GAIL Share Price Target 2025: On June 11, 2025, Nirmal Bang Securities reiterated a Hold rating on Gail India (NSE: GAIL) stock with a price target of Rs 188, which implies a potential downside of 2.12% from the current level.
Nirmal Bang expects gas demand to rise, helped by infrastructure growth and policy support. GAIL, as the market leader, is likely to benefit the most. Lower spot LNG prices at $10–11/mmbtu and better supply conditions are expected to support growth in gas transmission and marketing.
For FY25 to FY27, volume CAGR is projected at 8.5% in gas transmission and 4.7% in gas marketing. EPS CAGR is expected to be 17.8% during the same period. By FY27, the price-to-book ratio is estimated at 1.6x, with a return on equity of 15.8% compared to 13.2% in FY25.
The stock trades at 10.3x P/E on FY27 estimates, which is lower than the 5-year median P/E of 11.71x.
In other recent news, Maithan Alloys acquired a 0.01% stake in GAIL for Rs 12.36 crore, a move for investment benefits, not control, while Osho Krishan of Angel One recommends buying GAIL shares around Rs 195-198 with a stop loss of Rs 187 for a target of Rs 212-216.
On Thursday at 06:30 PM, GAIL share price was Rs 192.07, down 4.01% from the previous closing.
Is GAIL a Good Stock to Buy?
Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a “Buy” consensus rating on GAIL stock. Based on S&P Global data, the average price target of Rs 217.33 implies an 13.15% upside from the current stock price. Over the past three months, out of 30 analysts covering the stock, 23 have issued Buy, 2 have assigned Sell, and 5 have given Hold, as shown in the graphic below.
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