Morgan Stanley

Latest, 30 Sept: MOFSL lifts Lenskart’s India store forecast to 4,500 by FY29.

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From 7 stories, the newest dated 30 Sept 2026. Summary written 2 Oct 2026.

Morgan Stanley is a financial-services company that appears in this coverage as an equity-research firm and securities broker, issuing target prices and sector views and arranging a share transaction. [1] source: NDTV Profit[2] source: NDTV Profit[3] source: Mint Its analysis addresses companies in eyewear retail, discretionary retail, consumer staples, cables and wires, and paints. [4] source: Business Today[2] source: NDTV Profit[5] source: NDTV Profit

In September 2026, Morgan Stanley raised its Lenskart target price to Rs 718 from Rs 666, maintained an overweight rating and lifted India EBITDA margin estimates by 20-40 basis points while leaving India revenue estimates unchanged. [1] source: NDTV Profit On September 24, Morgan Stanley’s target for Vishal Mega Mart was Rs 146, with an implied upside of 38%. [6] source: Business Today On September 22, it preferred Titan in discretionary retail, Marico and Tata Consumer in staples, saw a possible near-term recovery at Page Industries, and remained cautious on paint stocks. [2] source: NDTV Profit On September 21, it retained an Overweight rating on Polycab, citing the company’s 10,000-SKU portfolio, pan-India distribution and about 24-hour order delivery capability. [5] source: NDTV Profit On September 23, Morgan Stanley was among the institutional buyers in a Meesho block deal. [7] source: NDTV Profit

Morgan Stanley has appeared in 82 distinct RetailIntel stories between May 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail company, leadership and store opening and most frequently linked to Navi Mumbai, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.

Brands most often mentioned alongside Morgan Stanley

Goldman Sachs, Citi, Jefferies, JPMorgan, Kotak Mahindra Capital, Lenskart.

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NDTV Profit (29 stories), Inc42 (11 stories) and The Hindu BusinessLine (9 stories).

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