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Diwali stock picks 2024: Ambuja Cement, ICICI Bank, RIL among PL Capital's top bets for Samvat 2081

Money ControlMoney Control · 11m ago
Diwali stock picks 2024: Ambuja Cement, ICICI Bank, RIL among PL Capital's top bets for Samvat 2081
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1. Ambuja Cement, owned by Adani, aims to achieve a production capacity of 140mtpa by FY28 through expansions and cost-saving measures. It plans to expand through both organic and inorganic means and is expected to have a strong financial performance. 2. Bharat Electronics has a substantial order pipeline in defense and is expected to see growth in non-defense sectors as well. Analysts predict revenue and adjusted PAT to grow steadily for the next few years. 3. Cipla's growth is expected in India and the US, driven by demand in respiratory and other segments. Though there are risks, such as FDA scrutiny, the company is projected to have positive EPS growth. 4. ICICI Bank has a strong balance sheet and is expected to deliver stable core earnings growth along with good return ratios. It is currently trading at favorable valuations. 5. LTI Mindtree's BFS segment is growing well, and the company is expected to capture both discretionary and non-discretionary spending. While margins may be temporarily impacted, growth is projected to drive margin recovery. 6. Max Healthcare Institute plans to expand its operations, and analysts predict operational efficiencies and a strong financial performance as a result. 7. Reliance Industries faces challenges in its core segments but has steady gas production and rising ARPU in Jio. The company's investments in new energy and potential demergers are expected to improve its outlook. 8. DOMS Industries has strong brand and R&D capabilities, and its diversification into different categories expands its market potential. The company has plans for significant capital expenditure to boost production capacity and is projected to have good revenue and PAT growth. 9. Praj Industries holds a significant share in India's ethanol plant market and is well-positioned to benefit from ethanol blending targets and opportunities in sustainable aviation fuel. Analysts expect steady revenue and adjusted PAT growth for the coming years.

PhonePe, G-Pay see decline in UPI transactions in Sept; gaming payments collapse

EntrackrEntrackr · 23h ago
PhonePe, G-Pay see decline in UPI transactions in Sept; gaming payments collapse
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PhonePe, G-Pay see decline in UPI transactions in Sept; gaming payments collapse September witnessed a steady performance in India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) ecosystem, with a total of 19,633.43 million transactions processed during the month. While transaction volumes saw a marginal decline compared to August, the total value of payments rose slightly to Rs 24,89,736.54 crore. PhonePe retained its position as the market leader, accounting for around 45.6% of the total transaction volume and 48.4% of the total transaction value. Google Pay followed with a 34.8% share by volume and 35.1% by value, while Paytm held the third spot with 7.1% of the volume and 5.8% of the value. Comparing these figures to August, PhonePe's market share by volume saw a slight decrease from 45.74% to 45.6%, while its share by value remained stable at 48.4%. Google Pay experienced a marginal decline in both volume and value market shares, from 35.30% and 35.55% respectively in August to 34.8% and 35.1% in September. Paytm's market share remained relatively unchanged, with a slight increase from 7.0% in August to 7.1% by volume. Emerging players such as Navi and super.money expanded their presence in the UPI space, though their market shares remain modest. Navi recorded 2.7% of transaction volume and just over 1% of value, while super.money accounted for 1.3% of volume and 0.4% of value. In September, groceries and supermarkets led UPI merchant categories with 3,126.25 million transactions worth Rs 66,409 crore. Fast food outlets, restaurants, fuel stations, telecom, and utility payments also saw strong activity, reflecting continued consumer reliance on UPI for both essential and everyday purchases. Importantly, transactions for digital goods, including gaming, fell drastically. The actual numbers, including transactions related to the purchase of in-game currency, cosmetic skins, and virtual real estate, might have been included in other transactions reported by NPCI. This decline can be attributed to the Indian government’s ban on real-money gaming platforms in mid-August. Update: The earlier version of the headline and story mentioned zero transactions from digital goods. However, these may be included in other transactions in NPCI data. The information has been updated accordingly.

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