Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Dixon Tech Stock Drops Amid Growth Concerns
Dixon Technologies' stock is going down because a big investment company, Morgan Stanley, thinks it might not grow as much as expected.
They say that rules about importing computers and other tech hardware from other countries are making it hard for Dixon to sell as much as they planned.
Some other experts think the stock is still a good buy, but Morgan Stanley thinks it could go down even more.
The stock has already lost a lot of value this year, and many experts are watching to see what happens next.
Dixon Technologies' stock drops up to 3% on December 22.
Morgan Stanley maintains 'Underweight' rating with ₹11,563 target.
Extension of IT hardware import norms creates growth uncertainty.
Dixon's revenue guidance of ₹48,000 crore by FY31 seen as challenging.
CLSA reiterates 'Outperform' rating with ₹18,800 target.
- Who
- Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd. and Morgan Stanley
- What
- Stock decline due to growth uncertainty and import norms
- When
- Monday, December 22
- Where
- Indian stock market
- Why
- Extension of IT hardware import norms and challenging revenue targets
- Company
- Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd.
- Current Share Price
- ₹13,110
- Morgan Stanley Target
- ₹11,563
- Morgan Stanley Rating
- Underweight
- CLSA Rating
- Outperform
- CLSA Target
- ₹18,800
- Year-to-Date Performance
- -27%
- Analyst Ratings
- 27 Buy, 2 Hold, 6 Sell