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FirstCry shares fall 3% despite Q4 net loss narrowing to Rs 30 crore. What is Morgan Stanley saying?
FirstCry-parent Brainbees Solutions saw its shares dip over 3% despite a 61% narrowing of its Q4 net loss to Rs 30.30 crore. While revenue grew 12% year-on-year to Rs 2,163 crore, it declined sequentially. The company anticipates improved growth in FY27, with plans to expand its offline store presence.
Pine Labs shares rise over 4% after Q4 results. Why Morgan Stanley forecasts 67% upside
Pine Labs shares surged after the company reported a significant turnaround, posting a Rs 59 crore net profit in Q4FY26 against a loss last year. Full-year profits also swung to Rs 113 crore. Despite a recent share price dip, Morgan Stanley maintains an "Equal-weight" rating with a Rs 245 target, citing strong business growth.
Titan shares a golden compounder? Why Morgan Stanley thinks Tata Group stock could rally to Rs 5,182
Morgan Stanley has named Titan Company its top pick, calling it 'The Golden Compounder'. Recent concerns about regulatory restrictions have overshadowed the company's strong performance. Despite a recent duty hike on gold and silver, Morgan Stanley sees an attractive entry opportunity. Nomura also believes the impact on Titan is manageable. Organized players are expected to gain market share.
LG Electronics India shares fall 4% after Q4 results. What is Morgan Stanley saying?
LG India shares fell to ₹1,474 on BSE after Q4FY26 net profit dropped 8% YoY to ₹693 crore, even as revenue grew 8% to ₹8,054 crore. Sequentially, however, the picture was stronger — profit surged 672% and revenue nearly doubled QoQ from a weak Q3.
BSE vs MCX: Which stock are you betting on? Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, others have their say - The Economic Times
BSE vs MCX: Which stock are you betting on? Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, others have their sayThe Economic Times
BSE vs MCX: Which stock are you betting on? Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, others have their say
Amidst market volatility, Indian stock exchanges BSE and MCX have seen significant rallies, driven by increased trading activity. Both reported strong Q4 earnings. While Jefferies and ICICI Securities remain cautious on BSE, citing stagnant market share, brokerages like HDFC Securities and Morgan Stanley are more optimistic about MCX, highlighting its growth drivers in commodity trading.
TVS Motor Shares Jump As Morgan Stanley Eyes 30-Day Uptrend — Check Target Price
Shares of TVS Motor Company opened at Rs 3,285.40 on the NSE, over 1% higher than its previous close of Rs 3,283.40. The stock gained momentum and rose nearly 3% to hit an intraday high of Rs 3,368 apiece on the NSE.
SpaceX IPO: Goldman Sachs leads on cover; Bank of America, Citi, JPMorgan in lineup, says report
Goldman Sachs leads SpaceX IPO targeting up to $75 billion and over $2 trillion valuation, with Morgan Stanley and other banks on the deal; details may change as talks continue
Morgan Stanley Names Top Utility Stocks for Europe’s Energy Shift - Investing.com India
Morgan Stanley Names Top Utility Stocks for Europe’s Energy ShiftInvesting.com India
Muthoot Finance shares crash 8% even after Q4 net profit soars 105% YoY. Here’s what Jefferies, Morgan Stanley say
Muthoot Finance's shares plunged over 8% despite reporting a 105% year-on-year surge in net profit to Rs 3,086 crore for Q4 FY26. The company also saw a significant 68.5% rise in revenue and a 95% increase in full-year profit. Analysts from Jefferies and Morgan Stanley maintained 'Buy' and 'Overweight' ratings respectively, though target prices were adjusted.
Jio Financial block deal: Goldman Sachs sells over 26.75 lakh shares worth Rs 62 crore
Jio Financial Services saw a ₹62 crore block deal as Goldman Sachs sold 26.75 lakh shares to Morgan Stanley. The stock gained 1.12% despite weak one-year performance and a 14% YoY profit decline in Q4FY26, even as revenue and AUM posted strong growth during the quarter.
Bharti Airtel shares gain over 2% after Q4 results. Why Morgan Stanley sees more upside
Shares of Bharti Airtel rose over 2% on Thursday despite a 34% YoY fall in March-quarter consolidated net profit to Rs 7,325 crore. Investors focused on strong operational performance, with revenue climbing 16% to Rs 55,383 crore. Growth was led by steady momentum in the India business and resilient Africa operations, while India revenue, including passive infrastructure services, rose 8% year-on-year.