9 months ago
India's FY27 Earnings Growth Expected to Accelerate: Mayuresh Joshi, William O'Neil
India's stock market is doing well because companies are making more money than expected.
A man named Mayuresh Joshi from William O'Neil India says that this good news will continue into next year.
He likes some retail and power stocks, like V2 Retail, Vishal Mega Mart, NLC India, and Hitachi Energy India.
Q2 FY26 earnings season boosted market sentiment
FY27 earnings growth expected to be 12-13%
Retail stocks V2 Retail and Vishal Mega Mart performing well
Power ancillary stocks NLC India and Hitachi Energy identified as opportunities
Government capex and lower corporate debt-to-GDP ratio support growth
- Who
- Mayuresh Joshi, Head of Equity Research at William O'Neil India
- What
- Shared insights on India's earnings growth and favored stocks
- Where
- In an interview with Business Today
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To provide market analysis and stock recommendations
Key facts
- Earnings Growth FY27
- 12-13%
- Favored Retail Stocks
- V2 Retail, Vishal Mega Mart
- Favored Power Ancillary Stocks
- NLC India, Hitachi Energy India
- Growth Drivers
- Resilient earnings, strong liquidity, lower debt, government capex
Quotes
Mayuresh Joshi, Head of Equity Research at William O'Neil India
Mayuresh Joshi is the Head of Equity Research at William O'Neil India, providing insights on market trends and company performances.
“Looking forward in FY27, the base case estimates that were getting drawn out for a single-digit growth are now slowly turning into a double-digit growth, the base case scenario being 12 to 13 per cent earnings growth in FY27.”
businesstoday.in
“Mapping a 13 per cent earnings growth outlook to FY27 exit valuations suggests that markets may not appear overly expensive.”
businesstoday.in
Sources
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