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ITC and HUL hit 52-week lows as broker views split on recovery prospects

ITC and HUL shares trade near 52-week lows, with brokerages issuing mixed valuation views. HSBC and Jefferies retain positive HUL calls, citing volume-led growth, while commodity inflation in tea and soap inputs remains a near-term risk.

Newer report , , Mint : 360 ONE retains ITC Buy, sets ₹440 target implying 68% upside

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HDFC Bank: down 20% in six months, 27% in one year, 4% loss over five years; 52-week low Rs 715.05 on August 19, 2026
ITC: 52-week low Rs 265.10 on August 20, 2026; down 43% over two years
ITC targets: Rs 408 (Antique), Rs 308 (Investec), Rs 310 (JPMorgan); support Rs 268-255 and resistance Rs 285-300
HDFC Bank targets: Rs 861 (Goldman Sachs), Rs 950 (Nomura), Rs 920 (Investec), Rs 1,150 (Bernstein)
HUL: 52-week low Rs 2,008.45 on August 19, 2026; down 21% in one year, 25% in two years, and up to 20% over five years
HUL targets: Rs 2,450 (HSBC), Rs 2,850 (Jefferies); HSBC forecasts 9% FY26-FY29 PBT CAGR versus 2% in FY23-FY26

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