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Thermax shares extend Friday's losses; JPMorgan upgrades on attractive risk-reward

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CNBC TV18 reported that Thermax shares extended their losses from Friday. JPMorgan upgraded the stock, saying it has corrected around 50% from its June peak, which the brokerage linked to the company's weaker first-half FY27 earnings. JPMorgan added that margin pressures are beginning to bottom out, with EBITDA mentioned in its note. FY27 means the financial year ending March 2027, so first-half FY27 covers April to September 2026. EBITDA is earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, a measure of operating profit. A stock being upgraded means an analyst has raised their view on it; a 50% correction means the share price has fallen by about half from its peak. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's.

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Thermax shares extend Friday's losses; JPMorgan upgrades on attractive risk-reward

JPMorgan said that the stock has corrected around 50% from its June peak, showing the company's weaker first-half FY27 earnings performance. However, it believes margin pressures are beginning to bottom out, with EBITDA…

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