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    THE RAMCO CEMENTS LTD Q2 RESULTS

    Monsoon is a cyclical headwind, but infra push and M&A are bigger tailwinds for long term investors: 5 cement stocks with upside potential of up to 44%

    Cement is a sector which has probably seen maximum mergers and acquisition in the last three years. Right from the second biggest player witnessing a change in ownership, to small players being taken over. With the monsoon coming, there is always a cyclical pressure on cement stocks, with the narrative being that in monsoon construction activity slows down. Even this week it played on the street, with cement stock witnessing a decline. But the question is whether this correction in stock price gives an opportunity to investors to get into a sector which is witnessing a fundamental shift in terms of how the demand curve pans out. Probably the answer is tilted toward yes for at least some players.

    Pankaj Pandey on 2 sectors that are likely to see strong Q1 earnings

    Raymond specifically, we do not have a coverage. But I think you have very few stocks which can be bought at current levels in real estate given the price appreciation a lot of these stocks have seen. So, some bit of a time correction or price correction is what we are waiting for.

    Hot stocks: Brokerage take on HDFC Bank, RBL Bank, L&T and Ramco Cements

    JPMorgan maintains overweight rating on HDFC Bank (TP: Rs 1,800), expecting accelerated growth despite stable deposits. Morgan Stanley reiterates underweight on RBL Bank (TP: Rs 250) post 1QFY25, despite positive volume growth.

    Cement sector sees marginal growth of 2-3 pc in Q1FY25: Icra

    The cement sector experienced a modest 2-3 per cent growth in Q1 due to a slowdown in construction during the Lok Sabha polls, but FY2024-25 is expected to see a 7-8 per cent increase driven by infrastructure and housing demand. Top players are set to consolidate, expanding capacity and improving operating profits by 1-3 per cent from softened raw materials prices. Cement makers are also increasing green power usage to reduce emissions by 15-17 per cent in the coming years.

    Strong demand in cement for next 1-2 yrs; 5 stocks to bet on: Ronald Siyoni

    Ronald Siyoni, says there is an intention within the sector to go ahead with the cement price hike. We have seen about 1.5% odd price hikes during June on an average on a pan-India basis, but still, pan-India prices remain lower sequentially for quarter one of FY25 by about 3% to 4%.

    Q4 results: Stable costs boost India Inc. profits

    Steady costs and firm domestic demand supported corporate performance in the March quarter.

    The Economic Times
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