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Sanjiv Bhasin says: “Tata Steel and NALCO are both in our portfolio from, of course, much lower levels. If we want to play both the aluminium and the steel cycle, it has to be Tata Steel. Tata Steel has consolidated for over three years after that one-off move to 150 or maybe and now it is looking set to cross that 150-175 mark. Add Tata Steel and NALCO on declines.”
There are conflicting views on Delhivery. The logistics player's results for the July-September quarter (Q2FY24) are being interpreted as good by some analysts and disappointing by others. As India's largest listed logistics player, the company stands to benefit from the formalisation across the mostly unorganised logistics space. Delhivery provides solutions to 23,113 customers, including e-commerce marketplaces, direct-to-consumer e-tailers, and enterprises across verticals.