Synopsis: Markets may see selective action as stocks like Hindalco, RVNL, BEL, and Swiggy grab headlines due to Q4 results, acquisitions, and strategic moves. Investors will closely watch earnings, bids, and business expansions to gauge short-term sentiment.
Indian equity markets are poised for a stock-specific session on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, following a mildly weak start to the week. With Q4 earnings rolling in and companies announcing strategic developments, a slew of stocks are expected to be in the spotlight.
Hindalco, Solar Industries, and Dixon Technologies will be under investor radar today as they are scheduled to announce their Q4FY25 earnings. Performance metrics from these heavyweights may influence broader market trends.
RVNL (Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd) has emerged as the lowest bidder for a ?178.64 crore project from IRCON International. This competitive win is expected to boost market sentiment around the stock.
Waaree Energies has taken a strategic leap by acquiring Kamath Transformers Pvt Ltd for ?293 crore. The move aims to strengthen Waaree’s presence in the transformer manufacturing sector, signaling its vertical expansion strategy.
Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL) reported a strong Q4 with a net profit surge of 18.39% YoY to ?2,127.02 crore. Revenue grew 6.84%, beating estimates and supported by robust operational performance.
Power Grid Corporation, however, posted a slight dip in profit, down 0.56% YoY to ?4,143 crore. Despite the marginal drop, revenue rose 2.4% YoY to ?12,275 crore, showing stability in core operations.
Swiggy is looking to innovate in the quick-commerce space. CEO Rohit Kapoor mentioned that new segments like cake and lunch deliveries will see major push, expanding the app’s ecosystem.
Reliance Power made headlines by signing a 50:50 joint venture with Green Digital to develop a 500 MW solar power project in Bhutan, involving ?2,000 crore. This will be Bhutan’s largest solar initiative under the BOO model.
Delhivery continues its focus on operational efficiency. It delivered 177 million packages in Q4 and expects margin improvement in FY26, supported by Ecom Express integration.
Paras Defence promoters sold a portion of their stake, sparking interest in stock movements. Key stakeholders Sharad Shah, Anish Mehta, and Kaajal Bhansali offloaded a combined 13.34 lakh shares.
Petronet LNG reported a 23.4% QoQ rise in net profit to ?1,070.2 crore. Revenue edged up slightly to ?12,315.8 crore, showing resilience amid energy sector volatility.
Meanwhile, CMS Info Systems posted a 6.8% YoY growth in net profit at ?97.6 crore. However, its Q4 revenue dropped 4.2% YoY, settling at ?162.2 crore.
With a mix of earnings highs, project wins, strategic acquisitions, and divestments, Tuesday’s trading session promises stock-specific volatility. Traders and investors will likely keep a close watch on these counters for any price action cues.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Readers are advised to consult certified financial experts before making any investment decisions.
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