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Jefferies Names Six Indian Stocks ‘Buy’ With Upside

Jefferies Names Six Indian Stocks ‘Buy’ With Upside
6 ‘Buy’ recommendations by Jefferies with 19% to 36% upside · financialexpress.com

Jefferies is a company that studies businesses and shares its views with investors.

In reports dated October 4–5, 2026, it said six Indian companies are worth a closer look and rated them ‘Buy’.

It compared each share price in its reports with a higher target price.

The estimated gap ranges from about 19% for InterGlobe Aviation to about 36% for Adani Enterprises.

Jefferies called Bajaj Finance and AU Small Finance Bank top picks.

It also began recommending Dhoot Transmission, a maker of wiring systems for vehicles.

The companies’ growth plans include lending, electric vehicles and airport improvements.

These are Jefferies’ estimates, not guaranteed results, and the reports also mention risks.

Key facts

Number of stocks
Six
Rating
All six carry a Jefferies ‘Buy’ rating
Lowest stated upside
InterGlobe Aviation: about 19%
Highest stated upside
Adani Enterprises: about 36%
Top picks named
Bajaj Finance and AU Small Finance Bank
Newly initiated coverage
Dhoot Transmission, with a ‘Buy’ rating
Report dates
October 4–5, 2026

Quotes

Jefferies

Brokerage whose report initiated coverage of Dhoot Transmission.

“We initiate on Dhoot with Buy and Rs1,730 PT. We like Dhoot’s strong franchise in 2W wiring harness, dominant position in EVs, and broadening portfolio. Its 43x 1-year forward PE appears rich but is justified, in our view, for its strong growth and franchise; our PT is based on 42x Sep-28E PE.”
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Prakhar Sharma and Vinayak Agarwal

Equity analysts at Jefferies.

“BAF’s pre-qtr release for Sep-Qtr shows an uptick in AUM growth to 26% YoY vs. 24% in Jun-Qtr, highest in 7 qtrs. BHFL’s AUM grew by 25%, implying the rest grew by 27% YoY. Growth in new loans booked (nos) slowed from 20% to 11% YoY, partly due to early festive season in the base when it had grown by 26% YoY.”
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