After saying Q1FY26 monetary efficiency, Sona BLW Precision Forgings is going through tempered optimism from international brokerages’ analysts. Whereas a number of brokerages have maintained their scores, although with lowered goal costs, citing short-term challenges which are anticipated to ease within the coming quarters.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings Q1FY26 earnings
Sona BLW reported a 14 per cent year-on-year decline in consolidated web revenue to Rs 122 crore for the quarter ended June 2025, in comparison with Rs 142 crore in the identical quarter final yr.
The corporate’s complete earnings additionally noticed a marginal dip to Rs 895 crore, down from Rs 900 crore within the year-ago interval.
Brokerages famous that the efficiency was weak however largely according to expectations, attributing the softness to momentary headwinds concentrated on this specific quarter.
A number of international brokerages have revised their goal costs for Sona BLW Precision Forgings following its weak Q1 efficiency, although most maintained their current scores.
Jefferies has retained its ‘purchase’ advice on the inventory, however trimmed its goal worth to Rs 515 from Rs 565, citing near-term headwinds however confidence within the firm’s long-term potential.
Citi additionally maintained a ‘purchase’ name on the inventory with lowering the goal to Rs 560 from Rs 590.
Then again, JPMorgan maintained a ‘impartial’ stance, decreasing its goal to Rs 445 from Rs 490.
In the meantime, CLSA continues to price the inventory as ‘accumulate’, chopping its goal worth modestly to Rs 566 from Rs 582. The brokerage famous that a lot of the earnings strain was concentrated within the present quarter and a gradual restoration is predicted within the upcoming quarters.
Inventory efficiency previous efficiency
| Interval | Return |
| Previous 6 Months | Down 13.98% |
| Previous 1 12 months | Up 32.71% |
| Previous 5 Years | Up 21.47% |
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