M&M share price, M&M share price target: Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) shares clocked an all-time high on Tuesday, June 18 after global brokerages revised their targets on the counter post the Mumbai-based automobile manufacturer's Investor Day presentation. M&M shares gained nearly three per cent to a record high of Rs 3,013.5 on NSE in morning deals, extending gains for the third straight session. Here are the revised targets by the brokerages: 

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Jefferies has maintained a buy call on Mahindra & Mahindra. The brokerage has raised the target on the counter by Rs 600 per share to Rs 3,510 per share, the highest among its peers. The revised target implies a 20 per cent upside from the previous close. 

Nomura too has kept a buy call on the automaker with a raised target of Rs 3,374 apiece from Rs 2,818 apiece earlier. Nomura highlighted the following key points: 

  • Battery Electric Vehicles to drive into the premium lane
  • The farm machinery segment has a high potential
  • Exports and 'growth gems' have  further upside
  • Expect M&M to continue delivering market-beating growth across segments

HSBC also has maintained a buy call with an increased target of Rs 3,340 per unit from Rs 2,800 earlier. 
 
JP Morgan has maintained an overweight rating with a revised target of Rs 3,160 from Rs 2,700. Similarly, Morgan Stanley has retained an overweight rating on the counter with a raised target of Rs 3,049 from Rs 2,665 earlier. 

Macquarie has maintained an outperform call with a target of Rs 3,281. On the flip side, CLSA has kept a sell call on M&M. But the brokerage has raised the target to Rs 2,636 from Rs 2,312. 

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