Jefferies has upgraded the stock to “buy” from “hold” and has raised its target price to ₹3,350 per share from ₹2,080. This indicates an upside of 25.6% from its previous close. On the flip side, Goldman Sachs has a “sell” rating and has raised its target price of ₹2,125 per share from the previous ₹1,875 apiece. This indicates a downside of 20% from its previous closing price.
