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Stock Market Today Live, September 17: Sensex, Nifty hold firm; IT stocks under pressure, NSE IPO in focus

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September 17, 2026
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BoFA Sec on Phoenix Mills

Initiate Buy, TP Rs 2300

View it as a high-quality compounder with a very healthy balance sheet.

Occupancy uptick, mark-to-market & new malls/offices should drive a 20% EBITDA CAGR over FY26-29E, accelerating annually.

India offers a long runway for retail capacity addition, with Phoenix Mills set to remain active in acquiring new land.

Jefferies on SBI

Buy, TP Rs 1320

Forum takeaways

Chairman pointed that economy is holding-up well despite concerns & bank is focused on consistent growth & profitability, operating efficiencies, scale-up in segments like self-employed & professional loans, retail current deposits, wealth mgt, improving cross-sells & digitization

This can aid 13-15% growth in loans, ROE of 15%+ with ROA of 1%+

Jefferies on Ultratech Cement

Buy, TP Rs 14065

Forum takeaways

Mgmt highlighted that cement demand has positively surprised in recent months, with strength across segments, supporting its expectation of 7-8% industry growth over next 3-5 years. UTCEM continues to target DD vol growth & marketshare gains.

Recent px hikes have partly stuck, though further hikes may be needed to offset inflation.

Oplev from past investments should support improving ROCE & earnings growth.

Jefferies on Hitachi

Buy, TP Rs 45790

Forum takeaways

Management is confident on power transmission and distribution (T&D) spend being a multi-year growth story in India.

Renewed focus on increasing the share of services in revenues should add to growth ahead.

Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and Data Centers were highlighted as a huge opportunity in India ahead

Believe 54% EPS CAGR in FY26-29E should drive upside.

Jefferies on Torrent Power

Buy, TP Rs 1780

Forum Takeaways

Management plans to add 3 GW of Pumped Storage Project (PSP) by FY29E.

However, have not factored it in estimates for FY29E-30E, leaving scope for upside.

Transmission infra unavailability is leading to delays in commissioning timelines though our estimates had already factored delays.

Evacuation challenges to remain in near term

Expect 13% EBITDA CAGR over FY26-30E led by 36% CAGR in RE EBITDA

Jefferies on MDR

Govt has notified 40bps MDR on P2M payments above Rs2,000 on UPI; there are some exclusions & caps

This is higher than expectation of 25bps and lifts revenue pool for industry to help expand the market and drive growth

Had factored 25bps for Paytm, but now raise further by 10-12% for FY28-29e & Target price raised to Rs2150

Factor full benefit for Pine Labs leading to 20-25% EPS lift for FY28-29e & Target price raised to Rs235

Jefferies on Lenskart 

Fireside Chat with Peyush Bansal 

Lenskart’s core vision remains simple – solve vision correction at scale 

With eyewear penetration still low, Peyush sees a long runway ahead 

Company’s moats rest on customer obsession, technology, and full-stack control 

International business is net additive and there are cross-learnings 

Focus remains on rapid expansion, with margins expected to follow scale

Nomura on Lupin

Buy, TP Rs 2675

Management meet takeaways

Expressed strong confidence in:

1) sustaining India growth at 1.2-1.3x of market growth in the medium term;

2) execution on complex generics, particularly in the respiratory segment over the next 3-5 years with key filings expected in FY27F;

3) significant product-specific upside from Apixaban 505b(2) in the near term

4) sustaining double-digit growth in the medium term in other markets (outside of India and the US).

Management expects base business EBITDA (without upside from product specific opportunity) to sustain above 20-21% level and intends to raise it to 25% over years with improvement in business mix.

Lupin undertaking the implementation of multiple use cases of artificial intelligence and automation across functions and expects this to drive efficiency gains and cost savings that have not been quantified at this stage

HSBC on SRF

Buy, TP Rs 3300

India gains as China cuts R32 gas exports by c17kt during JanJuly 2026, lending strength to fundamentals in near term

India’s c81kt R32 capacity addition a concern into 2027.

Diversion of quota towards R134a partially offsets oversupply

Pickup in specialty chemicals can catalyse momentum

JPM on Cement

September Cement Dealer checks suggests

1) Southern India has seen some price hikes while most other places continue to see flat pricing but

2) demand is still mostly lackluster.

Most of feedback was as expected, but there have been some positives

September quarter will likely see weaker earnings due to monsoon seasonality and cost pressures.

A late festive season could prolong the lean period but we may be close to the bottom for the cement stocks’ relative performance

Stocks could rebound starting late November – once the seasonality kicks-in for demand and companies are able to raise prices as well

UTCEM is top pick in the sector for investors looking to benefit from the seasonal uptick in the sector.

Kotak Securities IC Bagmane Prime

Recommendation: Add, Target: ₹118

Purpose-built for global occupiers 

Six grade-A office assets within SBD and ORR micro-markets of Bengaluru 

Most of the feedback was as expected, but there have been some positives 

12.6% NOI CAGR expected over FY2026-30E, led by under-construction assets 

GCCs to continue driving demand for commercial real estate in India 

Drop in occupancy and city concentration remain key risks

Goldman Sachs on Emami

Recommendation: Buy, Target: ₹625

Distinct business unit driven by Emami’s Chief Growth Officer 

Target to grow at 20-30% CAGR, while turning profitable 

Emami’s core business also likely to see improving growth in FY27 

Emami’s valuations at 18x FY28 are ~50% below peers, and we see a catalyst for re-rating

JPMorgan on FMCG

Demand outlook: From recovery to durability 

Crude-led inflation clouds FY27 margin outlook 

Overseas operations add to earnings volatility 

Strategic continuity and execution remain key differentiators 

Earnings visibility matters more than cheap valuations 

Fmcg sector performance holds up well during inflation upcycle

Hul – Maintain Overweight; Cut TP to Rs 2375 from Rs 2425 

Marico – Maintain Overweight; Cut TP to Rs 915 from Rs 960 

Godrej Consumer – Maintain Overweight; Cut TP to Rs 1000 from Rs 1050 

Dabur – Maintain Neutral; Cut TP to Rs 425 from Rs 485 

Colgate – Maintain Neutral; Cut TP to Rs 1976 from Rs 2250 

Honasa – Maintain Underweight with TP of Rs 410

Macquarie on GMR Airports

Recommendation: Outperform, Target: ₹120

Aug-26 portfolio traffic grew 0.9% YoY to 9.4 million passengers, supported by Delhi’s 2.7% growth 

YTD FY27 traffic rose 0.4% YoY to 49 million; Delhi grew 5.5%, while Hyderabad declined 11.5% 

Hyderabad’s fourth control-period tariff order was issued; Bhogapuram commenced operations on 17 August

MOSL IC Turtlemint Fintech

Recommendation: Buy, Target: ₹180

Powering Bharat’s insurance journey 

Improving activation + ticket size = revenue growth 

Headroom for indirect cost efficiency 

A turnaround story: see renewal revenue contribution rising to 25%+ by FY29 

Ebitda margin should expand to ~22% by FY29 from ~13% in FY26 

Trading at an attractive valuation

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