Mumbai, October 30, 2025: Indian markets are set for a stock-heavy session today with multiple corporate announcements, project wins, earnings, and regulatory developments likely to drive action across sectors.
Texmaco Rail & Engineering is in focus after the company secured two key orders — a ₹446.1 million contract from Maha-Metro and a ₹339 million order from Central Railway, which analysts view as positive for revenue visibility.
GHCL will also be in the spotlight ahead of its November 1 board meeting, where directors will consider a proposal for an equity share buyback.
Container Corporation of India (Concor) shares may see traction after signing an MoU with Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority to develop and manage rail handling operations at the upcoming Vadhvan Port with a ₹500 crore investment.
Colgate-Palmolive (India) launched its first-ever Visible White Purple Serum, a major expansion into the oral beauty segment.
Optiemus Infracom announced the incorporation of a joint venture subsidiary, The Factory Private Limited, to manufacture electronic products, where it will hold a 65% stake.
Infosys extended its collaboration with Metro Bank to transform finance operations using Workday, strengthening its global BFSI client base.
Among key financial and infra names, SPML Infra received a ₹505 crore credit facility to accelerate project execution, while Dilip Buildcon bagged a ₹307 crore order from ISC Projects. Adani Ports also signed two non-binding MoUs with JNPA to explore new port infrastructure opportunities.
Zydus Lifesciences gained regulatory comfort as its Baddi plant received an Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) from the USFDA.
On the earnings front, SAIL reported a strong beat with net profit at ₹419 crore versus a poll estimate of ₹136 crore, and HPCL posted a profit of ₹3,380 crore, higher than the ₹3,040 crore poll estimate. L&T, meanwhile, reported ₹3,926 crore profit against expectations of ₹3,990 crore, while revenue stood at ₹67,983 crore versus the ₹69,950 crore poll estimate.
Mahanagar Gas (MGL), BHEL, Dhanlaxmi Bank, VST Industries, and LIC Housing Finance also reported their quarterly results with mixed trends, while PB Fintech, Satin Creditcare, and TCI posted healthy profit growth.
Power stocks may see renewed interest amid expectations of government relief measures for the sector.
On the negative side, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories came under pressure after receiving a non-compliance notice from Canadian regulators over Semaglutide. United Breweries posted weaker-than-expected numbers with profit at ₹46.95 crore versus an estimate of ₹110 crore. Ola Electric also remained in the news after the Karnataka High Court allowed the probe in the employee suicide case to continue.
Investors will also track developments around Vedanta’s demerger hearing scheduled for November 13, along with circuit filter revisions in counters such as Infobeans, CarTrade, and Hatsun.
Disclaimer:
This article is based on publicly available exchange filings and corporate announcements. It is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
