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Data Patterns shares surge 55% in 2026: Should you buy stock after Q2 results? What brokerages say: check target price

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Livemint reported that Data Patterns shares have risen 54.48% in 2026, even though the company's Q2 was weak: revenue fell 57% and net profit dropped 55%. Q2 means the July to September quarter, the second quarter of India's financial year. Net profit is what is left after all costs and tax. The outlet also reported that orders rose to ₹929 crore, and linked that to management's outlook for a stronger second half. Livemint said brokerages have published views on the stock, including target prices. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's. The report does not give the reasons for the revenue and profit fall.

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Data Patterns shares surge 55% in 2026: Should you buy stock after Q2 results? What brokerages say: check target price

Data Patterns shares have risen 54.48% in 2026 despite a weak Q2, when revenue fell 57% and net profit dropped 55%. Orders jumped to ₹929 crore, supporting management’s outlook for a stronger second half. Brokerages say…

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