Indian equities are set for an active start on November 18, 2025, as several companies across sectors announced regulatory updates and business developments that could influence market sentiment.
Top Stocks to Watch
Bharti Airtel
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S&P Global revised the company’s long-term rating to BBB+ from BBB-, with the outlook upgraded to Positive.
Tata Motors – Commercial Vehicles
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The company received EU clearance for Iveco Group’s takeover, enabling the next phase of the transaction.
HCLTech
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Announced the launch of a Physical AI Innovation Lab in California in partnership with Nvidia.
Auto Sector
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The government has increased the fee for conducting vehicle tests required for certificate renewal, impacting auto companies and service operators.
Tata Power
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Its renewables subsidiary has commissioned NHPC’s 300 MW solar project, expanding its clean-energy execution portfolio.
TVS Motor
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Introduced the TVS Apache RTR 180 in Kenya, strengthening its international two-wheeler presence.
Sun Pharma
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Will market AstraZeneca’s hyperkalaemia drug in India under a new brand partnership.
JSW Infrastructure
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To acquire 51% equity in an Oman Port SPV with a capacity of 27 mtpa, involving an outlay of $419 million.
Groww
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The company’s board will meet on November 21 to consider Q2 results.
PNB Housing Finance
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India Ratings upgraded its NCDs and bank loan rating to ‘IND AAA’, with a Stable outlook.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings
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Board to review a revision in CEO compensation, aimed at management retention.
Westlife Foodworld
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Chairperson Amit Jatia purchased over 8,000 shares through open-market transactions.
WPIL
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Its South Africa subsidiary received an order worth ₹426 crore from METSI KEMATLA JV.
DCX Systems
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Secured orders worth ₹23 crore across its solutions portfolio.
Mphasis
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Blackstone is likely to sell up to 9.5% equity through a block deal, with the floor price set at a 4.4% discount to the current market price.
JSW Energy
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Director (Finance) Pritesh Vinay will resign effective December 31, 2025.
Paytm
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Up to 2% equity may be sold via block deals, with a floor price at a 3.9% discount to the CMP.
Emcure Pharmaceuticals
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Bain Capital may offload up to 2% equity through block deals at a 7% discount.
Zinka Logistics
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Nearly 2% equity could be sold via block deals, with a base price at a 1.9% discount to CMP.
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