Stock Picks Today: Godrej Consumer, Blue Jet, Campus Activewear, Pine Labs And More On Brokerages' Radar

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  • JPMorgan maintains Overweight on Godrej Consumer with Rs 1,200 target price
  • Kotak upgrades Campus Activewear to Buy; TP set at Rs 310 after strong quarter
  • MS expects SBI Cards April spending to decline 10.6% month-on-month
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Brokerages issued fresh views on Godrej Consumer Products, Blue Jet Healthcare, Campus Activewear, alongside commentary on logistics, cement and financial services names.

JPMorgan on Godrej Consumer

  • Maintain Overweight with TP of Rs 1,200
  • Higher-growth categories seen driving a more durable business construct
  • Positive on revenue growth outlook
  • Likes management's portfolio transformation strategy focused on faster-growing categories
  • Margin and return discipline remains intact
  • Valuations seen as attractive

JPMorgan on Blue Jet

  • Maintain Underweight; Hike TP to Rs 370 from Rs 330
  • Mixed quarter performance
  • Revenue and EBITDA missed estimates
  • QoQ improvement seen as signalling a trough
  • Contrast media business recovery continues
  • Management guided for double-digit growth in FY27
  • Concentration risks continue to limit conviction

Kotak Securities on Campus Activewear

  • Upgrade to Buy from Add; TP at Rs 310
  • Reported an all-round beat
  • Price hikes taken across portfolio to offset raw material and labour cost inflation
  • EPS estimates cut by 2-10% factoring in raw material inflation impact

MS on Pine Labs

  • Maintain Equal-weight with TP of Rs 245
  • Q4 performance slightly missed consensus estimates
  • Delivered strong operating leverage
  • Improved conversion of adjusted EBITDA into cash flow
  • Management guided for medium-term revenue growth of 21-23.5%

MS on Credit Card Spends – April 2026

  • SBI Card's spending market share declined 11 bps MoM to 19.2%
  • Market share in cards in force remained flat MoM at ~18.6%
  • April spending fell 10.6% MoM for SBI Cards versus industry decline of 10.1%
  • SBI Card likely continued gaining traction in corporate spending

Citi on JK Cement

  • Maintain Buy; Cut TP to Rs 6,250 from Rs 6,775
  • Q4 broadly in line with expectations
  • JK Cement continues to deliver strong volume growth
  • Positive on medium-term visibility

Jefferies on JK Cement

  • Maintain Buy with TP of Rs 6,705
  • Industry-leading growth expected to continue
  • Volumes rose 14% YoY, among the strongest in the sector
  • QoQ EBITDA improvement lagged peers
  • New capacity commissioned in Central India along with debottlenecking initiatives
  • Next expansion phase planned for FY28
  • Industry pricing still slow to fully offset cost pressures

MS on Amara Raja

  • Maintain Underweight with TP of Rs 875
  • Q4 EBITDA broadly in line with consensus expectations

JPMorgan on Amara Raja

  • Maintain Neutral with TP of Rs 855
  • Mixed quarter performance
  • EBITDA beat estimates, but margins and adjusted PAT missed
  • EBITDA margin declined
  • Demand outlook and future cost trajectory remain key monitorables
  • Expects Street EPS downgrades following the miss

Macquarie on Delhivery

  • Maintain Outperform with TP of Rs 570
  • Market share gains and margin expansion remain key positives
  • Delhivery expected to further consolidate share in third-party ecommerce logistics and part-truckload business
  • Scale expected to drive operating leverage
  • Estimates 18% revenue CAGR and 41% EBITDA CAGR over FY26-29
  • Confidence improved following investor interactions in Singapore and at the Macquarie Asia conference

CLSA on Indus Towers

  • Maintain High Conviction Outperform with TP of Rs 580
  • Sees upside potential to tenancy additions
  • Continued tower and tenancy growth expected
  • Vodafone Idea fundraising expected to support tenancy additions
  • High free cash flow and reinstated dividend remain positives

MS on AB Fashion

  • Maintain Overweight with TP of Rs 127
  • Q4 beat led by strong Pantaloons performance
  • Pantaloons revenue grew 19% YoY, highest in 12 quarters
  • Demand trends remained similar to Q3
  • Strategic premiumisation helping Pantaloons performance
  • Risks emerging from higher input costs and geopolitical-driven consumer sentiment pressures

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