares: Systematix Institutional Equities downgraded the stock to ‘Hold’ rating from ‘Buy’ but revised its target to Rs 660 from Rs 615 earlier, in-line with its past 5-year average multiple.

Bangladesh unrest: Will it hurt Marico’s Q2 results? Here are share price targets

A short buildup is when there is a rise in open interest and volumes along with a decrease in the price of the underlying stock in the Futures and Options segment. Short buildup means more people are expecting the prices to go down and creating short positions. In Tuesday’s trading session, five stocks witnessed a build of fresh short positions. Here’s the list: Short Buildup

Bharti Airtel, Marico among 5 stocks with short buildup - Short Buildup

The stock quoted a 52-week high of Rs 690.95 and a 52-week low of Rs 486.75.

Marico shares drop 5.61% as Sensex rises

The brokerage maintains Buy rating on the stock with a DCF-based revised target price of Rs 780 (earlier Rs 750).

Marico Q1 Results Review - Steady Progress On Key Parameters: ICICI Securities

Going ahead, the brokerage believes that the company’s profitability will remain high with improving business conditions and moderate inflation.

Marico Q1 Results Review - Margins Inline With Estimate; Maintain Accumulate: Dolat Capital

Macquarie and UBS both maintain Neutral ratings on Airtel, with target prices of Rs 1,280 and Rs 1,530, respectively. The company saw softer growth, with PAT exceeding expectations due to one-offs and EBITDA margin expansion from lower network costs. However, ARPU misses and enterprise performance could impact sentiment.

Hot stocks: Brokerage takes on Birlasoft, Airtel, IndiGo and Marico

Although it has rallied 35% in the last three months, the brokerage continues to believe that rich valuation will sustain given earnings acceleration.

Marico Q1 Results Review - Operationally Inline; Growth Acceleration To Sustain: Motilal Oswal

Indian consumer companies like Emami, Marico, and Pidilite Industries that have operations in Bangladesh are assessing the situation to better understand the impact.

Bangladesh Crisis Could Impact These Indian Companies

India’s Marico, which owns the Saffola and Parachute packaged oil brands, reported a slightly bigger-than-expected increase in first-quarter profit on Monday, helped by steady demand and said its earnings would grow this year.

Marico Q1 Results: Cons PAT up 9% to Rs 464 crore on cooking, hair oil demand

Marico rose 1.42% to Rs 671.35 after the FMCG company’s consolidated net profit increased 8.66% to Rs 464 crore in Q1 FY25 as compared with Rs 427 crore in Q1 FY24.

Marico gains after Q1 PAT rises 9% YoY to Rs 464 cr

Hasn't fared well - amongst the low performers

Performance

Seems to be overvalued vs the market average

Valuation

Lagging behind the market in financials growth

Growth

Showing good signs of profitability & efficiency

Profitability

The stock is overpriced but is not in the overbought zone

Current price is more than the intrinsic value

Fundamentals

Good time to consider, stock is not in the overbought zone

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Marico Limited is a consumer products company operating in the beauty and wellness space. The Company's principal products include edible oils and value added hair oils. Company's brands include Parachute, Nihar, Saffola, Hair & Care and Livon.

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