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A blockbuster debut that turned heads
Imagine placing a bet and watching it race ahead within minutes. That’s precisely what happened with LG Electronics India when its shares debuted. The listing spiked roughly 50% above its issue price on day one.
But even after that surge, many brokerages believe there’s much more room to run-some forecasting as much as 80% upside.
So what’s behind all this excitement? Let’s break it down.
Why analysts are bullish on LG Electronics India
1. Leadership across appliance segments
LG already commands top market share in several key appliance categories: washing machines, refrigerators, TV panels, inverter air-conditioners, and microwave ovens.
That dominance gives it a platform to scale further, especially in underpenetrated markets and premium niches.
2. Strong growth and margin outlook
Brokerages like Emkay project 13% revenue CAGR from FY26–28 and a 14% EPS CAGR, backed by high return ratios and a healthy cash position.
Motilal Oswal sees margin expansion via localization and better cost control.
3. Premiumisation and B2B push
LG is tilting its mix toward premium appliances (with higher margins). Simultaneously, it wants to scale B2B business (e.g. HVAC, smart displays) which can further lift profitability.
4. Smart supply strategy & exports
Localizing input sourcing is expected to boost margin resilience. LG also aims to make India an export hub, riding on global demand for appliances.
5. Backed by strong investor interest
The IPO drew a whopping ₹50,000+ crore in bids (i.e. extreme oversubscription).
Anchor investors such as BlackRock and sovereign wealth funds from Singapore and Norway were part of the initial allocation.
Those factors create a narrative of both upward potential and investor confidence.
Where numbers diverge: target ranges & risks
While Emkay goes aggressive with a ₹2,050 target (80% upside), others are more conservative:
- Motilal Oswal sees target ₹1,800 (58% upside)
- PL Capital and Antique Stock Broking set targets around ₹1,780 to ₹1,725 (51–56%)
- Equirus Securities floats a target ₹1,705 with “long” view
So, there’s not one uniform view, but a consensus tilt toward optimism.
Caution flags:
- Sharp initial gains already baked in volatility
- Raw material & component cost swings
- Royalty obligations or dependency on parent firm strategies
- Competitive heat from Samsung, Whirlpool and rising Indian brands
Already, after the listing pop, the share has slipped 2% intraday.
That’s a reminder: this ride may be exciting, but not without bumps.
Real-world lens: What this means for everyday investors
Say you got allocated shares in the IPO. Suddenly seeing a 50% jump feels great. But if you believe in LG’s growth story, it may make sense to stay invested. Sell some to lock profits, keep some for the upside-many analysts suggest exactly that.
If you missed the IPO, you’re weighing entry now. The valuation is elevated but not unreasonable – especially if LG can deliver on execution. Buying on dips, with risk control, seems the more cautious route.
According to Livemint in consumer tech, there’s precedent: those who backed premium brands like Dyson early saw big transitions. LG is trying a similar path in India-leveraging brand, scale and innovation.
What makes 2025 special for LG India
- India’s consumer electronics market is still under-penetrated, especially in smaller cities, meaning room to grow
- The government’s push for “Make in India” and tax support for electronics may amplify tailwinds
- Global supply chain realignments give India an edge in exports
- Increasing consumer preference for smart / premium devices supports LG’s strategy
If everything goes right over the next 2–3 years, LG may surprise even the bulls.
Final word
To me, LG India looks like one of the more compelling stories of 2025’s IPO wave. The 50% debut blast was just the opening act. Yes, 80% upside is bold-but not outlandish given the mix of operational strength, brand recall, and market tailwinds.
If I were investing, I would book partial profits early to protect gains, but hold the balance for the long haul-because I believe LG India has real legs.
Conclusion:
LG Electronics India strong debut isn’t just hype – it’s backed by solid growth potential, premium positioning, and investor trust. While the 80% upside target may sound ambitious, the company’s fundamentals and India’s booming appliance market make it a story worth watching closely in 2025.
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Source : Livemint - LG Electronic Shares Price
✍️ Written by Nikhil Singh
Market & IPO Analyst | Business News Writer | Tech-Auto Observer
Nikhil has been tracking Indian IPOs, consumer brands, tech & automobile overview and financial trends since 2019. His writing style blends market insight with a relatable human voice — making complex data simple for everyday investors.
