Dixon Technologies Records Rs. 59.08 Crore Block Trade on NSE
Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd. recorded a significant block trade on NSE worth Rs. 59.08 crores, involving around 51,503 shares at Rs. 11,472.00 per share. This transaction reflects ongoing institutional activity and interest in the electronics manufacturing company's equity, executed through the block trade mechanism to minimize market impact.
Dixon Technologies receives mixed analyst coverage with UBS reducing target price to ₹13,800 and Motilal Oswal maintaining ₹14,700 target, both keeping Buy ratings. Near-term challenges include higher smartphone prices impacting volumes, backward integration ramp-up costs, and memory price pressures, while positive developments include PN3 relaxation enabling Vivo JV approval and HKC Display Module JV operational approval.
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