Elara Capital has adjusted its recommendation for Safari Industries, lowering the price target to ₹2,469 while still keeping a 'Buy' rating. The previous target was ₹3,248.

Motilal Oswal maintains its bullish stance on Safari Industries but adjusts the price target downward to ₹2,250, previously set at ₹2,400.

Motilal Oswal anticipates a significant increase of up to 58% in Safari Industries' share price, citing positive Q4 results as the main driver for this optimistic outlook. The brokerage's commentary suggests these promising indicators could set the stage for continued growth in the company's shares.

Safari Industries' Q4 net profit experienced a minor decline, reaching Rs 37.5 crore compared to last year. However, the company managed to increase its revenue by 12.4%, ending at Rs 473.3 crore. Additionally, EBITDA saw a modest growth of 2.3% to Rs 62 crore.

Safari Industries has announced the reappointment of two independent directors for a five-year term, subject to approval. The current CFO is set to step down by June 2026, with a new one joining from mid-June. Additionally, a new Company Secretary will begin on June 17th.

Safari Industries has announced a proposed dividend of INR 2 per share for the fiscal year 2025-26, pending approval at the upcoming AGM. The company reported consolidated revenue of INR 2,047 crore and profits of INR 167.76 crore for the same period.

Safari Industries reports a 12% year-on-year increase in Q4 revenue, reaching ₹4.73 billion. This growth signals a positive trend for the company's performance.

Safari Industries is set to announce its Q4 and full year 2026 results during a board meeting on May 19, 2026. Shareholders should anticipate news regarding the final dividend for FY 2025-26, as well as a temporary trading halt from May 19 to May 21, 2026.

Safari Industries has secured a high AA long-term and A1 short-term rating from CRISIL, affirming strong creditworthiness. The company's total bank loans worth ₹150 crores have been rated according to SEBI regulations.

Mutual funds increased their investments in companies like Jindal Saw, Safari Industries, and VRL Logistics by up to 3.29% during Q4FY26. This move indicates growing faith in a diverse range of manufacturing and consumer-focused sectors such as steel, dairy, luggage, logistics, and agribusiness.