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Tata Consumer Q4 Profit Soars 52%, Brokerages Issue Buy Recommendations

Tata Consumer Q4 Profit Soars 52%, Brokerages Issue Buy Recommendations
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Tata Consumer Reports 52% Profit Increase in Q4; Brokerages Issue Buy Recommendations with Price Targets Reaching ₹1360.

Tata Stock: Tata Consumer Products Limited's latest quarterly results have further boosted investor confidence. The company reported a remarkable net profit of ₹407 crore in the January-March 2025 quarter, representing a significant 52% increase. Following this b performance, major brokerage houses are recommending a 'BUY' rating for the stock, anticipating returns of up to 18% in the near future.

Brokerage Recommendations:

  • Motilal Oswal has set a target price of ₹1360 for Tata Consumer, indicating a potential increase of approximately 18% from the current level.
  • Sharekhan believes the stock could reach ₹1340 and maintains a 'BUY' rating.
  • Nuvama has raised its target price from ₹1255 to ₹1335, suggesting a growth of around 16%.
  • ICICI Securities has assigned an 'ADD' rating with a target price of ₹1220.

Q4FY25 Highlights

  1. Tata Consumer's Q4FY25 net profit: ₹407 crore (52% year-on-year growth)
  2. Total revenue: ₹4608 crore (17% increase)
  3. Slight decrease in EBITDA: ₹625 crore (compared to ₹631 crore last year)

Tata Consumer Stock Performance

  • Stock price has increased by up to 20% in one month.
  • A 16% increase over six months and a 60% surge over two years.
  • 52-week high: ₹1247.75 | 52-week low: ₹884

Key Takeaways for Investors:

Tata Consumer stock has exhibited exceptional performance in recent months. The company's growth strategy, increasing profits, and b brand value make it a compelling long-term investment option. This stock may be suitable for investors seeking to add a robust and reliable company to their portfolio.

(Disclaimer: The information provided here is for informational purposes only. Investing involves risks; please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions.)

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