π GST 2.0 β Key Highlights and stocks to buy now | Researched by VLA Ambala (SEBI RA)
- GST slabs simplified from 4 (5%, 12%, 18%, 28%) β 2 slabs (5% & 18%).
- A 40% slab introduced for sin & luxury goods (alcohol, cigarettes, luxury cars).
- Tax cuts on essentials like soaps, shampoos, small cars, ACs, TVs, insurance, and agri machinery.
- Expected to boost GDP by 1β1.2% over the next 4β6 quarters.
π Old vs New GST Rates
| Category | Old GST | New GST | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Cars, 2W, Hybrids | 28% | 18% | Vehicles more affordable |
| FMCG Essentials | 18β28% | 5β18% | Everyday items cheaper β volume growth |
| Consumer Durables (AC, TV) | 28% | 18% | Big-ticket affordability β |
| Cement & Building Materials | 28% | 18% | 7β8% cheaper construction |
| Insurance | 18% | 0β18% | Policies more affordable |
| Agri Machinery | 18% | 5β12% | Boost to rural spending |
| Education Supplies | 12β18% | 0β12% | Cheaper books, stationery |
π Sectors & Stock Beneficiaries
π Automobiles
Lower GST will make cars and two-wheelers more affordable.
- Stocks: Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, M&M, Hero MotoCorp, Ashok Leyland
π FMCG
Everyday essentials get cheaper, boosting consumption.
- Stocks: HUL, ITC, Britannia, Dabur, NestlΓ©
πΊ Consumer Durables
Price cuts will improve sales of appliances.
- Stocks: Voltas, Havells, Blue Star, Whirlpool
ποΈ Cement & Infra
Cement prices fall 7β8%, aiding real estate and infra growth.
- Stocks: UltraTech Cement, JK Cement, Dalmia Bharat
π¦ Banking & Insurance
Insurance GST cuts make policies affordable, credit demand increases.
- Stocks: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Life, Max Life
π Retail & Hospitality
Lower GST on goods and services β festive demand boost.
- Stocks: Bata, Trent, Vedant Fashions, Indian Hotels, Lemon Tree
πΎ Agriculture
Tax cuts on tractors & agri machinery support rural economy.
- Stocks: Escorts Kubota, VST Tillers, PI Industries, Coromandel
π₯ Healthcare & π Education
Insurance & diagnostics cheaper, school supplies affordable.
- Stocks: Dr Lal PathLabs, Navneet, S Chand, Star Health
π Logistics
Higher consumption β more deliveries.
- Stocks: Delhivery, Blue Dart
π‘ Mid-Cap Hidden Gems
- FMCG Value Plays: Mishtann Foods, Sanwaria, JHS Svendgaard
- Food Processing: Ajanta Soya, ANS Industries, Sarveshwar Foods
- Agri Inputs: Dhanuka Agritech, VST Tillers
- Education: Navneet, S Chand
- Insurance: Niva Bupa, Star Health
π Investment Strategy
- Short Term: FMCG & Auto β Quick consumption rally.
- Medium Term: Cement & Infra β Capex cycle boost.
- Long Term: Insurance, Agri, Consumer Durables β Structural growth plays.
Investor Tip: Use dips to accumulate quality stocks in these sectors. GST 2.0 is not just a tax reform, itβs a consumption booster for Indiaβs economy, though keep in mind the economy grows when “It’s focus on Production, not on Consumption.
Stock to watch after GST 2.0 reforms on the basis of
Company Overview– Key Financials & Growth Drivers– Technical/Valuation View-Investment Strategy (Entry, Target, SL, View Period)
π Stock Recommendation Note
1οΈβ£ DELHIVERY (CMP: βΉ478 | Market Cap: βΉ35,693 Cr | Mid Cap)
π Business Overview:
Indiaβs leading integrated logistics and supply chain services company, providing express parcel, part-truckload, full-truckload, cross-border, and supply chain software solutions. Strong presence in e-commerce logistics.
π Financial Highlights (Q1 FY26 β Jun 2025):
- Revenue: βΉ2,294 Cr (+5.6% YoY, +4.7% QoQ)
- Operating Profit: βΉ148 Cr (+53% YoY, +25% QoQ)
- Net Profit: βΉ98.6 Cr (+177% YoY, +77% QoQ)
- ROE: 3.78% | PE: 179.5
π Growth Drivers:
- Rising e-commerce penetration in India.
- Increasing focus on high-margin services (returns, fraud detection, supply chain SaaS).
- Strong operating leverage visible from margin improvement.
π Investment Strategy:
- Buy Zone: βΉ410 β βΉ380
- Target Price: βΉ480 β βΉ700
- Stop Loss: βΉ350
- Time Horizon: 6 to 20 months
- View: Positive, strong re-rating candidate with focus on profitability and scale.
2οΈβ£ ABB India (CMP: βΉ5,163 | Market Cap: βΉ1,09,943 Cr | Large Cap)
π Business Overview:
Global tech & engineering leader in electrification, robotics, automation, and motion control. Strong presence in power transmission, factory automation, and sustainable energy solutions.
π Financial Highlights (Q1 FY26 β Jun 2025):
- Revenue: βΉ3,175 Cr (+12% YoY, flat QoQ)
- Operating Profit: βΉ206 Cr (-23.7% YoY, -28.9% QoQ)
- Net Profit: βΉ351 Cr (-20.7% YoY, -25.9% QoQ)
- ROE: 26.45% | PE: 61.1
π Growth Drivers:
- Government focus on energy transition, smart factories, EV infra, and renewables.
- Long-term play on automation & green energy in India.
- Short-term margin pressure due to input cost inflation, but robust order pipeline.
π Investment Strategy:
- Buy Zone: βΉ5,000 β βΉ5,150
- Target Price: βΉ5,700 β βΉ8,000
- Stop Loss: βΉ4,500
- Time Horizon: 6 to 20 months
- View: Accumulate on dips, strong large-cap compounding story.
Perfect π Letβs continue the professional stock recommendation note format for DIXON and DABUR.
π Stock Recommendation Note
3οΈβ£ DIXON TECHNOLOGIES (CMP: βΉ17,852 | Market Cap: βΉ1,07,436 Cr | Large Cap)
π Business Overview:
Dixon Technologies is Indiaβs largest EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Services) player, catering to consumer durables, lighting, mobile phones, LED TVs, and washing machines. It also provides electronics repair and backward integration services.
π Financial Highlights (Q1 FY26 β Jun 2025):
- Revenue: βΉ12,835 Cr (+95.1% YoY, +24.7% QoQ)
- Operating Profit: βΉ482 Cr (+94.6% YoY, +8.9% QoQ)
- Net Profit: βΉ273 Cr (+106% YoY, -40.7% QoQ)
- ROE: 21.7% | PE: 90.5
π Growth Drivers:
- Government PLI (Production Linked Incentive) scheme boosting manufacturing.
- Growing demand for βMake in Indiaβ electronics β mobile, consumer appliances, lighting.
- Strategic partnerships with global brands (Samsung, Xiaomi, etc.).
π Investment Strategy:
- Buy Zone: βΉ17,200 β βΉ17,560
- Target Price: βΉ19,000 β βΉ23,000
- Stop Loss: βΉ15,400
- Time Horizon: 6 to 10 months
- View: Strong growth momentum; long-term beneficiary of Indiaβs electronics manufacturing shift.
4οΈβ£ DABUR INDIA (CMP: βΉ543 | Market Cap: βΉ98,067 Cr | Large Cap)
π Business Overview:
Dabur is the worldβs largest Ayurvedic & Natural Products company, with a diverse portfolio in FMCG β healthcare, personal care, and foods. Brands like Dabur Chyawanprash, Real Juices, Vatika, and Dabur Honey dominate the market.
π Financial Highlights (Q1 FY26 β Jun 2025):
- Revenue: βΉ3,404 Cr (+1.6% YoY, +20.3% QoQ)
- Operating Profit: βΉ667 Cr (+1.9% YoY, +56.4% QoQ)
- Net Profit: βΉ508 Cr (+2.9% YoY, +62.7% QoQ)
- ROE: 16.37% | PE: 54.1 | Dividend Yield: 1.47%
π Growth Drivers:
- Strong rural & semi-urban demand recovery.
- Rising preference for Ayurveda, health & wellness products.
- Expanding international presence across Middle East & Africa.
π Investment Strategy:
- Buy Zone: βΉ540 β βΉ555
- Target Price: βΉ640 β βΉ720
- Stop Loss: βΉ490
- Time Horizon: 12 months
- View: Defensive FMCG bet with consistent compounding potential.
More stocks to watch
DELHIVERY
ABB
DIXON
ACC
ITC
DEEPAKFERT
ESCORTS
INDHOTEL
M&M
STARCEMENT
AARTIIND
DABUR
BATAINDIA
KHADIM
OLAELEC
ACC
TATAMOTORS
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DATE – 4th September 2025

