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    Systematix initiates coverage on Timex Group India with Buy rating. Check target price

    Systematix has initiated coverage on Timex Group India with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 820, implying around 30% upside. The brokerage expects strong growth through FY29, with revenue, EBITDA and adjusted PAT projected to grow at CAGRs of 29.1%, 37.3% and 40.5%, respectively, supported by premiumisation, margin expansion and strong cash generation.

    Global Market: Porsche stock falls as MHP sale, weak revenue keep investors on edge

    Porsche shares faced pressure as investors assessed its €320 million MHP sale to TCS and a €1.25 billion technology partnership. The deal supports digital transformation, but weaker quarterly revenue, China competition, tariffs, EV costs and Volkswagen restructuring concerns continue to weigh on investor sentiment and Porsche’s turnaround prospects.

    Metals sector outlook improves as non-ferrous earnings lead recovery: Systematix

    India's metals and mining sector outlook is improving significantly. Non-ferrous companies are expected to lead earnings growth and performance. Select primary steel producers will see support from capacity expansion and volume recovery. Raw material costs and commodity prices remain key risks for the industry. Overall EBITDA margins increased, showing positive sector momentum.

    Vedanta Aluminium shares rise 2% as firm expands automotive portfolio with two advanced alloys. What’s ahead?

    Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares gained more than 2% after the company launched two advanced offerings under its Primary Foundry Alloy range for high-performance automotive applications. The new products, unveiled at AutoEdge 2026, come as the company expands its value-added aluminium portfolio and targets growing demand from the automotive sector.

    Vedanta Aluminium shares can rally up to 28%? Why Systematix initiated coverage on the stock

    Vedanta Aluminium shares: Systematix Institutional Equities initiated coverage on Vedanta Aluminium with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 598, implying 28% upside. The brokerage expects earnings growth to be driven by higher volumes, deeper backward integration and strong aluminium demand.

    Bank of Baroda shares fall 2% after Q1 earnings. Why are brokerages slashing target prices?

    Bank of Baroda shares fell after a sharp 72% drop in Q1 net profit due to a one-off NMC Health settlement. Brokerages cut target prices despite stable core performance. Margins, fee income and upcoming ECL norms remain key concerns, though asset quality and loan growth trends offer some support.

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