Stocks to buy: Market expert Siddharth Sedani in a special segment ‘Sid Ki SIP’ aired on Zee Business on Wednesday (February 15) recommended stocks of four companies to investors under the theme 'Dancing Debt Free' for bumper return.

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Sedani noted that the investors can plan to invest in these companies with robust growth which also are debt-free. These companies are entirely self-reliant and they can significantly maintain their finances and invest in their own companies for better growth opportunities.

Four stock recommendations by Siddharth Sedani under ‘Dancing Debt Free’ theme

 

ABB India Ltd

ABB India achieved a significant milestone in order booking by reaching Rs 10,028 crore in CY2022 and Rs 2,335 crore for the last quarter (October-December) of CY2022. Its revenues were Rs 8,568 crore for CY2022, the highest in the last five years. Its revenue was at Rs 6,934 crore in CY2021. 
 
Target: Rs 3267
Returns in 1 year: 6 per cent
Allocation: 30 per cent 

 

ITC Ltd

The Kolkata-headquartered conglomerate has a diversified presence across industries such as FMCG, hotels, software, packaging, paperboards, specialty papers and agribusiness. The company has 13 businesses in 5 segments. It exports its products in 90 countries.
 
Target: Rs 416
Returns in 1 year: 8 per cent
Allocation: 30 per cent 
 

Linde India 

The company makes industrial gases and caters to several sectors and has around Rs 300 crore capex. The more manufacturing will increase, demand for industrial gases is bound to increase. 
 
Target: Rs 3800
Returns in 1 year: 9 per cent
Allocation: 20 per cent 

Rategain Travel  

It provides SaaS solutions for travel and hospitality that works with over 2800 customers and about 700 partners in 100 plus countries helping them accelerate revenue generation through acquisition, retention, and wallet share expansion.
 
Target: Rs 450  
Returns in 1 year: 21 per cent
Allocation: 20 per cent

 

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