Why Has Antique Initiated a Buy Rating on SRF with a ₹3,540 Target?
Antique has initiated coverage on SRF with a Buy rating and a target price of ₹3,540, citing strong growth visibility in the specialty chemicals segment. The brokerage expects robust demand in high-margin refrigerant gases and a rebound in agrochemical intermediates.
The firm anticipates revenue and profit CAGR of 15% and 36% respectively during FY25–28E, driven by higher realizations in chemicals and recovery in the global agrochemical industry. Management focus on efficiency and cost optimization adds further tailwinds.
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SRF’s specialty chemical business continues to see strong order inflows, particularly in fluorochemicals, which are expected to sustain profitability. The brokerage also notes that global import substitution opportunities may further strengthen margins.
SRF’s leadership in refrigerants and specialty intermediates positions it well for long-term value creation. With energy efficiency and sustainability becoming global themes, the company’s exposure to high-growth sectors offers compelling upside potential.
The brokerage also highlights SRF’s prudent capital allocation and steady balance sheet as key strengths, suggesting that operational leverage will further boost profitability in FY26–27 as global demand improves.
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Given the favorable global recovery trends and rising chemical exports from India, SRF remains well-positioned to deliver long-term outperformance across cycles.
Investor Takeaway: Indian-Share-Tips.com Nifty & Derivatives Expert Gulshan Khera, CFP®, who is also a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser and Tiger Technical Analyst at Indian-Share-Tips.com, observes that SRF’s specialty chemicals and refrigerant divisions could lead sector earnings momentum, making it a key beneficiary of industrial recovery and global demand revival.
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