LG Electronics, Arvind Picked as Top Stocks to Buy by Motilal Oswal for October 5, 2026 Week
Key Highlights
- LG Electronics India's 5–7% AC price hike from October 1, 2026, to offset input-cost inflation and support RAC margins.
- Arvind benefits from structural consolidation in the Indian textile industry, with global buyers preferring larger suppliers offering scale and compliance.
- Advanced Materials expected to grow at approximately 17% CAGR over the next two years, while garments grow at ~15% CAGR.
Stock market recommendations from Motilal Oswal Wealth Management Research Desk have identified LG Electronics and Arvind as top stocks to buy for the week starting October 5, 2026. The Indian conglomerate has picked these companies as key performers due to their strong brand positioning, festive-season demand, and diversified portfolios.
The Sri City expansion is expected to provide scale and localization benefits over time. This enables LG Electronics to sustain approximately 20% growth, supported by broad-based category momentum.
LG Electronics' diversified portfolio, including washing machines and TVs, is expected to drive 2HFY27 growth. Meanwhile, refrigerators and RACs benefit from premiumization and replacement demand. The company's diversified portfolio should enable growth across demand cycles.
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With rising localization, strong brand positioning, and increasing contributions from exports and B2B businesses supporting the long-term outlook.
With the Indian textile industry poised for structural shifts, Arvind is well-positioned to capitalize on the trend towards larger, more compliant suppliers. The company's integrated platform, which spans textiles and apparel, positions it to capitalize on growing demand for multi-category capabilities.
As sourcing diversifies towards India, Arvind is expected to capture incremental market share, with sales in the US, UK, and EU retail sectors expected to grow 2-5% year-to-date, driven in part by lower imports.
Advanced Materials is expected to grow at approximately 17% CAGR over the next two years. Driven by rising demand for innovative materials in various industries. Meanwhile, garments are expected to grow at ~15% CAGR, supporting gross margin expansion toward around 52% and EBITDA margin to 11.4%.
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The India-UK FTA and potential India-EU FTA are expected to further improve India's export competitiveness. Meanwhile, upstream textile exports are already showing stronger momentum.
The Indian textile industry's structural shifts are expected to have a positive impact on the country's export competitiveness. With the Sri City expansion and diversification of sourcing towards India expected to capture incremental market share.
LG Electronics' diversified portfolio and Arvind's integrated platform are well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for multi-category capabilities. The company's export business and Arvind's export business are expected to drive growth, supported by broad-based category momentum and structural earnings potential.
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