UPL shares rose 7% after it narrowed Q1FY26 losses to Rs 176 crore and reported a drop in net debt. Brokerages were divided: Motilal Oswal maintained a ‘Neutral’ rating citing soft pricing but projected strong profit growth, while Antique retained a ‘Buy’, raising the target to Rs 730 and highlighting margin recovery efforts and deleveraging focus.
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