PVR Inox
Shares of multiplex chain PVR Inox rose 6.5% on December 15 as Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar has been creating new box office records.
Over the weekend, the Aditya Dhar-directorial stepped into the coveted Rs 300 crore club, becoming the third Hindi film to achieve the coveted feat in 2025.
At Rs 1,127, PVR Inox shares traded 7% higher on the NSE.
Pidilite Industries
Pidilite Industries Ltd, with a market capitalization of Rs. 1,50,804.87 crore, is trading at Rs. 1,481.8 per equity share, up by 0.33 percent from its previous day’s close price of Rs. 1,476.80 per equity share.
Even with Fevicol commanding a 70% market share, Pidilite’s stock has risen only 3.35% in the last three years, lagging despite consistent revenue and profit growth.
Amber Enterprises
Amber Enterprises’ management expects 10-15% YoY growth in the RAC segment and 35-40% YoY growth in the electronics segment in FY26.
Industry challenges include rating norms changes and increased copper prices, which will have a lagged impact.
Estimates are cut by 10%/9%/5% for FY26-28 due to reduced margin assumptions, and a revised TP is set at INR8,000.
Kaynes Technology
Kaynes Technology rose 14.6% to Rs 4,385.5 on BSE, rebounding after a 41% correction.
Elara Capital maintained a “Buy” rating, trimming the target price to Rs 5,365.
The report cited concerns over accounting disclosures but stated core business fundamentals remain intact, with strong orderbook growth and robust EMS growth prospects.
ONGC
ONGC shares fell 3.10 percent to Rs 230 in Monday’s trading, extending a four-day losing streak as investors reacted to concerns over production, oil prices, and subsidiary debt, with Axis Capital assigning a “sell” rating and a target price of Rs 205, suggesting a 14 percent fall from current levels.
Hindustan Copper
Shares of Hindustan Copper came under pressure on December 15, slipping as much as 2% to an intraday low of Rs 375, as investors booked profits after the stock’s sharp rally in the previous session.
Copper prices surged to a record $12,000 per metric tonne.
Goldman Sachs Research predicts copper prices to remain in a $10,000-$11,000 range in 2026.
