On Tuesday, 2033 stocks advanced, 2,279 declined and 209 remained unchanged on Bombay Stock Exchange with advance decline ratio of 0.89 indicating a positive closing. The trend of the major indices on Tuesday’s trading is given in the table below.
On NSE, 25 securities advanced and closed at a new 52-week high whereas 22 securities sank to close at their new 52-week lows. Nifty Pharma, Nifty IT and Nifty PSU Bank were among the biggest gainers. Nifty FMCG, Nifty Metal and Nifty Infrastructure were among the biggest loser.
Adani Green Energy (-0.22%) announced the dismissal with prejudice of DOJ charges against key executives, including Gautam Adani. The company confirmed it was never a party to the proceedings and faced no charges.
HCL Technologies (+0.60%) clarified that investigations found no evidence of a data breach, with the exposed data being old and limited. The company confirmed no impact on client systems or operations and continued monitoring the situation.
South West Pinnacle Exploration (-1.54%) secured a ₹6.64 crore contract from CMPDI for coal exploration in Jharkhand. The project was scheduled for completion within 180 days, reinforcing the company’s position in mining exploration.
Lemon Tree Hotels (+1.32%) signed licensing agreements to expand its portfolio with new properties in Madurai and Mcleodganj. Both hotels were set to be managed by its subsidiary Carnation Hotels, targeting business and leisure travelers.
Prestige Estates Projects (-0.20%) approved a binding framework for CPPIB to invest up to ₹3,000 crore in its hospitality arm, PHVL. The investment was subject to due diligence and regulatory approvals and aimed to enhance the company’s hospitality footprint.
TCPL Packaging (+11.38%) planned a ₹125 crore investment over 18 months to enter lithium-ion battery separator film manufacturing. The company targeted commercial production by early 2028, aligning with rising global battery material demand.
Coal India (+0.39%) entered negotiations to acquire a lithium mining unit in Chile, aiming to secure critical mineral resources. The deal’s progression depended on mining license approval amid ongoing government regulatory processes.
TCS (+0.82%) and Google Cloud inaugurated the Gemini Experience Center in Mexico City to accelerate AI adoption. The center featured over 3,000 AI agents designed to integrate with diverse client environments for practical AI-led solutions.
Coforge (+0.50%) launched a dedicated Private Equity business unit to assist PE firms with operational transformation. The unit focused on enhancing portfolio company performance through technology-driven growth strategies.
V2 Retail (+2.67%) opened its 400th store, adding 75 new outlets in the financial year. This expansion reflected the company’s robust growth trajectory and commitment to increasing market presence.
L&T Technology Services (+1.93%) launched AgenticIQ™, an AI platform tailored for engineering and manufacturing sectors. The platform enabled enterprises to scale autonomous workflows while maintaining data security and regulatory compliance.
Earnings
Lloyds Enterprises (-2.51%) reported a 74% YoY drop in net profit to ₹58.58 crore, mainly due to a sharp fall in other income, while revenue surged 70% to ₹563.03 crore.
Pudumjee Paper Products (-8.08%) saw net profit decline 7% YoY to ₹33.72 crore on flat revenue of ₹202.92 crore, with a narrowing operating margin.
Viyash Scientific (-4.46%) doubled its net profit to ₹65.87 crore, supported by 20% revenue growth to ₹946.36 crore and expanded operating margin.
Harsha Engineers International (-5.12%) posted flat net profit at ₹37.38 crore despite 25% revenue growth to ₹457.43 crore, as higher depreciation and finance costs offset margin gains.
Jyoti Resins and Adhesives (-5.89%) reported a 32% net profit decline to ₹11.75 crore despite 17% revenue growth to ₹87.71 crore due to steep margin contraction.
Radhika Jeweltech (+4.27%) grew net profit 26% to ₹22.85 crore on 54% revenue rise to ₹152.54 crore, though margins narrowed.
KP Energy posted a marginal 3% net profit rise to ₹26.08 crore despite 137% revenue growth to ₹519.46 crore, held back by margin contraction.
Hind Rectifiers (-5.47%) increased net profit 18% to ₹15.09 crore with 10% revenue growth to ₹236.39 crore, though margins narrowed.
MRF (-2.04%) reported a 6.52% net profit decline to ₹479.25 crore despite 9.64% revenue growth to ₹8,415.50 crore.
Bosch (+3.86%) saw a 37% net profit drop to ₹702 crore on a high base, though revenue rose 22% to ₹5,842 crore.
Lumax Auto Technologies (+19.45%) doubled net profit to ₹86.6 crore, with 33% revenue growth to ₹1,363.6 crore.
Zee Entertainment (-3.03%) net profit fell 47% to ₹76 crore despite 4.5% revenue rise to ₹1,908 crore.
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) (-0.29%) posted an 18.5% net profit increase to ₹159 crore with 10.5% revenue growth to ₹4,321 crore.
Venky’s (-2.05%) net profit surged 216% to ₹49.99 crore on 29.2% revenue growth to ₹1,118.38 crore.
Unichem Laboratories (+13.14%) swung to a ₹41.47 crore net profit from a loss, with 20% revenue growth to ₹632.62 crore.
Royal Orchid Hotels (-3.40%) net profit declined 39% to ₹6.79 crore despite 36% revenue growth to ₹107.21 crore.
Zydus Lifesciences (+6.43%) reported a 35.9% net profit drop to ₹939.8 crore despite 22% revenue growth to ₹8,017 crore.
Pyramid Technoplast (-1.21%) posted a 32% net profit increase to ₹10.44 crore on 36% revenue growth to ₹222.49 crore.
Siemens Energy consolidated net profit soared to ₹2,143 crore from ₹423 crore, with revenue up 14.8% to ₹4,714 crore.
Websol Energy System (-5.00%) reported 70.3% revenue growth to ₹373 crore, 21.4% EBITDA rise to ₹126 crore, and 15.8% PAT growth to ₹78 crore.
The top gainers and top losers of the major indices are given in the table below:
The closing values of the major Asian indices are given in the table below:
