Uno Minda shares rise over 3% after Jefferies buy rating

Shares of auto component maker Uno Minda climbed more than 3% following the initiation of coverage by Jefferies with a buy recommendation. The brokerage set a target price of Rs 1,350, citing expectations of robust earnings growth. This growth is anticipated from factors such as increasing content per vehicle and trends in premiumisation.

The stock of Uno Minda, an Indian auto components company, experienced a notable uptick, rising over 3% in response to fresh analyst coverage. Jefferies, a global investment firm, began tracking the company with a Buy rating and projected a target price of Rs 1,350 per share.

According to the brokerage's assessment, Uno Minda is poised for strong earnings expansion. Key drivers include the rising content per vehicle in the automotive sector, ongoing premiumisation trends among consumers, and the company's growing involvement in electric vehicle (EV) components. Additionally, advancements in automotive systems are expected to bolster the firm's performance.

This positive outlook from Jefferies highlights Uno Minda's strategic positioning within the auto ancillary industry in India. The coverage underscores the potential benefits from evolving market dynamics, particularly in the shift toward premium and electrified vehicles.

No specific timeline for the coverage initiation was detailed beyond the immediate market reaction. The development reflects broader interest in auto component stocks amid India's expanding automotive market.

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