3 Mid-Cap Stocks that Can Go Up between 26%-38%

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3 Mid-Cap Stocks that Can Go Up between 26%-38%

By Aditya Raghunath

Investing.com -- Mid-cap stocks are prime candidates for explosive growth. They are safer than small-caps but possess a lot more potential than large-caps. Here is a list of five mid-cap stocks recommended by brokerages with the potential to achieve up to 38% of growth:

  1. CEAT Ltd (NS: CEAT ): This stock is currently trading at Rs 1,340.35. Motilal Oswal (NS: MOFS ) has given the stock a target price of Rs 1,700. It says that while real term headwinds will be challenging for the stock, the pressure should ease in 2-3 quarters as the pandemic ends and demand returns.
  1. Oil India Ltd (NS: OILI ): OIL India is currently trading at Rs 160. Emkay Global has given the stock a target of Rs 205, an upside of over 28% from its current level. The company operates in the gas and petroleum sector. Oil prices are on an uptrend and a Bank of America (NYSE: BAC ) report recently said that oil price can hit $100 a barrel soon. It should work out well for OIL India.
  1. Jubilant Pharmova Ltd (NS: JUBA ): The stock is trading at Rs 742 as of this report and ICICI Direct has given the stock a target of Rs 1,000, an upside of over 38%. The brokerage says that while revenues for Q4 FY21 were flat at Rs 1,580 crore, its specialty pharma segment is growing fast and that should add to its potential.

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  • Aditya Parange @Aditya Parange
    Here is a list of five mid-cap stocks recommended by brokerages with the potential to achieve up to 38% of growth:he said 5 but there are only 3
    Like 9
  • Dev Dutt @Dev Dutt
    Now this wasn’t a bad article, stick to this format, don’t try to be creative.
    Like 8
  • Prashant kharade @Prashant kharade
    ceat is the real prospect... thank you
    Like 2
  • Vinesh Jain @Vinesh Jain
    Good sir
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  • Md Roki @Md Roki
    প্্
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  • hari Singh @hari Singh
    ceat is gud for short term
    Like 5

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