Zero to Hero Stocks: Prepare for 2019, Hindustan Copper to Tata Motors, check out these top 5 shares
Taking cues from Zero movie, which released today, we bring to you 5 top stocks with massive potential. Well, so to speak, these stocks have the capability to virtually turn from zero to hero!
Shah Rukh Khan's Zero has been released today and the numbers have already started pouring in with regard to its box office collection and you too might be interested in the numbers. According to analysts, it may hit the Rs 35 cr mark on day 1 itself. However, while that money will go to the filmmakers, we provide you an opportunity to take a close look at some really lively stocks.
Taking cues from Zero movie, which released today, we bring to you 5 top stocks with massive potential. Well, so to speak, these stocks have the capability to virtually turn from zero to hero!
1. Hindustan Copper: This is India's only integrated copper firm. It contributes about two-thirds of India's total copper production. The company has planned to increase its annual capacity to 2 crore tonne in the next four years. The current capacity of the firm is 41 lakh tonne per year. The demand for copper is expected to rise due to railways electrification programme and smart cities projects. The current share price is Rs 50.55.
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2. AB Capital: Aditya Birla Capital is a financial firm of Aditya Birla Group. It has operations in insurance, AMC, and lending. The company's NPA stood at 0.40 per cent in H1FY19. Its AUM has increased by 11% in Q2FY19. The Annual Premium Equivalent (APE) growth has been estimated at 61% in H1FY19 as compared to the H1FY18. The current share price is Rs 98.05.
3. Century Ply: The company is in plywood and laminate business. The falling crude oil prices will help the firm reduce its cost. The company has registered a decline of 9 per cent in its margin after the rise in crude prices and fall of the Indian rupee. Plywood prices are expected to go up. The completion of the capex will ensure free cash flow for the company. Also, the demand for premium ply is expected to increase in the cities. The current share price is Rs 178.50.
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4. Tata Motors: A company which needs no introduction. The automaker has improved its results in the second quarter. The margins of JLR have also improved. The company has shifted its focus on improving cash flow although it has registered a loss in the passenger vehicle segment. The automaker is trying to push growth by selling new hybrid vehicles. The current share price is Rs 175.40.
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5. VaTech Wabag: VA Tech Wabag is a company with headquarters in Chennai. It has around 14% market share in the water treatment sector. This over 90-year-old company works for Municipal Corporations and Industries. It has businesses in Europe, America, and Africa. It may get big orders under Namami Gange and AMRUT schemes. The company's order book currently stands around Rs 7,000 crore. The current share price is Rs 271.05.
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