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Scrips&nbsp;of Gujarat Gas Ltd are up almost 30% in June as the company delivered stronger than expected Q4FY21 earnings.
Brokerages are upbeat, with Nomura&nbsp;placing Gujarat Gas at their top pick in the sector. Nomura&nbsp;has reiterated a BUY call on the stock, raising their price target to ₹800/share from ₹475. It implies a 21% further upside as the stock was trading around ₹660 levels on Thursday morning.
Nomura&nbsp;noted that the second wave impact on the company was low as the volume revival was the sharpest in FY21 and the brokerage expects the momentum to continue in FY22.
Net debt declined sharply by 61% y-o-y in FY21. It is noteworthy that the management indicatedthat the company could repay the entire debt but would take advantage of low-interest costs as of now.

Gujarat Gas: Stock up nearly 30% in June, what's fuelling the rise

This stock is up 30% in less than a month, and brokerages are doubling their price target on it.

Scrips&nbsp;of Gujarat Gas Ltd are up almost 30% in June as the company delivered stronger than expected Q4FY21 earnings.
Brokerages are upbeat, with Nomura&nbsp;placing Gujarat Gas at their top pick in the sector. Nomura&nbsp;has reiterated a BUY call on the stock, raising their price target to ₹800/share from ₹475. It implies a 21% further upside as the stock was trading around ₹660 levels on Thursday morning.
Nomura&nbsp;noted that the second wave impact on the company was low as the volume revival was the sharpest in FY21 and the brokerage expects the momentum to continue in FY22.&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Gujarat Gas stock is on a uptrend gaining 30% in less than a month as brokerages bet big raising targets and the company delivers stellar Q4 earnings.&nbsp;
Brokerages are upbeat, with Nomura&nbsp;placing Gujarat Gas at their top pick in the sector. Nomura&nbsp;has reiterated a BUY call on the stock almost doubling their price target to ₹800/share from ₹475. It implies a 21% further upside as the stock was trading around ₹660 levels on Thursday morning.
Nomura&nbsp;noted that the second wave impact on the company was low as the volume revival was the sharpest in FY21 and the brokerage expects the momentum to continue in FY22.&nbsp;As restrictions are being lifted gradually in many of company's operating areas, natural gas demand is likely to improve
Net debt declined sharply by 61% y-o-y in FY21. It is noteworthy that the management indicated that the company could repay the entire debt but would take advantage of low-interest costs as of now.

With no end in sight for the second wave global rating agencies and brokerages are cutting India's growth outlook for the current year. Moody's&nbsp; has slashed their GDP&nbsp;growth forecast to India to&nbsp;9.3% from 13.5% earlier.&nbsp;
Moody's revision in India estimates follows peer rating agency S&amp;P's action last week. Moody's has warned that the second wave will not only slow the near-term economic recovery but could also weigh on longer-term growth dynamicsJapanese brokerage Nomura&nbsp;also cut India's GDP&nbsp;forecast to 10.8% from 12.5% earlier citing slowing business activity due to lockdowns&nbsp;which are now mirroring June 2020 levels.&nbsp;

GDP targets slashed, Big cuts from Moody's and Nomura

With no end in sight for the second wave global rating agencies and brokerages are cutting India's growth outlook for the current year. Moody's&nbsp; has slashed their GDP&nbsp;growth forecast to India to&nbsp;9.3% from 13.5% earlier.&nbsp;
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<li>Moody's, Nomura&nbsp;cut GDP&nbsp;growth forecast for India&nbsp;</li>
<li>Moody's cuts India's growth forecast to 9.3% from 13.5%</li>
<li>Moody's warns of impact on long term growth dynamics</li>
<li>Nomura&nbsp;cuts FY'22 GDP&nbsp;estimate to 10.8%</li>
</ul>

With no end in sight for the second wave global rating agencies and brokerages are cutting India's growth outlook for the current year. Moody's&nbsp; has slashed their GDP&nbsp;growth forecast to India to&nbsp;9.3% from 13.5% earlier.&nbsp;
Moody's revision in India estimates follows peer rating agency S&amp;P's action last week. Moody's has warned that the second wave will not only slow the near-term economic recovery but could also weigh on longer-term growth dynamics Japanese brokerage Nomura&nbsp;also cut India's GDP&nbsp;forecast to 10.8% from 12.5% earlier citing slowing business activity due to lockdowns&nbsp;which are now mirroring June 2020 levels.&nbsp;

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