Stocks to buy in 2026 for long term: Adani Ports, Phoenix Mills among 5 stocks that could give 10-30% return

Brokerages remained constructive on a range of stocks spanning ports, renewable energy, automobiles, real estate and liquor, with several reiterating their positive outlook following recent developments.

We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources:

JM Financial on Adani Ports & SEZ: Add | Target Price: Rs 1,935 | LTP: Rs 1,720 | Upside: 12%

JM Financial has maintained its 'Add' rating on Adani Ports & SEZ with a target price of Rs 1,935. Based on the current market price of Rs 1,720, the brokerage expects a potential upside of around 12% in the stock.

JM Financial on Waaree Energies: Add | Target Price: Rs 3,296 | LTP: Rs 2,738 | Upside: 20%

JM Financial has reiterated its 'Add' rating on Waaree Energies with a target price of Rs 3,296. At the current market price of Rs 2,738, the brokerage sees a potential upside of nearly 20%.

Motilal Oswal on Radico Khaitan: Buy | Target Price: Rs 5,000 | LTP: Rs 4,374 | Upside: 14%

Motilal Oswal has maintained its 'Buy' recommendation on Radico Khaitan with a target price of Rs 5,000. The brokerage believes the stock, currently trading at Rs 4,374, offers a potential upside of about 14%.

Motilal Oswal on Maruti Suzuki: Buy | Target Price: Rs 17,059 | LTP: Rs 13,948 | Upside: 22%

Motilal Oswal has reiterated its 'Buy' rating on Maruti Suzuki and assigned a target price of Rs 17,059. With the stock trading at Rs 13,948, the brokerage expects a potential upside of around 22%.

Nuvama on The Phoenix Mills: Buy | Target Price: Rs 2,495 (vs Rs 2,444) | LTP: Rs 1,910 | Upside: 30%

Nuvama has maintained its 'Buy' rating on The Phoenix Mills while raising its target price to Rs 2,495 from Rs 2,444 earlier. At the current market price of Rs 1,910, the brokerage sees a potential upside of approximately 30%.

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