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Prince Pipes, the fifth-largest plastic pipe manufacturer in India, has seen its stock correct approximately 50% from all-time highs, driven by underwhelming financial performance and market sentiment. The company’s quarterly results reflect improved realizations, and medium-term prospects are bolstered by government spending on housing and infrastructure, alongside potential anti-dumping duties on PVC resin imports. With a capex guidance of Rs 330-350 crores for FY25, the recommendation is to accumulate shares for both short-term and long-term gains.
Goldman Sachs has reduced its price target for Astral to Rs 2,170 from Rs 2,410 while maintaining a 'buy' rating, noting a gradual recovery in margins and volume for pipe manufacturers. For Prince Pipes & Fittings, the rating has been downgraded to 'neutral' with a target price cut to Rs 480 from Rs 705, amid challenges from extended monsoons and falling PVC prices.
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