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Tata Power, JSW Energy, Torrent Power: Ambit sees buying opportunity in power stocks after valuation reset

Ambit Capital sees the recent correction in power stocks as a re-entry opportunity, favouring Tata Power, JSW Energy and Torrent Power. Rising electricity demand, fresh capacity contracting and limited PPA visibility could drive the sector’s next growth phase.

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Tata Power, JSW Energy, Torrent Power: Ambit sees buying opportunity in power stocks after valuation reset
Ambit Capital sees the recent correction in power stocks as a re-entry opportunity, favouring Tata Power, JSW Energy and Torrent Power. Rising electricity demand, fresh capacity contracting and limited PPA visibility could drive the sector’s next growth phase.
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