Stock Alert: The most falling shares on Nifty Midcap 150 in today’s business
Nifty Midcap 150 has the highest falling shares: Jindal Stainles (3.76% fall), Berger Paints (1.84% fall), Ola Electric (1.24% fall), Bharti Hexacom (1.18% fall), Emami (1.05% fall).
Stocks to watch: Stocks of 19 companies can stay on the radar of investors in the stock market on Monday 29 September. Large updates related to them have been revealed. Some companies have announced new projects, management changes and investment announcements, while some have received reports of government notices or accidents. All these incidents can be affected by the price of shares.
Tata Motors has fixed the effective date of passenger and commercial vehicle business demeter on 1 October 2025, which has been approved by NCLT. The company on Friday announced the management change, appointing Shailesh Chandra as CEO and MD from April 2026. At the same time, CFO PB Balaji has decided to resign and hold the CEO post in JLR Automotive UK from November 17, in place of which Dhiman Gupta will become the new CFO.
Jindal Steel has started a new blast furnace with a 5 MTPA capacity at Angul plant in Odisha. With this, the company’s hot metal production capacity has increased from 4 MTPA to 9 MTPA.
Shriram Finance has invested Rs 300.05 crore through Rights issue in its 100% subsidiary company Sriram Overseas. This step has been taken to strengthen its capital.
Waaree Energies reported that his subsidiary WaAree Power Private Limited (WPPL) has signed an agreement to buy a 76% stake in Racemosa Energy (India) Private Limited. About 53 crore rupees will be spent on this acquisition. On Friday, the company fell 7.12% to close at Rs 3,199.90.
Government company IRFC has given a loan assistance of Rs 3,388.51 crore to Patratu Electricity Generation Corporation Limited (PVUNL) for the development of Banhardih coal block in Latehar district of Jharkhand. Pvunl is a subsidiary of NTPC and a 4,000 MW coal-based power project in Patratu is being built in two phases.
HDFC Bank is shocked in Dubai. The bank said that its DIFC branch has received notice from Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). Under this, some financial services have been banned from 26 September if the onboard of new clients is not completed by 25 September 2025.
Alchem Laboratries have signed a business transfer agreement to their own subsidiary company Alchem Wellness to their trade generics business. This change will be effective from 1 October 2025.
Birlasoft Limited has announced that Angan Guha has been appointed the company’s CEO and MD again for the next two years. The appointment will be effective from 1 December 2025, which has been approved by the Board of Directors after the recommendation and regulatory approval of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee.
PG Electroplast subsidiary PG Technoplast has bought 50 acres of land in Sri City of Andhra Pradesh for Rs 1,000 crore. There is a plan to build 1.2 million refrigerators by December 2026, as well as further expansion in future.
Chambal fertilizers and chemicals
The Joint Commissioner of Patna-1 has imposed a penalty order of Rs 527 crore under CGST and IGST Act on Chambal Fertilizers and Chemicals.
The Indian Army has issued a tender to buy 5 to 6 regiments of the surface -to -air missile system ‘Anant weapons’, which has been given to the government company Bharat Electronics (BEL). This system has been developed by DRDO.
Lemon Tree Hotels has announced major changes in their management. From October 1, Pantjali Keswani will become executive director and chairman. At the same time, Nilendra Singh has been appointed as MD and Kapil Sharma has been made Executive Director and CFO.
Azad Engineering has received a new contract of $ 73.47 million (₹ 651 crore) from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. In the last five years, the total value of deals between the two companies has increased to $ 156.36 million (₹ 1,387 crore).
Godrej Agrovet has signed an MoU for investment of Rs 960 crore with the Food Processing Ministry. This investment will create food processing, research and development and upstream innovation facilities. The announcement was made in World Food India 2025.
The company has signed MOU with Adani Infra, under which three projects (a total of 13.15 million square ft) in Mumbai will be supported from design to existence. The stock fell 5.24% to close at Rs 57.86 on Friday.
Oil India Limited has discovered natural gas in Vijayapuram-2 exploratory well in Andaman Chalo Offshore Block. Inflores have been confirmed in initial testing and the company will now manage its capacity.
Brigade Enterprises has sold 1.35 acres of land in Telangana to its subsidiary company Brigade Hotel Ventures for Rs 110.14 crore. The deal is part of the subsidiary IPO Objectives.
Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has given business updates before the second quarter results. The company has said that it has started benefiting its customers from GST deduction. Now about 40% of the GST rate on about 40% of the company’s portfolio has come down to 5%. It includes soap, shampoo, toothpaste, talmal powder, herbal oil and many food products. However, the company estimates that consolidated growth in the September quarter may remain in flat or low-Singal digit.
Six people have died and six were injured in the accident at the company’s Chhattisgarh plant. The incident is under internal investigation and it has been said to strengthen security measures.
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Nifty outlook: If a week is called ‘forgetable’, then the name of Nifty’s name will come up last week. NIFTY from high of 25,448 on September 18 has fallen 800 points so far. This means that 80% of the 1,000 point rally that came from the lowest level of August 29 returned.
Now in the week starting on Monday 29 September, how will the Nifty move, which level will be important, you will understand it from experts. But, before that we know what happened in the market on Friday.
Most pressure on Nifty
Last week, the most pressure was on the IT sector. The decline of six days in the country’s largest tech companies lost a market cap of more than Rs 2 lakh crore. This is about 12.5% of the total loss of Rs 16 lakh crore. TCS alone contributed 50% of it. The Tata Group’s stock reached the bottom of the 52-wheel. It has not given any returns to investors in the last three years.
If the IT shock was not enough, then there was pressure on the pharma sector on Friday. Especially after the tariff announcement of US President Donald Trump. On this day, shares like Sun Pharma came to a low-level of 52-Veik. Like IT, the pharma sector also saw a lot of weakness.
Market challenges in the coming week
Nifty is now entering a important week. Tariff related events will be focused, but many other news will also have to be monitored. First, the quarter is ending on Tuesday. Companies will start releasing their quarterly business updates from Wednesday. The results of auto companies will first come.
After GST improvement, there has been a tremendous rise in auto stocks. They have increased by 15% to 20% in the last one month. Big names like Maruti Suzuki, Eicher Motors, Hyundai Motor India, M & M are either on record high or trading close to it. It remains to be seen whether their results justify this boom or not.
Small auto enlightened companies showed even more in the last two weeks. Small names like Racl Geartech, Automotive Stampings and Assemblys, Munjal Auto saw a jump of 15% to 30% last week. At the same time, FMCG companies will also be monitored. GST reform is expected to increase consumption. However, HUL said in a quarterly update on Friday that the performance in the current quarters may be slow. Its effect can also be seen in October.
RBI’s policy rate expectations
RBI will announce the results at the repo rate on Wednesday (October 1). The market is still divided about the fact that MPC should make one more cuts or the rates should remain the same. SBI Research believes that RBI will have a scope for 25 basis point cut in repo rate. However, several other experts estimate that factor RBI may prevent RBI from rate cut with GST improvement and weakness in rupee with American tariffs.
Which level is important for Nifty
NIFTY is now looking towards the lower levels for support after a decline of six days. Closed at 24,650 on Friday, which is the first defense line. On going below, the lows of 24,621 (5 September), 24,533 (September) and 24,404 (29 August) will be seen respectively. At the top, crossing 24,800 will be the first important level, then the Nifty can go close to 25,000.
Nifty Bank contributed significantly to the recent 1,000-point rally. He is also in a recent decline. The Nifty Bank went up to 55,700 in the recent rally, but could not stand. It is now below 55,000 and is near the psychological support level of 54,500. If there is a bounce from the oversold level, then you have to keep an eye on the top of 54,500.
Expert opinion on Nifty
According to Vatsal Bhuva of LKP Securities, NIFTY’s 20 and 50-day exponent moving average (EMA) breaks downs on Friday indicates weakness in short term as well as overall market sentiments. They believe that as long as the NIFTY is below the level of 25,000, the market mood will remain bearish. The next important level at the bottom is 200-day Dema, which is around 24,400.
Stocks to Watch: Keep an eye on these 19 shares on Monday 29 September, you can get a chance to earn strong earnings
According to Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking, weakness in big companies has intensified the decline. The index is now reaching a level of 24,400 with the 200-DEMA, followed by an area of 24,000-24,200. At the same time, if there is any kind of recovery in the market, then the first support level will serve as a resistance of 25,000 (20-Dema).
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HDFC Bank’s non-banking lending unit HDB Financial Services Ltd. On Monday, September 29, it will be in the headlines. The reason is that the company’s shareholder lock-in period is ending. It was one of the largest IPOs of this year, and its three-month lock-in is now being completed.
How many shares will be free
According to Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research, around 2.28 crore will be available for trading in the stock market on Monday. This is about 3% of the company’s total equity.
However, this does not mean that all shares will be sold immediately. Actually, after the lock-in is over, they become eligible to sell or buy only. According to Friday’s closing price, the price of these shares is around ₹ 1,723 crore.
Travel so far from IPO
The stock of HDB Financial was listed on 2 July. On the day of listing, the stock made her debut on a minor premium from its issue price. It soon made a high of ₹ 891.9. But since then it has seen a steady decline.
The stock is currently close to its IPO price. It closed at ₹ 755.85 on Friday, which is slightly above ₹ 740. It has declined by about 3% in the last one month.
HDB Financial Results
HDB Financial’s net interest in June quarter rose by 18.3% on an annual basis. But the provisions increased by more than 60%, which directly affected the net profit.
Now investors will monitor the shareholding pattern of September quarter and July-September business updates of the company. The market would also like to see how the company manages its growth and profitability in the coming months.
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Paushak Bonus Issue: Pressure Limited, a company of the specialty chemicals sector, is going to give a bonus share to its shareholders in a 3: 1 ratio. This means that the shareholders will get 3 new stocks on every 1 stock with them as bonuses. The record date for bonus issue is 3 October 2025. By this date, the shareholders whose names will be in the records of the Register of Members of the Company or Depositors as the beneficiaries owners of the shares will be entitled to get bonus shares.
Apart from this, the company is also doing stock split. In this corporate action, currently 1 share with a face value of Rs 10 will be broken into 2 shares with a face value of 5 rupees. The record date for this is also 3 October 2025.
How old is it Paushak
The nutrition started in the year 1968. It is the company of the Elombic Group of Gujarat. The nutrient claims that it is the largest producer of specialty and customized Foster Derivatives in India. The company had 67.13 percent stake in the company till the end of June 2025. The company’s market cap is Rs 2000 crore.
Shares climbed 47 percent in 3 months
The stock of the nutrition limited fell 3.4 percent on BSE at Rs 6547.45 on Friday, 26 September. The stock has gained 31 percent in 6 months and 47 percent in 3 months. In 2 weeks the price has risen 8 percent. The company gave a final dividend of Rs 20 per share for FY 2025. The 52 -week high of the stock on BSE is Rs 7000, which was created on 24 September 2025. The 52 -week low of Rs 3746 was seen on 20 March 2025.
In the April-June 2025 quarter, the revenue was Rs 55.88 crore on the standalone basis and the net profit was Rs 12 crore. The company’s standalone revenue was recorded at Rs 210.95 crore in the entire financial year 2025. Meanwhile, net profit was Rs 49.38 crore.
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Jaykay Enterprises announced today that his subsidiary Allen Reinforced Plastic Limited had received another order of about ₹ 9.16 crore (including GST) from Bharat Dynamics Limited. This order is received after the first order of about ₹ 6.74 crore, causing the value of the total order from Bharat Dynamics to about ₹ 15.90 crore.
According to information received from Bharat Dynamics, this order is to make packing box. The company is telling these information according to the regulation of SEBI listing regulations 30.
Initial information of August 11, 2025 indicated an order of about ₹ 15.90 crore (including GST). In a letter written on 26 September 2025, it was confirmed that an order of about ₹ 6.74 crore (including GST) has been received to create a launcher tube.
According to SEBI Listing Regulations Regulation 30 and SEBI Master Circular Number SEBI/CFD/Pod2/P/P/0155 dated November 11, 2024, information related to orders is given in Anechar -A.
This information is the company’s website www.jaykayenterpries.com Will also be available.
IT Company Infosys has announced its biggest share buyback. The company is going to buy shares worth Rs 18000 crore back from its shareholders. Approval of shareholders is necessary on the proposal of this buyback. The shareholders will be able to do remote e-voting via postal ballot from 9 am to 5 pm on 6 November 2025. Infosys has told the stock markets that postal ballots are being sent to shareholders whose name cut off date was in the records of the Register of Members of the Company as beneficiaries of the shares till 22 September 2025 and whose email company or deposits had registered.
The company is taking NSDL services for electronic voting. Infosys is the second largest IT services company in the country. Its board approved its largest share buyback program on 11 September 2025.
At which price will buyback
Infosys It has been said that under the buyback scheme, she will buy her shares back at a price of Rs 1800 per share. Infosys will buyback 10 million fully paid up equity shares from its shareholders, which is 2.41 percent of the company’s total paid up equity capital. This move of the company is likely to help shareholders returning the value and strengthening investors.
In the share buyback program, the company buys back its shares from Open Market. By doing this, the number of shares in the market decreases, which may increase the value of the remaining shares and improves the company’s income.
Earlier, when did Infosys share buyback
Infosys had earlier bought shares in the year 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022. In 2022, the company bought shares worth about Rs 9,300 crore back, while in 2021 the size of the buyback was around Rs 9200 crore. Infosys’s market cap is currently Rs 6 lakh crore. On Friday, September 26, the share price closed at Rs 1448.60 at BSE.
Infosys shares came down 23 percent a year and 10 percent in 6 months. The company had a 14.61 percent stake in the company till the end of June 2025. The face value of the stock is Rs 5. The 52 -week high level on BSE is Rs 2,006.80 and a 52 -week low of Rs 1,307.10. Jeffers has retained the ‘bye’ rating for the share. At the same time, the target price has been reduced from Rs 1860 to Rs 1750 per share.
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