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Our research on Indian listed companies: stock recommendations with their record since, and research notes on single companies and whole sectors.

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Our buy and sell calls on mainboard and SME companies, with the price at the call and the return since. Each comes with its research note.

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13 Jul 2026Vivid ElectromechBuy+31.52%Target achieved
16 Mar 2026Qualitek LabsBuy+76.12%Closed
17 Dec 2025Rathi Steel & Power Ltd-$Buy−31.83%Open
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Research notes

Our research on single companies and on whole sectors: business, numbers, risks and valuation.

Privi Speciality Chemicals Review

16 Oct 2026· Company note· Chemicals & PetrochemicalsFree

Privi Speciality Chemicals manufactures and exports aroma and fragrance chemicals for global fragrance houses and FMCG companies. The report’s valuation implies a Buy, with a target price of INR 4,288 and potential upside of 26.6% from the stated current market price. Growth drivers include capacity expansion, higher-value products and backward integration, while execution, input costs and working capital remain key risks.

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Vivid Electromech Ltd

13 Jul 2026· Company note· Capital Goods & EngineeringBuyFree

Vivid Electromech Ltd makes custom-engineered low- and medium-voltage electrical panels and automation systems for data centres, infrastructure and industrial customers. Minerva Capital Research Solutions sets a target price of INR 1696/- and cites the company’s shift towards data-centre projects, order book and planned capacity expansion. The report does not state an explicit Buy, Hold or other stock rating.

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Indian IT Sector : Q4FY26, AI Transformation?

5 Jun 2026· Sector note· Information TechnologyPremium

Minerva Capital Research Solutions’ Indian IT sector note examines how AI is changing services revenue, deal pricing and staffing. Its central message is that AI adoption is moving into production, but customers are negotiating productivity gains into lower renewal prices. The sector’s opportunity therefore depends on firms turning AI capabilities into defensible platforms and new revenue, while managing pressure on legacy work.

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