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Motilal Oswal Recommends 3 Stocks with 17-30% Upside

Motilal Oswal Recommends 3 Stocks with 17-30% Upside
3 ‘Buy’ recommendations by Motilal Oswal, with up to 30% upside potential · financialexpress.com

Motilal Oswal, a brokerage firm, has recommended three stocks that they believe could offer good returns in the next few years.

The first stock is GAIL, which they think could go up by 25%.

They believe GAIL's stock price has dropped enough to recover, and they expect better gas demand and improved profits.

The second stock is Privi Speciality Chemicals, which they think could go up by 30%.

They expect the company to grow because they are increasing their production and adding new products.

The third stock is Global Health, which runs Medanta hospitals.

They think this stock could go up by 17% because of a new hospital in Noida and other expansion plans.

Overall, these recommendations are based on the companies' growth plans and industry trends.

Key facts

Stock 1
GAIL
Target Price (GAIL)
Rs 220
Upside Potential (GAIL)
25%
Stock 2
Privi Speciality Chemicals
Target Price (Privi)
Rs 3,960
Upside Potential (Privi)
30%
Stock 3
Global Health
Target Price (Global Health)
Rs 1,480
Upside Potential (Global Health)
17%
Expected CAGR (Privi)
27%/34% in revenue/EBITDA over FY25-28
Capacity Increase (Privi)
48,000 to 66,000 tonnes by March 2028
New Capacity (Privi)
18,000 tonnes in FY27, 36,000 tonnes by FY29
EBITDA Breakeven (Global Health)
12-15 months for Noida facility
Expansion Plans (Global Health)
Mumbai, South Delhi, Guwahati, Pithampura, and other regions

Quotes

Motilal Oswal

A brokerage firm

“We expect Privi Speciality Chemicals to deliver a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 27%/34% in revenue/EBITDA over FY25-28, driven by an increase in capacity of its core products, an increase in TAM (Total Addressable Market) with the addition of new products, and improving relationships with existing customers (Givaudan).”
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“an increase in natural gas transmission volumes to 132 mmscmd (million metric standard cubic meters per day) in FY28 from 123 mmscmd in FY26.”
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