The energy sector in India showed mixed performance on February 2, 2026, as of approximately 11:25 AM IST. The Nifty 50 was down around 0.47% in the provided data (aligning with recent reports of post-budget volatility), while the S&P BSE Sensex traded near 80,482.55 (-0.30%).
The S&P BSE Energy index stood at 11,541.63, reflecting a minor change of -0.03%. This indicates relative stability in the energy space compared to sharper declines in some other indices, though individual stocks varied significantly.
Key observations from energy stocks (primarily oil & gas, refining, gas distribution, and related segments) as of now:
- Gainers included:
- MRPL: +3.83% to +4.26% (BSE/NSE around ₹169-170)
- HPCL: +2.42% to +2.23% (around ₹441-442)
- Chennai Petroleum: +1.62% to +1.64% (around ₹846)
- Reliance Industries: +1.11% to +1.19% (₹1,362)
- IOC: +0.75% (around ₹161)
- BPCL: Minor positive or flat (around ₹360)
- Petronet LNG: +0.60% to +0.62% (around ₹283)
- Losers dominated the list, with notable declines in:
- Deep Industries: -3.62% to -4.67% (around ₹349)
- Oil India: -4.67% to -4.74% (around ₹478)
- Hindustan Oil Exploration: -3.91% to -4.00% (around ₹150)
- K.P. Energy: -4.13% (₹275.10 on BSE)
- GAIL: -2.56% to -2.71% (around ₹158)
- Gujarat Gas: -2.11% to -2.28% (around ₹743-745)
- ONGC: -2.20% to -2.30% (around ₹248)
- Gujarat State Petronet: -1.77% to -2.10% (around ₹293)
Other stocks like Castrol India, Inox Green Energy, Mahanagar Gas, Suzlon Energy, and Linde India showed modest declines ranging from -0.79% to -1.87%.
Note: Stock prices fluctuate rapidly during market hours. The data provided is as of ~11:25 AM IST on February 2, 2026, and may differ from current levels. For real-time updates, refer to official exchanges (NSE/BSE) or financial platforms.
