As markets gear up for another trading session, investors are set to track key stocks that will potentially make waves in the market. From major block deals and dividend announcements to expansion plans and AI-driven innovations, here is a look at the stocks that could see action in today’s session, February 18.
Market recap
The domestic stock market ended the day on a positive note on Monday. The NSE Nifty 50 gained 37.25 points, or 0.16%, closing at 22,966.50. Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex rose by 68.47 points, or 0.09%, finishing at 76,007.68.
Stocks to watch on February 18, 2025 Bharti Airtel
Telecom giant Bharti Airtel is in the spotlight today as one of its promoter entities, Indian Continent Investment Limited, plans to offload a 0.8% stake through a block deal.
In the previous day’s trading session, Bharti Airtel share price closed at Rs 1,676.50, down by 2.36%.
SBI Cards
For investors looking at dividends, SBI Cards has announced an interim dividend of Rs 2.50 per share for FY25. Shareholders eligible for this payout will be determined on February 25, with payments scheduled by March 18. The company also has a leadership change lined up as Salila Pande will take over as Managing Director and CEO from April 1, 2025, for a two-year term.
During the last trading session, share price of SBI Cards and Payment Services settled at Rs 850.90, down 0.94%.
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ABB India has reported a strong quarterly performance, with net profit rising 56% YoY to Rs 528.4 crore. Revenue also jumped 22% to Rs 3,364.9 crore.
In the previous day’s session, ABB India share price ended at Rs 5,250.65, a marginal decline of 0.25%.
GMR Airports
India’s aviation sector major GMR Airports reported a 11% rise in passenger traffic for January 2025, reaching 1.06 crore. However, on a month-on-month basis, traffic dipped by 2%. The company also saw a 12.4% increase in international travelers.
Deepak Fertilisers
Deepak Fertilisers subsidiary, Deepak Mining Solutions, has increased its stake in Australian firm Platinum Blasting Services from 65% to 85%. The deal, valued at Rs 64.1 crore.
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