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Paytm, Vodafone Idea, ITC Hotels, Sona BLW to Tata Consumer shares: Jefferies sees up to 34% upside | Target, rationale

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NDTV ProfitPaytm, Vodafone Idea, ITC Hotels, Sona BLW to Tata Consumer shares: Jefferies sees up to 34% upside | Target, rationale
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Jefferies India stock recommendations: The global investment bank has given its views on above-mentioned 5 shares after analysing their fundamentals

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