Stocks to buy: SRF, Ambuja Cements, Sansera Engineering among 5 shares for 44% return

Stocks to buy: Brokerage firms have recommended five stocks having the potential to yield up to 44 per cent. 

Shivani Tiwari | Feb 20, 2023, 12:19 PM IST

Stocks to buy: Brokerage firms have recommended five stocks having the potential to yield up to 44 per cent. One may consider the brokerage recommendations for positive yield.

(Disclaimer: The advice given here to invest in stocks is given by a brokerage house. These are not the views of Zee Business. Consult your advisor before investing.)

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Ambuja Cements

Ambuja Cements

Ambuja Cements

Brokerage firm Nuvama Wealth has recommended a 'buy' call on Ambuja Cements for a price target of Rs 601. On December 16, 2022, the stock settled at Rs 554. Investors can get a return of Rs 47 per share or 8 per cent. Pic: Reuters

2/5

SRF

SRF

SRF

Brokerage firm Nuvama Wealth has recommended a 'buy' call on SRF for a price target of Rs 3,128. On December 16, 2022, the stock settled at Rs 2,320. Investors can get a return of Rs 808 per share or about 35 per cent. Pic: Pixabay

3/5

Sansera Engineering

Sansera Engineering

Sansera Engineering

Brokerage firm  ICICI Securities has recommended a 'buy' call on Sansera Engineering for a price target of Rs 910. On December 16, 2022, the stock settled at Rs 771. Investors can get a return of Rs 139 per share or about 18 per cent. Pic: Pixabay

4/5

Century Plyboards

Century Plyboards

Century Plyboards

Brokerage firm  ICICI Securities has recommended a 'buy' call on Century Plyboards for a price target of Rs 775. On December 16, 2022, the stock settled at Rs 538. Investors can get a return of Rs 237 per share or about 44 per cent. Pic: Pixabay

5/5

Healthcare Global Enterprises

Healthcare Global Enterprises

Healthcare Global Enterprises

Brokerage firm  ICICI Securities has recommended a 'buy' call on Healthcare Global Enterprises for a price target of Rs  360. On December 16, 2022, the stock settled at Rs 290. Investors can get a return of Rs 70 per share or about 24 per cent. Pic: Pixabay

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