Mid-Cap Stocks To Buy Today—Shipping Corporation, AU Small Finance Bank Among Others
Kunal Rambhia, founder of The Street, has recommended two mid-cap stocks for investors to consider.

Market experts have identified several mid-cap stocks that present promising investment opportunities for Monday. These recommendations come from seasoned professionals who have analysed the market trends and financial health of these companies.
Kunal Rambhia, founder of The Street, has recommended two mid-cap stocks for investors to consider.
He suggests buying AU Bank with a target price of Rs 740 and a stop-loss at Rs 685. AU Bank is a prominent player in the small finance banking sector, known for its strong financial performance and innovative banking solutions.
Rambhia also recommends buying Dabur with a target price of Rs 535 and a stop-loss at Rs 470. Dabur is one of India's leading consumer goods companies, specialising in health and wellness products.
Aditya Agarwala, head of research and investments, Invest4edu has identified Coforge Ltd. as a promising mid-cap stock.
Agarwala recommends buying Coforge with a target price of Rs 9,000 and a stop-loss at Rs 8,100. Coforge, formerly known as NIIT Technologies, is a global IT solutions provider offering services in digital supply chain management, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and data management.
Gaurav Sharma, associate VP and head of research Globe Capital, highlighted Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. as a key mid-cap stock
Sharma suggests buying SCI with a target price of Rs 220 and a stop-loss at Rs 194. SCI is a major player in the shipping and logistics industry, providing a wide range of maritime services.
These mid-cap stocks offer a balance between growth potential and stability, making them attractive to investors looking for moderate risk and reward.
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