Market News
Stay updated with the latest market trends, earnings, and economic indicators.
Stocks to Watch today: RailTel, NTPC Green, Advit Jewels, Waterways Leisure
Stocks to Watch today, July 1, 2026: Hexaware Technologies, Godrej Properties, Newgen Software, BPCL, Tata Communications, and Max Healthcare are among the top stocks to remain in focus
RailTel bags Rs 30-cr SD-WAN project from AP power utility
RailTel Corporation of India has received a Letter of Acceptance (LoA) worth Rs 29.83 crore from S Southern Power Distribution Company Of A P Limited for the implementation of a Software Defined-Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solution.
Bharat Dynamics among 4 stocks flashing bullish signals, indicating possible uptrend
On June 19, four Nifty500 stocks, Cemindia Projects, Bharat Dynamics, Bharti Hexacom and Oracle Financial Services Software, featured on StockEdge’s White Marubozu scanner, signalling strong buying interest and bullish market sentiment.
Stocks to Watch for June 18: Lupin, HFCL, RVNL, Apollo Hospitals and more
Lupin, HFCL and RVNL have announced key business wins, while Bosch Global Software Technologies plans an OFS in Bosch Home Comfort India. Apollo Hospitals has also settled an RBI compounding case with a ₹17.8 crore payment. Here are stocks to watch ahead of Thursday’s session.
Top Gainers & Losers on June 2: Newgen Software Tech, Concord Biotech, TCS, HFCL, NMDC among top gainers
On June 2, Indian stocks rebounded with benchmarks up over 0.5%, driven by technology shares. The Nifty 50 and Sensex closed at 23,506 and 74,692, respectively. However, India fell to seventh in global market capitalisation due to overseas selling and weak earnings growth.
HFCL receives a purchase order of Rs 135 cr from RailTel
The Company had earlier undertaken the implementation of the Secure OPS Network for Indian defence forces under a project awarded by RailTel. The Company has successfully completed the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of one central data centre and 120 mini data centres at Indian defence establishments across the Country. The scope of the project included establishment of a secure defence communication network comprising hardware, software, and data centre infrastructure, along with AI-enabled network security, and was executed in accordance with the stipulated contractual requirements and prescribed technical and security specifications.
Q4 Results LIVE Updates: Sundram Fasteners profit up 30%; ESAF SFB NII grows 20%
Q4 Results LIVE Updates: Today is the busiest day in terms of quarterly results this week. The big earnings reaction of the day comes from Bajaj Finance where brokerages have raised their targets and even upgraded the stock, along with Waaree Energies, who also issued its guidance for FY27. The biggest result of the day comes from Hindustan Unilever (HUL), followed by Adani twins on the Nifty (Ports & Enterprises), Bajaj Finserv, ACC, Laurus Labs, Dr. Lal Pathlabs, RailTel, Newgen Software and others. Follow for all the Live updates.
These stocks have gained up to 10% led by order wins over the weekend
Apart from VA Tech Wabag, Data Patterns and SEAMEC, other companies that have won orders include RailTel, which has won an order worth ₹34 crore from the South Central Railway, Dilip Buildcon has emerged as the lowest bidder for a ₹160 crore EPC road project, and Newgen Software, which has bagged a ₹20.5 crore order form Kuwait.
Momentum Stocks: Visa Steel hits upper circuit; Adani Ports, Laurus Labs at new high
Visa Steel, California Software, Omax Autos, Axiscades Technologies, Sterlite Technologies, DCM Shriram Fin were locked in the upper band, reflecting strong demand and limited supply—often a sign of bullish near-term sentiment.
Momentum Stocks: Dr Lal PathLabs, JHS Svendgaard, Dar Credit rally on sheer momentum
A few stocks saw sharp intraday moves and hit upper circuits. California Software, Omax Autos, Axiscades Technologies, Sterlite Technologies, DCM Shriram Fin were locked in the upper band, reflecting strong demand and limited supply—often a sign of bullish near-term sentiment.