The stock market is never short of drama – some stocks soar to new heights, while others hit unexpected roadblocks. As a new trading day begins, all eyes are on key players making headlines. From expansion moves and high-stakes deals to leadership transitions and regulatory shift. Let’s take a closer look at the stocks that are set to move the markets today.
Market Recap
The Indian stock market is riding a wave of optimism. The Sensex and Nifty extended their winning streak to six straight sessions. On Monday (March 24), the Sensex surged 1,078.87 points or 1.40% to close at 77,984.38, while the Nifty gained 307.95 points or 1.32% to settle at 23,658.35.
Stocks to watch on March 25, 2025 HCL Tech
HCL Tech has partnered with Western Union to modernize financial services using AI and cloud solutions. The deal makes HCLTech Western Union’s largest preferred partner, strengthening its position in the fintech space.
Hyundai India
Hyundai is investing Rs 694 crore in a tooling center to manufacture stamping tools and vehicle panels. The move boosts localization and strengthens its supply chain.
Britannia Industries
The bakery giant is facing a worker strike at its Jhagadia plant in Gujarat. Negotiations are ongoing, but the impact is still unclear. The company is managing supply using available resources.
LIC Housing, GIC Housing, PFC, REC, IREDA in Focus
The Reserve Bank of India’s new guidelines, set to take effect from April 1, 2025, will expand the criteria for renewable energy projects and increase loan limits for housing. This is expected to benefit housing finance companies like LIC Housing Finance and GIC Housing, as well as power financing firms such as PFC, REC, and IREDA.
ALSO READRupee recovers its 2025 losses; jumps 37 paise to close at 85.61 against US dollar Rail Vikas Nigam (RVNL)
RVNL has secured a Rs 115.79 crore contract from Central Railway’s Nagpur division. The project will upgrade the traction system, enhancing freight capacity to meet a 3,000 MT loading target.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders
The defence PSU has signed a deal with Germany’s Carsten Rehder for two more multi-purpose vessels. This brings GRSE’s total order tally to eight, with a contract value of $108 million.
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