Stocks tracked today (June 27): HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finserv, NTPC, Hcltech, Persistent, IOC, Maharashtra Bank of Maharashtra, etc.
Share market news, stock tracking: Domestic stock benchmarks Sensex and Nifty soared more than 1% in a strong meeting on Thursday, with financial, energy, metals and FMCG stocks at the forefront of the rally. Sensex ended the day with a gain of 1,000 points at 83,755.9, while Nifty soared 304.25 points to settle at 25,549.
As market participants await the next session on Dalar Street, here are some stocks to follow on the next trading day on June 27:
F&O segment inclusions
As the market enters the July F&O series, Friday’s opening bell rang and many stocks will enter the derivatives segment. These are: 360 WAM, Amber Enterprises, KFIN Tech and PG appliances.
Air India
The HAL board of directors is scheduled to meet on Friday to consider the final dividend for the fiscal year 25.
Dividend
HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Cipla, Bajaj Holdings & Investment and Syngene International will trade their respective transactions on Friday. Indian Oil has announced August 8 as the record date for its latest dividend.
Bank Stocks
Nifty Bank Basket will hold a focus on the seven-day Variable Rate Reverse Buyback (VRRR) auction on Friday.
Power Mech Project
The company has secured a 25-year contract of Rs 15.9 billion from Bihar State Power Instraentation.
Western Operator (India)
The company has received a work order of Rs 2.3 crore from Kindel Stainless Steel for three years.
HCLTECH
IT Professional has expanded its partnership with Salesforce.
The agreement covers proxy AI that adopts new service products.
NTPC
Starting July 1, NTPC will start commercial operations from 660 MW Unit 3 of its BARH SUPER THERMAL POWER project.
Hitachi Energy India
The company has offered orders for 765 KV 500 MVA single-phase transformers from PowerGrid.
Continuous System
The company has signed a deed to sign a business transfer of Starfish Associates LLC for Rs 2 billion.
Hindustan Copper
PSU has entered into a tripartite agreement with Alankit missions and CB management services.
Maharashtra Bank
The lender has decided to reduce its MCLR by 0.05% for a three-month and one-year term, effective from June 27.
