On Friday, November 14, 2025, several stocks are under focus after reporting weak quarterly numbers or facing company-specific negative developments. Markets will closely track these counters through the session as earnings pressure and operational challenges weigh on sentiment.
Hikal Limited posted a net loss of Rs 34.9 crore versus a profit of Rs 18.30 crore last year, while revenue dropped to Rs 318.50 crore from Rs 452.90 crore, putting the stock under pressure. Nahar Spinning Mills also reported a net loss of Rs 4.64 crore, though losses narrowed YoY, with revenue steady at Rs 779.27 crore.
In the consumer electronics manufacturing space, PG Electroplast reported a sharp fall in profit at Rs 2.76 crore vs Rs 19.33 crore, alongside a dip in revenue to Rs 655.37 crore, which may weigh on sentiment. Walchandnagar Industries posted a net loss of Rs 11.90 crore, with revenue declining to Rs 51.78 crore from Rs 67.86 crore.
A major corporate development is seen in Sagility, where promoters are expected to sell up to 16.4% stake via block deals. The floor price of Rs 46.4 per share, set at an 8% discount to CMP, is likely to keep the stock in focus.
Among metals and alloys players, Maithan Alloys posted a net loss of Rs 120.95 crore, reversing from a profit of Rs 143.85 crore, while Mishra Dhatu Nigam (MIDHANI) reported a fall in profit to Rs 12.9 crore vs Rs 23.8 crore, with revenue also declining.
Infrastructure and engineering counters will be watched as well. Concord posted a lower profit of Rs 63.5 crore, while revenue dipped to Rs 247 crore. ITI Ltd reported a net loss of Rs 54 crore, with revenue almost halving YoY to Rs 543 crore vs Rs 1,016 crore.
Paper, chemicals and industrial plays including Orient Paper, Chemplast and DBL also reported weaker numbers, keeping them in traders’ watchlists for the day.
Insurance major NIACL posted a net profit of Rs 54 crore, down from Rs 90 crore last year, while Voltas reported a steep profit decline to Rs 34 crore vs Rs 134 crore, with revenue also softening.
Two notable names likely to remain actively tracked are Titagarh Rail and Polyplex Corporation. Titagarh reported a sharp drop in profit to Rs 36.9 crore from Rs 80.7 crore, with revenue sliding to Rs 799 crore. Polyplex reported a profit decline to Rs 24.7 crore vs Rs 87.8 crore, though revenue saw a slight uptick YoY.
