Stocks to watch: On Monday, August 4, investors will keep an eye on 15 big stocks in the stock market. Due to news like quarterly results, new projects, strong order books and management change, these stocks can see a faster movement. These include stocks like MCX, Tata Power, ITC LTD, Railtel. Let us know about all the stocks that will be on the radar of investors in Monday’s trading session.
Mcx Gave strong results in the June quarter. Pure profits increased by 49.9% to Rs 203 crore on a quarterly basis. At the same time, revenue rose by 28.2% to Rs 373 crore. The reason for this was the increase in derivative activity. The board approved the 1: 5 stock split so that the share price is accessible to investors.
The Q1Fy26 net profit of the infrastructure company rose 57% to Rs 244 crore. Revenue declined by 2.1% to Rs 1,988 crore. Despite weak revenue, the company has shown better margin.
Tata Group’s leading integrated power company increased net profit by 6.2% to Rs 1,262.3 crore in the June quarter. The revenue rose 4.6% to Rs 18,035 crore. The company’s operations appeared to grow at a steady speed.
The joint venture with Dilip Buildcon’s RBL Bank was declared a lowest bidar for the Gurugram Metro Rail Project worth Rs 1,503.6 crore. The project involves creating underpasses in a viadct, 14 elevated stations and important parts of the metro corridor.
Kerala -based Federal Bank’s Q1Fy26’s net profit declined by 14.7% to Rs 861.8 crore on an annual basis, which is less than an estimate. The asset quality weakened slightly, where the GNPA rose to 1.91% and the net NPA reached 0.48%.
The healthcare company fell by 2.3% to Rs 192.6 crore in the June quarter on a net profit annually. At the same time, revenue rose by 15.4% to Rs 1,507 crore. Ebitda increased by 10.8% to Rs 360 crore. However, the margin fell from 24.8% to 23.8%.
ABB India’s profit declined by 20.7% to Rs 351.7 crore on an annual basis. Ebitda declined by 27% to Rs 441 crore and the margin came down to 13%. Forex fluctuations and profits were under pressure due to some lump sum. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 9.77 at a face value of Rs 2 per share.
The first quarter performance of the FMCG giant ITC was mixed. The company’s income rose by 20.6% to Rs 19,749 crore on an annual basis, which was more than the estimate. Ebitda increased 2.9% to Rs 6,261 crore. However, the margin declined to 31.7%, which is 37% of the previous year’s estimate and much lower than analysts. The reason for this was the increased cost of leafy tobacco. The net profit remained almost stable at Rs 4,912 crore.
Public sector railway company RailTel has received an advance work order of Rs 166.38 crore from the government telecom company BSNL. It is a service -based work, which is to be completed by 31 July 2028.
The company’s net profit in the June quarter increased by 4.4% to Rs 1,364 crore on an annual basis, which was Rs 1,306 crore in the same period last year. Operating revenue rose 7% to Rs 7,233 crore, while Net Interest Income (NII) increased by 4% to Rs 2,076 crore.
The housing company has made big management changes since 2 August 2025. Jatul Anand has been made Executive Director (Non Board), who will handle Prime and Emerging Business. At the same time, Valli Sekar has been appointed as Chief Business Officer – Affordable Business. The company’s MD and CEO Girish Kausgi resigned on 31 July.
Delhivery’s FY 2026 rose 67% to Rs 91 crore on an annual basis in the first quarter of 2026. It was Rs 54 crore in the same quarter last year. During this period, the total income increased by 6% to Rs 2,294 crore, while it was Rs 2,172 crore a year ago. On Friday, the company’s stock climbed 0.89% to close at Rs 429.05.
M&M from Sumitomo Corporation of Japan and Isuzu Motors Limited Isuzu Ltd. (SML) has purchased 58.96% stake. The deal is being considered a major step towards strengthening the company’s commercial vehicle segment of India. After this acquisition, M&M will now bring compulsory open offers to purchase an additional 26% stake from public shareholders of SML under SEBI’s takeover rules.
PC Jeweller recorded a net profit of Rs 161 crore in the first quarter of FY 2026, with a net profit of Rs 161 crore, which was Rs 154 crore in the same period last year. In this quarter, the company’s total income rose 80.8% to Rs 725 crore, while it was Rs 401 crore in the same quarter of last year.
Q1fy26 of Shakti Pumps rose 4.5% to Rs 96.8 crore on a annual basis, which was Rs 92.6 crore in the same quarter last year. During this period, the total income of the company rose 9.7% to Rs 632 crore, while it was Rs 568 crore in the same period last year.
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