Muhurat Trading Samvat 2083: Aeroflex, Eternal And Five Other Stocks Among Shriram Research’s Top Picks For Samvat 2083

The Nifty and Sensex ended the week in the green. On November 6, 2026, the 30-share Sensex finished at 81,028.02, up by 2.17 per cent or 1,718.02 points, and the Nifty 50 finished at 25,030.35 up by 493.75 points or 2.01 per cent.

After a pre-Diwali surprise, investors are now increasingly looking forward to the Muhurat trading session, which will be held on November 8, 2026. Notably, Samvat 2082 was marked by high volatility as conflict between the US and Iran raged on along with other geopolitical stresses. As we transition into Samvat 2083 from Samvat 2082, here are some of the stock picks that have been shared by Shriram Research.

Aeroflex Industries

Shares of Aeroflex Industries closed at Rs 483.65 apiece, down by 10.48 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the thermal management and fluid solutions company stood at Rs 6,387.61 crore. Shriram Research selected this stock citing its robust operating leverage, strong execution, and an expanding contribution from high-value engineering solutions. The company is also set to capitalise on the shift from air to liquid cooling in data centres, driven by the global artificial intelligence boom, and is transitioning into a premier high-tech thermal management powerhouse, according to the report.

Dr Lal Path Labs

Shares of Dr Lal Path Labs closed at Rs 1,969.50 apiece, up by 0.14 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the diagnostics company stood at Rs 33,066.22 crore. The rationale for the selection, according to the report, is the company's strong brand, extensive network, and growing presence in smaller markets, which are expected to drive growth. The firm is  also expanding its test offerings and genomics capabilities, backed by investments in new technology and strategic acquisitions.

Eternal

Shares of Eternal  closed at Rs 363.15 apiece, up by 1.65 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the consumer internet company stood at Rs 3,50,452.48 crore. According to Shriram Research, the firm has selected the stock for its large and expanding consumer internet ecosystem, integrating food delivery, dark store networks, and quick commerce. Rising customer adoption, improving store productivity, and strong brand recall are expected to continue to strengthen its competitive position and support market expansion.

ICICI Bank

Shares of ICICI Bank  closed at Rs 1,571.20 apiece, up by 4.75 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the private sector bank stood at Rs 11,28,302.49 crore. The research firm picked the bank citing broad-based momentum across business banking, corporate, and retail segments. According to Shriram Research, the bank maintains some of the best asset quality in the industry and holds a solid contingency buffer, positioning it well for consistent performance.

Karur Vysya Bank

Shares of Karur Vysya Bank  closed at Rs 370.05 apiece, up 2.65 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the bank stood at Rs 35,768.13 crore. The selection of the stock is driven by broad-based retail, agriculture, and commercial demand supporting robust loan growth. The research firm claims that the bank has best-in-class asset quality, a solid retail and agriculture mix that limits loss severity, and a strong current and savings account franchise that provides a cushion for funding costs.

Larsen & Toubro

Shares of Larsen & Toubro  closed at Rs 4,117.70 apiece, up by 1.67 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the engineering and construction company stood at Rs 5,66,560.97 crore. Shriram Research selected the engineering giant citing its standout operational performance, record order inflows, and strong execution across complex energy projects. Aggressive capital management and balance sheet flexibility position the company to fund strategic investments in future high-margin drivers like artificial intelligence infrastructure and green energy.

LG Electronics India

Shares of LG Electronics India  closed at Rs 1,756 apiece, down by 1.27 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the consumer appliances company stood at Rs 1,19,063.47 crore. According to the research firm, the stock has significant growth potential from low appliance penetration in India and the ongoing trend of premiumisation. Strategic investments in domestic manufacturing facilities and a focus on expanding exports and business-to-business offerings are expected to further strengthen its market position.

Navin Fluorine International

Shares of Navin Fluorine International  closed at Rs 9,010 apiece, up by 1.87 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the speciality chemicals company stood at Rs 46,214.43 crore. The stock has been selected by the research firm based on its extensive capacity expansions across key businesses and strong order visibility. The transition towards low global warming potential refrigerants and emerging opportunities in data centres, electronics, and semiconductors provide substantial growth avenues.

Radico Khaitan

Shares of Radico Khaitan  closed at Rs 4,515.20 apiece on the NSE, down by 0.22 per cent on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the liquor manufacturer stood at Rs 60,498.74 crore. The research firm favours the stock due to rapid growth in its prestige and luxury brand portfolio, driving value-led growth and premiumisation. Improving profitability, cost discipline, backward integration, and a focus on becoming debt-free further support its strong market position.

Sona BLW Precision Forgings

Shares of Sona BLW Precision Forgings  closed at Rs 900 apiece, down by 1.67 per cent on the NSE on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the automotive technology company stood at Rs 56,265.97 crore. Shriram Research selected the company for its diversification strategy, expanding into robotics, physical artificial intelligence, and railways. Its established expertise in electric vehicle driveline systems and a massive global order book position it to potentially capitalise on the transition to electrification.

Titan Company

Shares of Titan Company  closed at Rs 5,000 apiece on the NSE, up by 3.42 per cent on November 6, 2026. The market capitalisation of the lifestyle and jewellery company stood at Rs 4,43,893.08 crore. The stock has been chosen by the firm because of its structural attractiveness, combining brand leadership, a diversified lifestyle portfolio, and a rapidly expanding retail network. Sustained demand for its jewellery brands, supported by a 25 per cent year-on-year growth in consumer businesses in the second quarter, and a digital-led retail model continue to drive strong momentum.

Shriram Research projects that Samvat 2083 will be a year that rewards patience and quality over predicting the next rally. The focus should be on India's resilient domestic demand, expanding investment cycle, and sustained household participation in equities. The research firm notes that if inflation moderates, crude oil cools, and earnings estimates improve, it will positively impact relative valuations and attract foreign flows, rewarding investors who remain committed to the structural growth story.