Financial services company Geojit gives 'buy' call for Bharat Forge with a target price of ₹785 per share
May 31, 2022, 16:44 IST
Financial services company Geojit Financial Services has given a "buy" call for Bharat Forge shares with a target price of Rs 785 per share.
It sees an upside of 15 per cent over the next 12 months horizon.
At the time of this report was filed, the shares of the company traded at Rs 699.
A leading player in the forging industry, Bharat Forge is serving in several sectors including automobile, power, oil and gas, rail and marine, aerospace and defence, construction, and mining.
The company's revenue during Q4FY22 grew by 49.2 per cent quarter on quarter on the back of sharp recovery in domestic and export markets and pass through of steel price inflation, the financial services company said in a report.
However, on a consolidated basis, the margin contracted by 490 basis points due to lower utilisation owing to supply chain and increase in raw material costs.
The demand for the automobile segment remains robust for both domestic and export markets.
"Amid crisis, the demand visibility looks robust in the medium to long term. On a consolidated basis, the valuation seems attractive compared to its historical average," the report added.
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It sees an upside of 15 per cent over the next 12 months horizon.
At the time of this report was filed, the shares of the company traded at Rs 699.
A leading player in the forging industry, Bharat Forge is serving in several sectors including automobile, power, oil and gas, rail and marine, aerospace and defence, construction, and mining.
The company's revenue during Q4FY22 grew by 49.2 per cent quarter on quarter on the back of sharp recovery in domestic and export markets and pass through of steel price inflation, the financial services company said in a report.
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The demand for the automobile segment remains robust for both domestic and export markets.
"Amid crisis, the demand visibility looks robust in the medium to long term. On a consolidated basis, the valuation seems attractive compared to its historical average," the report added.
SEE ALSO:
German inflation rate hits highest level since 70s oil crisis
Researchers identify rise in neurological condition 'Guillain-Barre syndrome' following AstraZeneca vaccine