Firmas de corretaje inician cobertura sobre tres acciones indias

6 de julio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Diversas firmas de corretaje han iniciado la cobertura de tres empresas indias con calificaciones positivas que proyectan rendimientos de entre el 16 y el 24 por ciento.

Kirloskar Oil Engines cuenta con un precio objetivo que implica un potencial alcista del 24 por ciento. APL Apollo Tubes es considerada un actor sólido en el sector de materiales de construcción. Union Bank of India tiene asignado un rendimiento potencial del 16 por ciento. Estas recomendaciones señalan perspectivas de crecimiento futuro significativas para las tres firmas.

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