Buying or selling: stock recommendation by brokers before 11 August 2025 – Times of India

Jefferies has done a purchase recommendation on Titan with the target price on RS 3,800. Analysts said that during the quarter of April-June (Q1) the company showed strong growth between brands under jewelry and watches, together with margin expansion. Part of the margin win was reinforced by one from but adapted for the same income before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) were also estimates for estimates.Goldman Sachs has a buy -rating on page -industry with the target price on RS 50,000. Analysts said that during the first quarter the profit of the company after the tax (Pat) was far ahead of estimates, led by the expansion of the gross margin. The normalized volume growth was probably in the mid-single figures, but is expected to gradually recover. They said that the competition intensity in industry is structurally lower and that the company probably benefits as the macros recover.Morgan Stanley maintained his overweight rating on Au Small Finance Bank with the target price on RS 860. Analysts said that the RBI in principle approved the lender for Universal Banking License, which is a great positive one. This would enable AU Bank to improve its brand visibility and to further stimulate the liability franchise and to support strong growth. With the license, the lender can expand his product suite, customer base and geographical reach.Motilal Oswal Securities maintained its neutral rating on Sun TV network with the target price accelerated to RS 600 from RS 625 earlier. Analysts said that the company showed a weak start of FY26 and that recovery in the advertisement income is the most important monitorable. They have lowered Sun TVs FY26–27 EBITDA by 3-4% due to weakness in advertising income and increased operational costs. They have lowered Sun TVs FY26-27 PAT with 5-8%.Nomura maintained his buy -rating on Cummins India with the target price on RS 3,800. Analysts said that the Q1 figures of the company were strong because they were right on all fronts. Sales increased by 26%on an annual basis, which was led by robust performance in both domestic turnover and export. The company also showed a Beat of 17% on the EBITDA estimate that was due to an improved business drawing. They said that management remained carefully optimistic in the short term.