The stock has bounced back from its recent low of Rs 110.85 on September 3, to Thursday's close of Rs 118.65. Volumes too have improved over the past few days. |
A price war in the detergents and shampoo segment and further competition from smaller brands in the rural sector has resulted in few leading broking firms downgrading the stock. |
However, market sources indicated that a leading foreign broking firm has put a buy call on the stock in its recent report citing signs of recovery in the sluggish FMCG market, historically low valuation and attractive dividend yield. |