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10 stocks for 10-20% returns by next Ganesh Chaturthi.

"Just as Lord Ganesha is known to overcome all obstacles in the pursuit of a purpose, we must also overcome all obstacles that come in the way of our life goals and invest in such a way that there are no obstacles . For example, we should always have a balanced and diversified portfolio to ensure that even in turbulent times, we can easily raise without problems;

 Generally, a large investment without housework never makes money and never clears the barriers. It is a wise investment with the right approach and strategy at the right time, which makes you prosper.

 Similarly, there is a lot of information available about each stock, which is always good. But you have to be quick and agile in the midst of any noise when selecting the particular stock.

"So, a lesson to be learned from Lord Ganesha is to decide wisely. Always remember that this is not a big investment, but wise investments make money. So the earlier you start investing, the better.

Here are the top 10 stocks that can be considered for investment and can give huge returns till the next Ganesh Chaturthi 2021.

 

HDFC Bank | Target: Rs 1480 | Return: 15%

The best Indian bank on every parameter of management strategy and execution makes it a solid settlement machine for investment for investor.

The company has registered steady growth above 20 percent, aggressively gaining market share with strong quality. The bank is quick to maintain its loan book and liability profile. The recent improvement creates new opportunities to buy as it returns to 3xPB in FY20.

SBI Life Insurance | Target: Rs 1,020 | Return: 22%

While the life insurance industry is quite under-entered, migration away from legacy players like LIC is taking place.

The company is poised for a favorable product mix and SBI Life's edge is its low cost distribution channel. The new business premium is growing at a healthy rate.

AUM is growing at a rate of 20-21 per cent and currently stands at Rs 1,41,000 crore, improving 13-month tenacity which is a good indication that a good amount of renovations are taking place. The distribution channel is ramping up which is important for future growth.

Avenue Supermarts | Target: Rs 2,550 | Return: 18%

Avenue Supermarts is the most efficiently managed retail company in India.

The company operates on lower margins as a result of a conscious effort to maintain or bring prices for consumers in lower categories. The company has the best supply chain management and pricing as well as the best sourcing materials in terms of quality.

Most shops are owned. The company deliberately moves slowly apart from stores to keep its balance sheet healthy and its operational team's bandwidth focused on already opened stores. With the stock price remaining for an extended period, it is now available on a 3X EV / sale on a two-year forward basis that gives some margin protection in terms of the purchase price.

Maruti Suzuki | Target: Rs 6,950 | Return: 14%

The company has a 55 percent market share in the passenger vehicle segment. Customers loyal to Maruti have benefited from superior servicing at low prices. In addition, the company has a very light asset model.

Out of the total assets of Rs 64,000 crore in FY19, Netblock only includes Rs 17,000 crore, which means an asset turnover ratio of five times with negative working capital cycle, making it a bet for the next auto consumption cycle. Becomes a passive candidate. Technological disruptions such as the electric vehicle cycle should favor Maruti to provide its undisputed presence in the entry-level segment.

Zydus Wellness | Target: Rs 1,850 | Return: 12%

The company has leadership in its flagship brand - Sugar free - with a market share of 94 percent that drives a healthy rate.

The portfolio acquired from Heinz is expected to add synergy with product portfolios as well as distribution channels. The company has seen a 10 percent growth in older business, mainly led by volume, while the acquired portfolio has grown by a strong 20 percent.

The company has reorganized the management team into a simplified organization which will reduce costs. The company continues to focus on marketing activities to develop categories and gain market share. The company will work on distribution expansion (field force alignment) and cost-savings and hence the focus area will be consolidation of the supply chain and rationalization of the region over the next 10–12 months.

Infosys | Target: Rs 1030 | Return: 14%

Infosys had a steady start in the first quarter of FY 2020.

The quarter saw an impressive growth in currency revenue and 12.4 percent (YoY) and digital revenue grew by 41.9 percent. It recorded a record deal win (total contract value-TCV) of $ 2.7 billion in the quarter.

In addition to financial performance, the company has added 112 new customers to 1,336 with an active customer base. We remain positive for the company to focus on operational efficiency, cost curating measures, optimal employee utilization. We expect the target to be around Rs 930.

Petronet LNG | Target: Rs 320 | Return: 20%

The company is engaged in the import and re-classification of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and operates through the field of natural gas business.

Keeping in mind the growth potential, the company plans to install two more tanks in dowry (capex: Rs. 1,300 crore). A jetty (capex: Rs. 1,000 crore) is to be built to increase throughput in the coming times. Years.

Management is quite positive as it expects a 10 percent demand increase, driven by the city's gas distribution (CGD) sector as the new gas allocated in recent times has become operational. We expect the target to be around Rs 320.

UPL | Target: Rs 660 | Return: 17%

A global agricultural company operating primarily in the agrochemicals and industrial chemicals business with manufacturing sites around the world. Being the market leader in global food systems, the company reported a 91.2 percent increase in revenue in the first quarter of FY15.

Management aims to distribute $ 100 million in revenue income and $ 80 million in cost synergies in FY20. It anticipates interest costs to reduce the debt refinance account at lower rates. Management has maintained growth guidance of 8–10 percent and 16–20 percent of its revenue and EBITDA for FY 2020, respectively. We expect the target to be around Rs 660.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries | Target: Rs 540 | Return: 20%

The global pharmaceutical industry is at crossroads with increasing pressure from governments and regulators on drug price increases.

The industry, in general, has gone down under the leadership of Sun Pharma, which is currently trading at levels, which are 40 per cent of its 52-week high of Rs 679 in September 2018.

The company is focusing on exports and R&D as it has become necessary for innovation to survive in the pharma business for a long time. This company can be a good bet for investors in the long term, especially at current levels.

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance | Target: Rs 500 | Return: 18%

Insurance cover in India is much lower than 8 percent and life insurance penetration in the country is also low at 2.76 percent of GDP against the global average of 3.33 percent.

With the country's growing workforce and higher disposable income, increased financial awareness, combined with the insurance sector and life insurance in general, should, in particular, exceed normal growth in the coming years.

ICICI Prudential has carved a niche for itself in the ULIP space and is the first listing of the Indian life insurance company.

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