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Best Stocks to Buy: Stock Recommendations for Week of April 13, 2026 - Checklist

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Stock market recommendations: Rain techniquesand Sirma SGS Selected as Top stocks to buy In the holiday-shortened trading week beginning April 13, 2026, by Wealth Management Research Bureau Motilal Oswal. Let’s take a look at the details:

Stock nameCMP (Rs)Target (Rs)Upside down (%)
Rain techniques4181481015%
Sirma SGS870100015%

Rain techniquesMTAR Technologies (MTARTECH) is a precision engineering company serving niche, high-constraint industries in defense, aerospace, nuclear, and clean energy with growing exposure to global fuel cell technology through its decade-long partnership with Bloom Energy (BE).

MARTECH is emerging as an indirect beneficiary of global AI-driven data center expansion, with new capacity expected to reach 100 GW over the period 2026-2030. Bloom Energy’s rapid SOFC deployment and strong backlog enables it to capitalize on this accelerating infrastructure demand. As Bloom Energy’s sole supplier of critical hot box assemblies, MARTECH has a well-established and difficult-to-replace position in the supply chain.

With higher BE orders, MTAR can secure cumulative inflows worth Rs 27-53 billion over 3-5 years, significantly enhancing its revenue visibility.

We expect it to post a CAGR of 40%/55%/78% in revenue/EBITDA/adjusted. Pat during fiscal years 25-28.Sirma SGSSirma SGS Technology is an Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) provider that delivers design-driven solutions across industries, while strategically shifting towards higher margin sectors such as automotive, industrial, IT and railways.

Its focus on complex, low-volume manufacturing and diverse demands supports continued margin expansion and scalable growth. The company is experiencing strong underlying growth drivers from broad-based demand across key industries, complemented by operating leverage and cost optimization initiatives. Improving fulfillment capabilities and steadily enhancing the order pipeline enhances revenue visibility, positioning the business for continued expansion across domestic and export markets. Sirma’s outlook remains strong, supported by a strong order book, rising exports, the acquisition of Elcome, and the entry of PCBs. It is expected to achieve revenue/EBITDA/CAGR of 30%/45%/52% during FY25-28, indicating continued growth momentum. (Disclaimer: Recommendations, opinions regarding stock market, other asset classes or personal finance management tips given by experts are their own. These opinions do not represent the views of The Times Of India)

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