Nomura retained a buy rating, Morgan Stanley retained equal-weight, and CLSA downgraded Godrej Consumer Products stock.
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Updated Oct 6
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Nomura retained a buy rating, Morgan Stanley retained equal-weight, and CLSA downgraded Godrej Consumer Products stock.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Nomura maintained 'Buy' rating on Godrej Consumer Products, citing expected 13% sales growth in India and high-teens revenue growth in Indonesia.1 source
Analyst ratings for Godrej Consumer Products varied, with CLSA issuing a downgrade.1 source
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Nomura
corporation in Japan
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Morgan Stanley
U.S. investment bank
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CLSA
Capital markets and investment group
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