Phoenix Mills Ltd. topped six Indian share buy calls reported by NDTV Profit on Nov. 13, with a target implying 11.3% upside, while One 97 Communications Ltd. (Paytm) had the smallest at 4.9%.
NDTV Profit attributed the six calls to analysts at three brokerages but linked to none of their underlying notes. Analyst Chandan Taparia of Motilal Oswal was named for Meesho Ltd. and Paytm. For Meesho, the roundup listed a ₹252.65 reference price, a ₹269 target and a ₹246 stop-loss. Paytm’s reported levels were ₹1,925, ₹2,020 and ₹1,875, respectively.
Analyst Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking was cited for Bajaj Finance Ltd. and Phoenix Mills. NDTV Profit listed Bajaj Finance at ₹1,115, with a ₹1,195 target and ₹1,075 stop-loss. For Phoenix Mills, its reported reference price was ₹2,292, against a ₹2,550 target and ₹2,160 stop-loss. The outlet’s figures implied 7.2% potential upside for Bajaj Finance and 11.3% for Phoenix Mills.
Analyst Jigar Shantilal Patel of Anand Rathi was cited for Elecon Engineering Company Ltd. and Siemens Energy India Ltd. The report put Elecon at ₹456, with a ₹500 target and ₹425 stop-loss, implying 9.6% upside. For Siemens Energy India, NDTV Profit listed ₹3,037.70, a ₹3,200 target and ₹2,900 stop-loss, representing 5.3% potential upside.
Taparia’s reported Meesho figures implied 6.5% upside, while Paytm’s implied 4.9%, the lowest among the six. NDTV Profit gave no company-specific rationale for the calls or period for reaching the targets. NDTV Profit did not identify an exchange or quote time for its Meesho and Siemens Energy India reference prices.
The roundup offers a snapshot of broker views on India-listed shares, without a target schedule or company analysis to explain the calls. EconoTimes previously covered a separate NDTV Profit roundup of six Indian stock calls, which discussed different recommendations.
