B&K Securities initiated its coverage of Dixon Technologies with a buy rating and a target price of Rs 18,946. Analysts feel Dixon Tech stands at the forefront of India's electronics manufacturing transformation and it is uniquely positioned to benefit from the accelerating shift towards domestic and global electronics outsourcing.

Continued scale-up in mobile and IT hardware, entry into industrial EMS and EV, wallet share gains, backward integration, export growth, and rising ODM share to drive 42% revenue and 69% PAT growth on a compounded basis over FY25 to FY27. High growth, large total addressable market, policy tailwinds, and high return ratios should sustain valuations, they said.Jefferies has a buy rating on IndusInd Bank with a target price of Rs 920.

Analysts said during the April-June quarter, loans decreased 4% on an annualised basis and 3% on a quarterly basis as there was a 14% decline in corporate banking business and a 5% dip in consumer business. Deposits were down 3% on the quarter while retail deposits were flat, reflecting limited outflows, which the market may appreciate, they said.

Additionally, a rating agency has removed its ratings watch with a negative outlook from the lender.

Morgan Stanley maintained its overweight rating on Eternal with a target price of Rs 320. Analysts said Eternal has appointed a new CEO for the food ordering and delivery business. Leadership changes at the senior management level could have a mixed effect on sentiment. However, they noted that Zomato continued to gain market share despite multiple changes over the last four years.Motilal Oswal Financial Services upgraded its ratings on Petronet LNG to buy from neutral with the target price hiked to Rs 410 from Rs 315 earlier.

Analysts said the company’s capacity expansion can drive a re-rating and the upsides from soft LNG prices in FY27. Also, competition-related narratives are floundering. They believe valuations imply the stock is at a point of maximum pessimism.CLSA has an underperform rating on Jubilant Foodworks with the target price at Rs 519. Analysts said the company’s April-June quarter standalone sales of Rs 1,702 crore, up 18.2% on the year, was above estimates. Domino’s India like for like growth of 11.6% was in-line. The company’s consolidated net sales growth was 17.0% on the year, slightly below estimate and dragged down by 2.2% drop for Domino’s Turkey business.