GAIL (India) Ltd is likely to see a tariff increase for natural gas transportation by up to 35%, possibly boosting pre-tax earnings by Rs 3...

Macquarie maintained an underperform rating on Zomato but raised the target price to Rs 96. The brokerage said that Zomato demonstrated imp...

GAIL shares have risen 12.4% since January as against the 11% decline in the Nifty. Morgan Stanley said GAIL's valuation - measured by pric...

State-run GAIL is the authorised agency that oversees supplies to city gas companies. The gas supplied to city gas distributors for use in ...

Higher crude price could also improve the earnings visibility of GAIL’s gas trading and downstream businesses, said Mittal.

Edelweiss, CLSA, IIFL, Emkay and Kotak Institutional Equities have maintained buy ratings.

ET takes a look at reasons behind CLSA's 'sell ONGC, buy GAIL' recommendation.

CLSA has raised the target price of GAIL and GSPL to Rs 450 and Rs 270.

Consequently, analysts were expecting an annual loss of Rs 2,000 crore.

Global brokerage firm CLSA upgraded the stock to ‘Buy’ from ‘Sell’, with a revised target price of Rs 405 from Rs 337 earlier.

Promoters held 54.88 per cent stake in the company as of June 2017.

Old pipelines with higher capacity carry lower tariffs compared with new pipelines built at greater costs.

In the June quarter that the volumes as well as the margins in all its segments have been very robust.

GAIL India surprised the market with substantially higher profit numbers, much beyond the analyst estimates.

Considering the long gestation period for GAIL's pipelines, the current valuations appear fair for the company.

The company more than tripled its profits for the quarter to Rs 860 crore while it transported an additional 29% natural gas at 109 million...

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