Stocks To Watch Today, September 16, 2025
Indian markets are expected to remain muted today, following Monday’s sluggish session. Investors are closely monitoring updates on the India-US trade talks for direction. As of 7:35 AM, GIFT Nifty was down 7.2 points at 25,157.5, signaling a flat to negative start.
In contrast, Asian markets are showing strength: South Korea’s Kospi is up 0.87%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng has risen 0.5%, and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index is near record highs. Optimism stems from expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut on Wednesday, fueled by weak US job data and no inflation surprises.
On Wall Street, the S&P 500 gained 0.47% and the Nasdaq climbed 0.94%, buoyed by a major TikTok deal and positive Fed outlook.
Meanwhile, back home, the Sensex dropped 119 points and the Nifty fell 45 points, snapping its eight-day winning streak.
Stocks To Watch Today
- Adani Enterprises: Bags ₹4,081 Cr ropeway project from NHLML (Sonprayag–Kedarnath); entry into ropeway infrastructure space.
- Wipro: Expands CrowdStrike partnership; launches AI-powered Wipro CyberShield MDR to boost enterprise cybersecurity.
- Transrail Lighting: Secures ₹421 Cr orders, including African transmission project; FY26 order inflow crosses ₹3,500 Cr (+78% YoY).
- NCC: Wins ₹2,090.5 Cr Bihar water infrastructure project; execution timeline 30 months.
- Mishra Dhatu Nigam (MIDHANI): Bags ₹136 Cr order; order book now at ₹1,983 Cr
- John Cockerill India: Secures ₹80 Cr order from Tata Steel (Tinplate Division); appoints Ujwal Kawale as COO.
- IndusInd Bank: Partners with CRED for RuPay credit card; top digital exec Charu Mathur resigns.
- JSW Energy / JSW Renew Energy Five: Appeals against rejected tariff for 500 MW battery storage project.
- NTPC Green Energy: Commissions 100 MW capacity (Lot-6); total IRCON Renewable operational capacity reaches 400 MW.
- Zydus Lifesciences: Launches 2 FDA-approved generics (dog incontinence & heart failure meds) via US unit ZyVet.
- Maruti Suzuki: Launches VICTORIS with prices starting at ₹10.49 lakh; sales start September 22.
- Canara Bank: Subsidiary Canara HSBC gets SEBI nod to file updated IPO document.
- Asahi India Glass: Opens QIP issue with ₹844.79/share floor price; 5% discount possible.
- Crompton Greaves: Names Sundaram Damodarannair as Non-Exec Chairman (from Sept 18).
- KRBL: Orders independent review post director resignation over corporate governance concerns.
- Concord Control Systems: Via Progota India, secures ₹19.45 Cr Kavach 4.0 railway safety order.
Keywords: Concord, Kavach 4.0, railway safety, Indian Railways - Sanghvi Movers: Subsidiary wins ₹292 Cr renewable energy-related contracts from major IPPs.
- Lloyds Engineering: Signs deal with CEMI Brazil & US for software and process optimization solutions.
- Tega Industries: Board to meet Sept 18 for preferential equity fundraising plans.
- Kaya: Board to meet Sept 18 to explore fundraising options.
- Aksharchem India: Green plant shutdown for 3 weeks from Sept 15 for maintenance.
- Bajaj Finserv: Bombay HC dismisses ₹374 Cr claim against Bajaj Allianz Gen Insurance; big legal win.
- Patel Retail Q1 Results:
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- Profit up 13.2% YoY to ₹6.9 Cr
- Revenue up 2.86% YoY to ₹182.5 Cr
- Wendt (India): CEO Ninad Gadgil resigns (effective Sept 15).
- JSW Infrastructure: Subsidiary inks 30-year concession pact with Kolkata Port Authority for Berth development.
- AGI Greenpac: To invest ₹47 Cr in capacity upgrades at two plants; completion by March 2026.
Bulk And Block Deals
- Laxmi Dental:
- ADIA sells 5.58 lakh shares (₹33.8 Cr)
- ICICI Pru MF buys ~16 lakh shares (₹48.5 Cr)
- Resourceful Automobile:
- Plutus Capital buys 31,200 shares
- Rajat Verma sells 32,400 shares
- Godawari Power & Ispat:
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- Kedia & Poddar buy 32.5 lakh shares at ₹242 (deal value: ₹78.65 Cr)
F&O Ban List (Today)
- Angel One
- HFCL
- Oracle Financial Services
- RBL Bank
(With Inputs)
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