Jayant Infratech, a leader in infrastructure electrification, posted H1 PAT of Rs 2.84 cr. with 47.3% CAGR over the last 5 years. At Rs. 138, it is attractive given its 52-week high of Rs 344.
Hindustan Adhesives saw 152% PAT rise to Rs 5.37 cr. with an EPS of Rs 14.65 for H1. Its strong growth & expansion make it appealing at Rs 539 with potential to reach Rs 565–610.
Market veterans expect the BJP-led alliance's landslide win in Maharashtra to reignite investor interest in PSU banks, defence, railways and infrastructure. With confidence running high, the government is likely to adopt aggressive policies supporting a bull run post-correction ahead of the Budget followed by higher stock-specific activity.
Univastu India posted stellar Q2FY25 results with sales of Rs.42.39 cr. and PAT doubling to Rs.4.05 cr. backed by Rs.32.4 cr. funding and Rs.14.14 cr. order driven by India's infra boom.
Sree Rayalaseema Hypo Strength posted 37% higher Q2 EPS of Rs.14.7 and H1 EPS of Rs.25.6., which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.55. It trades at a forward P/E of 13x v/s industry P/E of 54x.
Hindustan Adhesives saw 152% PAT rise to Rs 5.37 cr. with an EPS of Rs 14.65 for H1. Its strong growth & expansion make it appealing at Rs 539 with potential to reach Rs 565–610.
Market veterans expect the BJP-led alliance's landslide win in Maharashtra to reignite investor interest in PSU banks, defence, railways and infrastructure. With confidence running high, the government is likely to adopt aggressive policies supporting a bull run post-correction ahead of the Budget followed by higher stock-specific activity.
Univastu India posted stellar Q2FY25 results with sales of Rs.42.39 cr. and PAT doubling to Rs.4.05 cr. backed by Rs.32.4 cr. funding and Rs.14.14 cr. order driven by India's infra boom.
Sree Rayalaseema Hypo Strength posted 37% higher Q2 EPS of Rs.14.7 and H1 EPS of Rs.25.6., which may lead to FY25 EPS of Rs.55. It trades at a forward P/E of 13x v/s industry P/E of 54x.