In 2025, Max Healthcare’s share price plateaued after an 800% rally as the company’s ROCE and EBITDA margins fell with new capacity addition. At a 74x P/E ratio, is there more upside for the stock in 2026?
IEX faces a binary future as a regulatory overhaul looms. Retail investors are exiting, while domestic institutions are doubling down — betting that 80% margins and market growth can withstand tighter price caps.
Triveni’s shareholders have approved a restructuring plan that will separate its high-margin power transmission business from its cyclical sugar and ethanol operations. The move aims to resolve a long-standing valuation mismatch, but whether it delivers meaningful upside depends on execution and market timing.
Despite stronger aluminium prices and improving operations, Rain Industries' stock has lagged amid high debt and rising interest costs. With deleveraging underway, a major cement expansion planned, and valuations at multi-year lows, the question remains: can Rain spark another cycle of optimism, or is this time truly different?
Lupin stocks have been range-bound throughout 2025 after two years of a strong rally. Record earnings and USFDA approvals couldn’t move the stock much. Has the cyclical upside ended? Where is Lupin looking for new growth?
Despite solid performance in cables and steady growth in core categories, Havells’ Q2 was weighed down by a sharp slowdown in Lloyd, margin compression, and ongoing capital intensity. With Rs 3,000 crore invested in Lloyd and market share largely unchanged, the question is: is this valuation justified?
In Q2 FY26, CEAT delivered double-digit revenue growth, nearly 41 per cent gross margins, and more than 13 per cent EBITDA margin. Softer input costs, a rebound in OEM and export demand, and a premium product mix lifted performance, while the Camso acquisition signalled a bold global ambition. Yet, higher leverage and exposure to volatile global cycles raise a question: can CEAT sustain its new rhythm when costs rise and competition intensifies?
HAL has benefited significantly from India’s defence indigenisation push, but the stock’s rally has moderated despite fresh defence orders and civil aviation MoUs. Still, analysts remain bullish, citing strong order visibility and long-term growth drivers.
Azad Engineering, a key supplier of precision engine parts for giants like Boeing and Rolls-Royce, boasts a massive Rs 6,000 crore order book. But with its stock trading at a 100x+ P/E, can it justify the sky-high valuation?
Air India Express’ losses ballooned fourfold while IndiGo’s profits fell 11% in FY25. Delays in new aircraft deliveries, rupee depreciation, closure of Pakistan and Middle East border, are hurting the bottomline of airlines. Will Tata’s ambition to turn Air India profitable fructify?
Axis Bank stock is nearing its 52-week high as the Q2 FY26 earnings hint recovery. Its 5-year-long restructuring has helped it clean up its balance sheet and improve asset quality. Is the bank set to turn a new leaf next year?
Vodafone Idea, now 49% owned by the Indian government, is making operational progress through network upgrades but still faces a Rs 76,000 crore AGR liability. The company’s long-term survival may depend on a potential government waiver.
Mahindra Holidays’ June quarter was a paradox of strength and slowdown. Occupancies stayed high at 85%, profits surged 70% YoY, and cash hit a record Rs 1,576 crore — yet new memberships halved and sales fell 30%. With margins at a record 39%, the company is pivoting to fewer, higher-value customers and an asset-light model. Investors are now watching whether Mahindra Holidays can turn full resorts and fat margins into sustainable, long-term growth.
A multibagger housing finance stock in 2016-17, it lost 90% value between 2018 and 2022. Learning from past mistakes and rebranding itself as Sammaan Capital, the firm is making a fresh start with private equity funding. Is this the beginning of a turnaround?
ABB India’s stock trades at 60x earnings and sits on over Rs 5,000 crore in cash, backed by a Rs 10,000 crore order backlog. But with margins narrowing and order inflows slowing, investors face a key question: can ABB’s premium valuation hold?
UltraTech’s takeover of India Cements is driving a rapid transformation. Debt is down 55%, and Q1 FY26 EBITDA has turned positive. A Rs 1,500 crore green power capex aims to push EBITDA to Rs 1,000 per tonne by FY28. The question now: can the turnaround withstand market volatility?
In Q1 FY26, Ventive reported Rs 520 crore in revenue, up 18 percent year on year. Of this, hotels brought in Rs 386 crore while the rental business added Rs 124 crore. The real highlight was operating profit: EBITDA was Rs 220 crore, with margins at 42 percent. The question now is whether this premium pricing in the market reflects a business already delivering, or one that still needs to prove it can scale without losing its shine.
In Q1 FY26, Happiest Minds Technologies posted revenue of Rs 579.9 crore, up 18.5% year-on-year, with net profit rising 12% to Rs 57.1 crore. The company has been investing aggressively in cloud, automation, cybersecurity, and now Generative AI, while strengthening its presence in BFSI and healthcare. For long-term investors, the question remains: is the market rewarding this foresight, or already pricing it all in?
In Q1 FY26, Chalet Hotels’ revenues surged 146 percent to Rs 908 crore, with EBITDA up 150 percent to Rs 371 crore. Average daily rate rose 17 percent to Rs 12,207, while occupancy slipped to 66 percent. For retail investors, the stock offers exposure to India’s hospitality upcycle, with double-digit ADR growth and rising RevPARs. But the key question is: can the momentum last?
With auto sales flat in Europe, India’s automotive market is rebounding. Bosch India hit a new high of Rs 41,945 as changing regulatory norms and electrification create opportunities for domestic-focused auto ancillaries. While its fundamentals are solid, the key question is how effectively it can seize India’s electrification opportunity and expand market share.
Unimech Aerospace, a niche MRO tools and precision parts maker, is riding India’s aerospace surge. The stock currently trades at a trailing twelve-monthP/E multiple of 65x, highlighting strong growth expectations. Yet, the question remains: Is Unimech Aero another aerospace-and-defence hype story, or does it truly warrant a rich premium?
Apollo Micro Systems started its defence sector rally in 2023 and has outperformed its PSU peers. The momentum has been fuelled by innovations moving into large-scale production and order inflow. But with the stock now trading at a 149x PE ratio, the question is: has it peaked or is this the first stage of its growth journey?
In Q1 FY26, Pidilite’s consolidated revenue rose 10.6 percent year-on-year, EBITDA grew 15.8 percent, and net profit increased by 18.7 percent. While the double-digit growth is impressive, the key question for investors is: can it keep compounding at a pace that justifies 70 times earnings?
Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Ltd has built India’s most diverse fashion portfolio — from Pantaloons and Van Heusen to Sabyasachi and Tasva — but its stock still hasn’t rewarded long-term investors. The question is: is ABFRL building a fashion powerhouse or just juggling too many brands to deliver real returns?
Phoenix Mills is doubling down on India’s retail revival. From crowded atriums and premium tenants to a Rs 5,449 crore buyout of its partner’s stake in marquee malls, the country’s largest mall operator is reshaping its portfolio for long-term gains. But while footfalls and spending are surging, rental income growth remains modest. The question for investors is whether Phoenix can balance growth with debt and turn today’s shopping boom into lasting profits.



