This week, we highlight three stocks that have caught the attention of analysts. From a leading motorcycle manufacturer to a popular food delivery platform, and a sector in real estate, here are the top brokerage calls.
Hero MotocorpZomatoReal EstateStock MarketAnalyst RecommendationsReal Estate NewsDec 06, 2024
Analysts at a leading brokerage firm have maintained a 'Buy' rating on Hero MotoCorp, citing its strong market position and innovative product strategy.
The upgrade to a 'Buy' rating is based on Zomato's robust user base, strong revenue prospects, and strategic initiatives to enhance user experience.
The real estate sector in India has faced challenges such as regulatory changes, economic slowdown, and funding issues. However, recent government initiatives and improving market sentiment are expected to drive growth.
The key drivers of growth for Hero MotoCorp include its strong market position, innovative product lineup, and focus on electric vehicles.
Real estate companies with a strong balance sheet, diverse project portfolio, and financial stability are well-positioned to capitalize on market recovery.
DLF says removal of indexation benefit will not affect sales, despite concerns from real estate experts.
Mumbai records second-highest rise in prime residential property prices globally, driven by robust demand for premium properties.
Mumbai, October 03, 2024: Ekatva Group announces an ambitious new project, Orbit Business Hub, offering businesses a prime location, luxurious amenities, and budget-friendly price tags in Thane's thriving commercial real estate landscape.
Kanakapura Road in Bangalore is experiencing a significant real estate boom due to improved infrastructure, green surroundings, and affordable property prices. Prominent developer Shrinivas Rao highlights the area's transformation and growing appeal to ho
According to PropEquity, India's key property market, Delhi NCR has shown a resilient performance during the December quarter, with housing sales and prices witnessing a robust growth of 25% in 2024.
Mumbai's real estate market is witnessing a significant shift, with luxury apartments dominating the post-COVID boom. While the premium segment is thriving, affordable housing continues to play a crucial role in the city's housing landscape.