Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50 are expected to start lower on Monday, July 14, 2025, following mixed global cues. Here are some stocks likely to be in focus during the day’s trade:
NCC Ltd: The company has secured a ₹2,269 crore contract from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) for the construction of Mumbai Metro Line 6.
IRB Infrastructure: The company reported a 5% rise in toll collections for June and an 8% increase in toll revenue for Q1 year-on-year.
HFCL: The board has approved a ₹125.55 crore investment to expand its IBR cable manufacturing capacity.
Wockhardt: The company has exited its loss-making US generics business, reporting a loss of $8 million for FY25 from the segment.
Global Health: The Delhi High Court has not stayed the construction of Global Health’s hospital project, following a petition filed against it.
Ajmera Realty: The company’s Q1 sales value fell, but collections rose 42% compared to the same period last year.
Gland Pharma: The company received a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) compliance certificate from the Danish Medicines Agency.
Indegene: The company has launched “NEXT,” a medical writing automation platform.
RITES Ltd: RITES has received an order worth ₹46 crore for a construction project in Karnataka.
Castrol India: A tribunal has ruled in favour of the company in a tax dispute case in Maharashtra.
BEML: The board is scheduled to meet on July 21 to consider a stock split proposal.
Divi’s Laboratories: MSN Laboratories has won a patent litigation related to Novartis’ cardiac drug, Entresto, which may have implications for Divi’s.
Avenue Supermarts (DMart): The company’s earnings missed market estimates, with margins declining nearly 100 basis points year-on-year.
Glenmark Pharma: The company received a warning letter from the USFDA regarding its manufacturing facility in Indore.
VIP Industries: VIP has confirmed a news report that a consortium led by Multiples PE is looking to acquire up to 58% stake in the company at ₹388 per share.
Kolte Patil Developers: Q1 sales value fell by 13.3% and collections were down 10.1% year-on-year.
Allcargo Terminals: The company reported a 4.5% month-on-month decline in CFS volumes for June, totalling 48.7 TEUs.
Sula Vineyards: The company’s Q1 revenue dropped 8%, while sales of its own brands fell 11% year-on-year.
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