Stocks to watch: The stir of the stock market will start from Monday, September 8. During this time, investors’ eyes will remain on the stocks of many legendary companies. The reason is new agreements, financial results and regulatory updates. See which 10 stocks can show a big movement.
After the GST rate cuts, auto companies have announced to reduce the price immediately. Mahindra & Mahindra has implemented prices changes from 6 September. At the same time, Tata Motors will give full benefit to customers on its car and SUV from 22 September 2025. Other companies such as Hyundai, Renault India and BMW have taken similar steps.
SpiceJet has recorded a net loss of ₹ 234 crore in Q1Fy26, while a year ago there was a net profit of ₹ 158 crore in the same period. The company’s operating income declined by 34% to ₹ 1,120 crore on an annual basis. However, the airline’s net worth increased to ₹ 446 crore and domestic market share was 2% in July.
Anil Agravwal’s Vedanta Group has made it to the open challenge round for the debt -ridden Jayaprakash Associates. This information was given by sources related to the case. In this race, Vedanta left the Adani Group behind.
The pharma company said that the US drug regulator US FDA has completed inspection of the injectable plant in Jarod, Gujarat. Four observations were recorded in it. The company clarified that none of these data is related to integrity and will be resolved soon.
The pharmaceutical company said that the US FDA has completed inspection of Unit-XII in Bachhupalli, Telangana. In this, Form 483 was released with eight procedural observation. The company clarified that they would not have an impact on the functioning and they will be responded within the deadline.
The board of the Housing Finance Company has approved raising up to ₹ 5,000 crore. This amount will be raised in one or more installments on private placements through non-convertible debentures (NCDs).
Government -owned engineering and manufacturing company BHEL has signed a 10 -year exclusive agreement with Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies in Singapore. The partnership will focus on hydrogen fuel cell-based rolling stock and is a sign of entry into the hydrogen transportation segment of BHEL.
Adani Power will be in the headlines as the company has entered into an agreement to develop a 570 MW hydroelectric project with Druk Green Power, owned by Bhutan government.
NTPC Green Energy has tied up with the VOC Port Authority to develop Green Hydrogen Fuel Station and Hydrogen based Mobility Solutions at Tuticorin port. The company’s stock rose 0.64% to close at ₹ 104.10 in Friday’s session.
This government company shares increased 100% in 6 months, focus on mining of rare meaning
The company’s shares will be in the discussion as it has proposed to add 61 million liters of capacity to Pirpau in Mumbai Port. It will be invested ₹ 99 crore.
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