Long Term Stock Growth for 2030

Stock Forecast Range (₹ by 2025–30) Key Growth Drivers & Risks

1. Yes Bank ₹300 by 2030 (some models range ₹99–₹300) 

 Turnaround play: improving asset quality, institutional backing, strong earnings growth (~18% p.a.) 

Risks: volatility, governance legacy.

2. RVNL ₹2,100+ by 2030; ~₹500 by end 2025, ₹800–850 by 2026, ₹1,100+ by 2027 

 Strong PSU infrastructure play riding electrification & rail expansion. Favorable policy support, robust order book.

3. EaseMyTrip ₹22 by end 2025, ₹37 by 2026, ₹142–170 by 2030 

 Travel-tech growth, high ROE (46%), expanding services (hotels, EV buses) 

Risks: competition, valuation concerns, promoter selling 


Note:  The information provided above is intended solely for educational purposes and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. The publisher assumes no responsibility or liability for any investment decisions or outcomes resulting from the use of this information

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