Idea Shares to Outperform Market in Next 15 Days: Morgan Stanley

January 28, 2013 6:28 AM GMT

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* Idea Cellular Ltd's share price will rise relative to India's main indexes  over the next 15 days



on the back of "positive" October-December earnings, Morgan Stanley said in a note on Friday.



* Idea will post results on Tuesday, and Morgan Stanley expects a 4 percent sequential traffic growth and 1 percent rise in




    					

            					
    
                					
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average revenue per minute quarter-on-quarter (QoQ).



* That should translate into a 7.5 percent QoQ growth in EBITDA and 21 percent growth in profit after taxes, Morgan Stanley



estimates.



* Idea shares are up 1 percent at 114.55 rupees.

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