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New Delhi: Scores of Stock Market investors rely on brokerage reports for making their buying and selling choices. At present, there are many stocks in the market on which brokerage firms have placed their bet. Global and domestic brokerages have backed shares of five companies which can deliver 40 to 70 percent returns. Let's take a look at these stocks.
Brokerages have initiated Buy rating on shares of 360 ONE WAM Limited, Hindustan Copper Limited, WeWork India Management Limited, and Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Limited.
ONE WAM Limited has a market cap of around Rs 46,004.6 crore. The stock was trading at Rs 1,116.30 at the time of writing this article on November 25, 2025. Global brokerage firm City has set a 'Buy' rating on 360 ONE WAM with share target price of Rs 1,615 per share. This shows a potential increase of around 40 percent from the current levels.
The company was earlier known as IIFL Wealth Management. It provides financial product distribution, advisory and portfolio management services. Its customers are mainly high net worth investors.
The stock of Hindustan Copper was trading at Rs 321.15 apiece. Brokerage Anand Rathi has issued a 'Buy' rating on this stock and its target price has been kept at Rs 450 per share, which is about 43 percent upside of the current price.
Hindustan Copper Limited is a Miniratna Category I company of the Government of India. It is engaged in copper exploration, mining, beneficiation, smelting and refining. Its main business is to convert copper ore into metal-in-concentrate.
Shares of WeWork India traded at Rs 609.15. ICICI Securities has given this stock a 'Buy' rating and has set a target price of Rs 914. This gives the stock a possibility of an upside of about 48 percent.
WeWork India is the country's leading premium flexible workspace company. The company leases Grade-A office space in tier-1 cities and converts it into world-class coworking space.
The company's shares were trading at Rs 136.65 apiece. Brokerage Prabhudas Leeladhar has given a 'Buy' rating on this stock and has fixed its target price of Rs 235 per share. This indicates a possible rise of about 70 percent from the current level.
The company operates hotels across the country under the brand names “The Park Hotels”, “The Park Collection” and “Zone by the Park”.
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