Bharti Airtel, HAL, among 7 stocks that have upside potential of up 28%. Do you own any?

With geopolitical tensions escalating, crude oil prices climbing above $100 per barrel, and foreign investors continuing to pull money out of Indian equities, market sentiment remains fragile. Despite the volatility, ICICI Securities has picked 7 largecap stocks across sectors that could offer meaningful upside potential, backed by strong fundamentals, sector leadership and long-term growth visibility.

The company from the capital goods sector has a market capitalisation of Rs 5,53,449 crore. The stock’s current market price (CMP) stands at Rs 4,044, while the target price is pegged at Rs 4,955, implying a potential upside of 23%.

Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited, operating in the BFSI space, has a market capitalisation of Rs 3,89,056 crore. The stock trades at Rs 388, with a target price of Rs 475, indicating a potential upside of 22%.

The state-owned PSU from the defence sector has a market capitalisation of Rs 2,95,348 crore. The stock’s CMP is Rs 4,429, while the target price stands at Rs 5,300, suggesting a potential upside of 20%.

One of India’s leading paint companies, part of the FMCG segment, has a market capitalisation of Rs 2,53,943 crore. The stock currently trades at Rs 2,667 and has a target price of Rs 3,055, implying a 15% upside potential.

The company from the NBFC sector has a market capitalisation of Rs 1,44,478 crore. The stock’s CMP is Rs 433, while the target price is Rs 520, indicating a potential upside of 20%, ICICI Securities said in a note.

The four-wheeler company has a market capitalisation of Rs 3,91,608 crore. The stock trades at Rs 3,121 and has a target price of Rs 4,000, suggesting the highest upside potential in the list at 28%.

One of India’s most valuable companies, the telecom giant has a market capitalisation of Rs 11,36,792 crore. The stock’s CMP stands at Rs 1,845, while the target price is Rs 2,350, implying a potential upside of 27%.

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