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Axis Securities Targets 40% Airtel Upside on Growth Prospects

Axis Securities Targets 40% Airtel Upside on Growth Prospects
Bharti Airtel Share Price Target 2026: 'Highest ARPU' - Buy for 40% returns, says Axis Securities · livemint.com

Axis Securities thinks Bharti Airtel’s share price could rise significantly.

It set a target of ₹2,530 per share, which represents a possible 40% increase.

The brokerage likes Airtel because it is gaining many new customers.

More customers are also choosing higher-priced plans and using more mobile data.

Airtel’s average revenue per user has reached ₹264.

The company is building more fibre networks and connecting more data centres.

It is also using artificial intelligence to improve its operations.

Axis believes Airtel’s African business could grow because many people there still have limited access to telecom and broadband services.

However, the article also notes that the stock has fallen over some shorter periods despite rising 185% in the last year.

Key facts

Brokerage view
Axis Securities maintained a BUY or Overweight rating on Bharti Airtel.
Target price
₹2,530 per share.
Implied upside
40%, according to Axis Securities.
Current ARPU
₹264.
Customer additions
3.3 million revenue-earning users and 5 million smartphone data users were added during the quarter.
Africa performance
Q1FY27 revenue increased 5.7% sequentially in constant-currency terms.
One-year stock performance
The stock rose 185% over the last year, while falling 5.5% in one month, 0.5% in six months and 1.2% in one year as stated in the article.

Quotes

Axis Securities

Domestic brokerage house providing the Airtel investment recommendation

“Bharti Airtel continues to focus on its transport network by expanding cable capacity, connecting data centres, and expanding its existing 139,000 km optical fibre backbone.”
livemint.com
“We maintain our BUY rating on the stock, driven by the company's superior margins, impressive subscriber growth, and increased 4G conversions.”
livemint.com

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