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Mumbai-based brokerage Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd (MOFSL) has reiterated a BUY rating on Nuvama Wealth Management, setting a one-year price target of Rs 1,860 — implying 23% upside from the stock's current market price of Rs 1,510.

ICICI Securities, through its retail research arm ICICI Direct, has reaffirmed a Buy rating on City Union Bank (CITUNI), pegging a 12-month target price of Rs 240 a share against a current market price of Rs 204 — an implied upside of 18%.

Geojit Investments has reiterated a BUY call on PVR Inox Limited, setting a 12‑month target price of Rs 1,189 versus a current market price of Rs 976, implying an upside of about 22 percent for investors.

Prabhudas Lilladher has reiterated a BUY call on Ultratech Cement with a target price of Rs 13,835 per share, implying meaningful upside from the current market price of Rs 10,997.
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