
Premier Energies reported a 50% rise in first-quarter profit, but its shares fell as much as 1.89% to Rs 1,022 before recovering slightly. The stock was down 0.9% at 9:45 am, NDTV…
Premier Energies reported a 50% rise in first-quarter profit, but its shares fell as much as 1.89% to Rs 1,022 before recovering slightly. The stock was down 0.9% at 9:45 am, NDTV Profit reported.
Jefferies raised its target price, citing Premier Energies’ strong order book and earnings visibility. The results also kept renewable energy stocks in focus. Waaree Energies fell about 1%, while Suzlon Energy rose nearly 1% in morning trade, according to NDTV Profit.
The easy story is that a 50% profit jump must mean a winning stock, while the morning fall is treated as proof that investors are losing faith. Neither conclusion follows from one session. Brokerage optimism rests on future orders and earnings visibility, but the market’s response shows that expectations matter too. The next useful test is whether Premier Energies converts its order book into sustained quarterly profit growth, rather than just one strong result.
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