Indian equities are set for another action-packed session on Friday, September 26, with several major corporate developments and global cues influencing investor sentiment. From auto giants to pharma majors and IT heavyweights, here are the top stocks likely to remain in focus today.
Stocks to Watch Today, September 26
Tata Motors (TAMO): The company has begun a phased restart of operations, with some digital estate now restored. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) confirmed the update to CNBC-TV18.
Larsen & Toubro (L&T): Telangana government will take over Phase 1 of the Hyderabad Metro project with debt for an equity value of ₹2,000 crore, PTI reported.
TVS Motor: The company will acquire a two-wheeler and three-wheeler Italian design and testing firm in Italy for €5 million.
Polycab India: JPMorgan Fund, Morgan Stanley, and HDFC Life were among buyers in a block deal executed yesterday.
Wockhardt: The Lancet has published results of a Phase 3 clinical study of the company’s drug candidate Miqnaf, showing positive outcomes.
Supreme Petrochem: The company has commissioned a new 70,000 tonnes per annum ABS capacity.
Travel Foods: A subsidiary will explore setting up outlets at travel locations in Indonesia.
RITES: The company has secured an $18 million order from South Africa.
IT Stocks: Accenture guided for FY26 constant currency revenue growth at 2–5%, lower than 7% in FY25. This may influence sentiment in Indian IT companies.
Sun Pharma: The US will impose 100% tariff on branded and patented pharma drug imports starting October 1, which could affect Indian pharma exporters.
Ather Energy: The company will forego the PM E-Drive incentive of ₹26 crore due to rare earth material issues.
Waaree Energies: Bloomberg reported that the company is under a US probe for alleged evasion of solar tariff duties.
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