Indian equities are expected to see stock-specific movements today as several companies announced key corporate developments, strategic expansions, and quarterly performance updates. Here’s a look at the stocks likely to be in focus during Tuesday’s trade, October 14, 2025.
KEC International: The company announced that it has secured new Transmission and Distribution (T&D) orders worth ₹1,174 crore. The projects, spread across India and overseas markets, reinforce KEC’s leadership position in the power infrastructure space. (Positive)
RBL Bank: Shares of RBL Bank may be in the spotlight after reports suggested that Emirates NBD is likely to acquire a controlling stake in the lender, according to sources cited by The Economic Times. The potential deal could bring in fresh capital and strengthen the bank’s growth outlook. (Positive)
HCL Technologies: The IT major reported consolidated net profit of ₹4,235 crore for Q2FY26, slightly above market estimates of ₹4,231 crore, while revenue came in at ₹31,942 crore versus expectations of ₹31,474 crore. The results indicate steady operational performance and margin stability. (Positive)
Hero MotoCorp: The two-wheeler manufacturer announced its entry into the Italian market through a partnership with Pelpi Group, marking another step in its global expansion strategy. (Positive)
Lodha Developers: The company acquired a 100% stake in Chaitanya Bilva Private Ltd for ₹499.61 crore in cash, strengthening its project pipeline and development portfolio. (Positive)
Uniparts India: The company declared a special interim dividend of ₹22.50 per equity share (face value ₹10), with a record date set for October 23, 2025. (Positive)
Oil India: The company confirmed that it has ensured supply of 1.4 MMSCMD of natural gas to Assam Gas Based Power Station in Bokuloni, Dibrugarh, demonstrating its commitment to meeting regional energy requirements. (Positive)
LT Foods: The company announced its expansion into Europe through the acquisition of Global Green Europe Kft, strengthening its international food business presence. (Positive)
Tiger Logistics: The logistics company entered a partnership with Russia’s H2 Invest to boost India’s green hydrogen supply chain initiatives, marking its foray into sustainable energy logistics. (Positive)
Virat Industries: The company announced its expansion into the UAE and rebranding as Brham Well-being & Lifestyle Corp, signalling a new phase of diversification. (Positive)
Emmforce Autotech: The firm secured an annual order worth ₹10.5 crore from a US-based OEM, expanding its overseas order book. (Positive)
Clinitech Laboratory: The company upgraded its Badlapur centre with advanced diagnostic technology to improve service efficiency. (Positive)
Nakoda Group: The company announced its entry into the beverage segment with the launch of new soft drinks and energy drink products. (Positive)
Soma Textiles: The company announced a merger with a subsidiary to streamline operations and improve efficiency, aimed at enhancing cost competitiveness. (Positive)
Landmark Cars: The company reported a 30.5% YoY rise in Q2FY26 revenue to ₹1,655 crore, driven by strong dealership performance and robust auto demand. (Positive)
GG Automotive: Reported net profit rose to ₹3.33 crore from ₹1.74 crore, while revenue grew to ₹33.26 crore from ₹26.02 crore year-on-year. (Positive)
Patel Retail: The company expanded its retail presence by opening its 47th store in the Mumbai region, reinforcing its footprint in Western India. (Positive)
Among neutral updates, Marico announced the voluntary liquidation of its Bangladesh-based step-down subsidiary MBL Industries, Just Dial reported a 22.5% decline in net profit to ₹119 crore, KFin Technologies completed its $34.68 million acquisition of a 51% stake in Ascent Fund Services, and Eicher Motors confirmed the resignation of its Chief Growth Officer for EVs, Mario Alvisi.
Other neutral developments included Tata Motors, Tata Investment Corporation, and Gokul Agro turning ex-date today for spin-offs and stock splits, while Tata Consultancy Services and SKF India will trade ex-dividend tomorrow.
In negative news, Reliance Infrastructure came under pressure after the Enforcement Directorate reportedly identified assets worth ₹2,000 crore linked to the company. (Negative)
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and not a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. All information is based on company announcements, exchange filings, and publicly available reports.
