Brokerage firm Jefferies maintains a hold rating on Dixon Technologies and a buy on Amber Enterprises. Macquarie has an underperform rating on United Spirits and Jefferies prefers Godrej Properties, Macrotech, and DLF picks.

We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources:

Jefferies on EMS Industry: Dixon Technology and Amber Enterprises

Jefferies maintained a hold rating on Dixon Technology but hiked the target price to Rs 5050 from Rs 4300 earlier.

The global investment bank maintains a buy rating on Amber Enterprises but hiked the target price to Rs 3740 from Rs 3390 earlier.

Indian electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry is estimated to reach $59 billion by FY26, a strong 32% CAGR over FY23-26.

Growth led by China+1, cheaper labor, and electronics under-penetration. The government is boosting indigenization, and components is a key focus area.

Dixon Technologies, and Amber Enterprises are incumbents while SYRMA SGS Technology, Kaynes Technology India and Avalon Technologies have been listed recently.Macquarie on United Spirits: Underperform| Target Rs 735

Macquarie maintained an underperform rating on United Spirits with a target price of Rs 735. United Spirits has had healthy market share gains vs Pernod over the last few quarters.

The global investment bank sees risks to EPS growth from likely precedence set by Karnataka for other states of using liquor taxes to fund election promises, execution risk associated with brand renovations, and inflationary pressures especially in glass.

Jefferies on India Property: Godrej Properties, Macrotech and DLF preferred picks

Jefferies prefers Godrej Properties, Macrotech, and DLF as preferred picks from India realty space.

Residential property markets have continued to see double-digit volume and pricing gains, well into Q2.

The global investment bank sees rising launch activity ahead of the festive season. Listed developer sales trailed the broader market in 1Q, largely on low inventory.

Timely launches should reverse this trend. The mortgage rates have been flat for 6 months and affordability is at average levels.

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