Brokerage Reports Today (2 Nov 2025): Top Analyst Targets for Indian Stock Market Shares

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Top Foreign and Domestic Brokerage Reports on Indian Stock Market Shares (2 November 2025)

The Indian stock market saw a wave of fresh research updates on 2 November 2025, as both foreign and domestic brokerages released new reports, updated target prices, and reviewed the performance of several well-known companies. With earnings season underway, analysts focused heavily on fundamentals, valuations, and sector trends before revising their price expectations for 2026.

This article provides an easy-to-understand breakdown of all the major brokerage calls published on 2 November 2025, along with:

  • Current Market Price (CMP) at the time of the report

  • Target Price (TP) given by the brokerage

  • Key reasons for upgrade/downgrade

  • Simple explanations for everyday readers

This is news coverage only, not a buy/sell recommendation.


Market Mood on 2 November 2025

The overall market tone on 2 November 2025 was slightly cautious. Benchmark indices corrected after touching new highs, foreign flows slowed, and the rupee continued to remain under pressure. Despite this, brokerages remained optimistic on selected sectors such as:

  • Banking & NBFCs

  • Power & Energy

  • IT services

  • Consumer and FMCG

  • PSU stocks

Several companies received fresh target prices, signalling how analysts expect them to perform over the next 12 months.


1. Shriram Finance – Strong Support from Foreign Brokerages

Brokerages: CLSA & Morgan Stanley

CMP (approx): ₹784

New Target Prices:

  • CLSA: ₹840

  • Morgan Stanley: ₹785

Foreign brokerage houses maintained their positive outlook on Shriram Finance after strong quarterly results.

Why analysts are bullish:

  • Steady loan growth

  • Strong vehicle finance portfolio

  • Controlled credit cost

  • Healthy asset quality

Both brokerages kept “Buy/Outperform” ratings, expecting stable growth in FY26 and FY27.


2. Mphasis – Domestic Brokerage Upgrades Target

Brokerage: Elara Capital

CMP: ₹2,764

New Target Price: ₹3,340

Elara Capital raised its target price due to:

  • A strong order book

  • Robust deal pipeline

  • Stable margins

  • Positive traction in BFSI clients

The brokerage reiterated a BUY rating, calling Mphasis one of the most stable mid-cap IT companies in India.


3. Bajaj Electricals – Hold Rating with Slight Downside

Brokerage: Nirmal Bang

CMP: ₹513

Target Price: ₹504

Nirmal Bang issued a Hold rating and slightly trimmed the target price after:

  • Weak consumer demand

  • High channel inventory

  • Margin pressure in appliances

  • Mixed performance across product categories

The brokerage maintained a neutral stance until demand recovers.


4. Adani Power – Target Price Increased by ICICI Securities

Brokerage: ICICI Securities

CMP: ₹163

New Target Price: ₹187

ICICI Securities upgraded Adani Power due to:

  • Aggressive capacity expansion

  • Long-term PPAs offering earnings visibility

  • Industry-wide expectations of higher power demand

The report highlighted valuation comfort, but also pointed out risks like fuel availability and regulatory changes.


5. REC Ltd – Motilal Oswal’s Positive Re-Rating Call

Brokerage: Motilal Oswal

CMP: ₹386

Target Price: ₹465

REC remained a favourite among domestic brokerages in the power-finance segment.

Key reasons:

  • Strong loan demand from renewable projects

  • Stable asset quality

  • Government focus on transmission & green energy

  • Attractive valuations

Motilal Oswal retained its BUY rating with expectations of steady earnings growth.


6. GAIL (India) – Stable and Consistent Performer

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Brokerage: Motilal Oswal

CMP: ₹182.80

Target Price: ₹205

Brokerages continued to prefer GAIL due to:

  • Strengthening gas demand

  • Improving pipeline utilisation

  • Margin expansion

  • Healthy balance sheet

GAIL remained one of the top PSU energy picks.


7. Star Health – Long-Term Growth Story

Brokerage: Motilal Oswal

CMP: Not specified in report summary

Target Price: ₹570

Analysts maintained a bullish stance.

Why?

  • Expanding health insurance market

  • Brand leadership

  • Strong distribution network

  • Profitability improving post-pandemic

Star Health continues to be treated as a structural long-term growth stock.


Short-Term Brokerage Calls (Technical Trading Ideas)

These calls are short-term in nature, based on price charts, not long-term fundamentals.

8. Oberoi Realty – Short-Term Buy Call

Brokerage: Anand Rathi

CMP Zone: ₹1,780–1,790

Target: ₹1,850

The brokerage cited strong chart structure and support zones.


9. Fortis Healthcare – Momentum Buy

CMP: ₹1,020–1,030

Target: ₹1,090

Healthcare stocks were showing strength after Q2 earnings.


10. Ambuja Cements – Technical Upside Seen

CMP: ₹566–570

Target: ₹595

Anand Rathi noted strong volume action and improving cement pricing trends.


Low-Priced Stocks Under ₹100 – Technical Picks

These are trader-friendly stocks, not investment recommendations.

11. Sigma Solve

CMP: ₹50s

Target: ₹60

Short-term chart breakout noted.


12. Atal Realtech

CMP: Mid-₹20s

Target: High-₹20s

Accumulation pattern visible.


13. Sagility

CMP: ₹70s

Target: ₹80–82

Positive price action highlighted.


Sector-Wise Understanding from 2 Nov 2025 Reports

NBFCs:

Still strong. Shriram Finance, REC remain favourites.

Energy & Power:

GAIL, Adani Power and REC received positive outlooks.

IT Services:

Mphasis stands out with strong deal wins.

Consumer Durables:

Mixed view – Bajaj Electricals under pressure.

Healthcare:

Fortis positive on short-term charts; Star Health positive for long-term.

Cement & Infra:

Ambuja Cements and Oberoi Realty showed chart strength.

Low-Ticket Stocks:

Active among short-term traders, not for long-term investing.


What Retail Investors Should Learn

  1. Brokerage reports are not guaranteed outcomes.
    They are analysis based on available data.

  2. Foreign & domestic views differ.
    But both focus on long-term fundamentals.

  3. PSU stocks still have strong institutional support.

  4. IT and Financials remain core long-term sectors.

  5. Technical calls are short-lived – not for long-term investors.


Final Takeaway

The brokerage reports published on 2 November 2025 paint a picture of a market that is:

  • Fundamentally strong

  • Selectively bullish

  • Sector-wise rotating

  • Driven by earnings and valuations

Stocks like Shriram Finance, Mphasis, REC, Adani Power, GAIL and Star Health enjoyed positive rating support, while Bajaj Electricals saw caution because of weaker demand trends.

For short-term traders, names like Oberoi Realty, Fortis Healthcare, Ambuja Cements, Sigma Solve and others were highlighted for short-term chart patterns.

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Written by

Anant Jha is the Editor-in-Chief of SRVISHWA.com, where he writes on geopolitics, geoeconomics, and global financial trends. As a geopolitical and geoeconomic analyst (and continuous learner), he focuses on decoding global power shifts, currency dynamics, and economic strategies shaping the modern world.He is also a stock market fundamental analyst and learner, exploring how macroeconomic events influence businesses and long-term investment opportunities. Through his work, he aims to simplify complex global issues and connect them with real-world economic impact for readers.

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