Archive · 7 Aug 2026
Brokerages issue mixed price targets for Samvardhana Motherson after rally
Samvardhana Motherson is a big company that makes parts for cars and other things.
People called stock analysts study companies and tell investors what they think the shares are worth.
After the company shared its latest quarterly money results, its stock price went up by 8 percent.
The analysts do not all agree about the company.
Some say the shares are a good buy and could be worth up to 195 rupees.
Others are more careful and think a fair price is only 115 rupees.
Car-making around the world slowed down a little because of weakness in China, which worries some analysts.
But the company is building new factories and starting to make electronics, which could help it grow.
Most analysts believe the company will do well in the long run.
SAMIL shares rallied 8%, prompting a fresh round of brokerage ratings and price targets following Q1 results.
Price targets range from Citi's Street-low Rs 115 to ICICI Securities' Rs 195, with the consensus target at Rs 167.57.
Jefferies (Buy, Rs 190), CLSA (Accumulate, Rs 190), Morgan Stanley (Overweight, Rs 173), Investec (Buy, Rs 185), JPMorgan (Rs 170) and Goldman Sachs (Rs 158) all issued ratings or targets.
Global light vehicle production fell 1.8% YoY in Q1 on weakness in China, though demand is expected to improve on European OEM launches and North American commercial vehicle strength.
Brokerages cite consumer electronics ramp-up (a third mother plant of 41 mnpa units from 3QFY27), Rs 7,500 crore capex and rising orderbooks as key growth drivers.
- Who
- Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (SAMIL), an Indian auto components maker, and multiple global brokerages including Jefferies, CLSA, Morgan Stanley, Investec, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citi, ICICI Securities, Nomura, Emkay, HDFC Securities and Nuvama.
- What
- A fresh round of brokerage ratings and price targets on SAMIL shares after Q1 results, spanning Citi's Street-low target of Rs 115 to ICICI Securities' Street-high of Rs 195, with a consensus target of Rs 167.57.
- When
- Following the company's Q1 results and an 8% share price rally; the exact dates and fiscal year are not specified in the articles.
- Where
- India's stock market, with SAMIL's business spanning global markets including Europe, North America and China.
- Why
- Because Q1 performance and growth drivers such as consumer electronics expansion, greenfield capacity ramp-ups, M&A integration and a recovering auto industry have split analysts on the stock's fair value.
Optimistic brokers
Cautious brokers
Price targets
Optimistic brokers
ICICI Securities sees Rs 195, Jefferies and CLSA Rs 190, Investec Rs 185 and Emkay Rs 180, suggesting shares still have upside after the 8% rally.
Cautious brokers
Citi's Rs 115 is the Street-low, and the consensus target of Rs 167.57 implies only muted return potential at current prices.
Growth outlook
Optimistic brokers
Consumer electronics ramp-up, new greenfield plants, M&A integration and margin improvement support revenue growth 11-18% above consensus (Nomura) and a 16%/31% revenue/earnings CAGR through FY28 (Nuvama).
Cautious brokers
The stock already trades at elevated valuations (29x FY27E earnings), and global light vehicle production declined 1.8% YoY in Q1 due to China's weakness.
Auto industry demand
Optimistic brokers
Demand should gradually improve, supported by upcoming European OEM launches and healthy North American commercial vehicle production expected through FY27.
Cautious brokers
The Q1 production decline and continued weakness in China show persistent headwinds for the auto parts business.
- Company
- Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (SAMIL)
- Share price move
- 8% rally before the ratings round
- Street-low target
- Rs 115 (Citi)
- Street-high target
- Rs 195 (ICICI Securities)
- Consensus target
- Rs 167.57
- Key ratings
- Jefferies Buy (Rs 190); CLSA Accumulate (Rs 190); Morgan Stanley Overweight (Rs 173); Investec Buy (Rs 185); JPMorgan Rs 170; Goldman Sachs Rs 158
- Global light vehicle production (Q1)
- Down 1.8% YoY on weakness in China
- Consumer electronics capex
- Rs 7,500 crore over 2-3 years; third mother plant (41 mnpa units) from 3QFY27