On Monday, September 22, investors will keep an eye on several important updates and corporate deals in the stock market. From IT companies to infrastructure, oil, pharma and real estate sector, many major announcements have been made. These include new orders, investment and government agreements. Let us know which companies will be in the eyes of investors and traders in Monday’s trading session.
IT share
The White House has clarified that the fee of $ 1 lakh (about 88 lakh rupees) for H-1B visa will be applicable only to new applications. However, there is concern about whether companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, HCL Technologies and Tech Mahindra will be able to put full burden of these additional costs on the customers. This can cause pressure on the IT sector.
Hoodco
Government company Hoodco has signed an agreement with NBCC for the implementation of four construction projects. These projects will be held in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat and Delhi. The agreement was signed on 19 September 2025 by Sanjay Kulshrestha, Chairman and Managing Director of Hoodko in New Delhi and KP Mahadevswamy, Chairman and Managing Director of NBCC in the presence of senior officials.
Brigade enterprises
Shruti Pai of Manipal Education and Medical Group International India Private Limited has invested Rs 126 crore in the twin towers project of Brigade Enterprises in North-West Bengaluru. This investment indicates strong confidence in the city’s commercial real estate market.
Netweb technologies
Natwab Technologies have received a new order of Rs 450 crore. Under this, Tireon AI GPU-Sattam Systems will be supplied. The project will be completed by the end of FY 2026.
Swan Defense and Heavy Industries
SDHI has signed an agreement of Rs 4,250 crore with the Gujarat Maritime Board. Under this, modernization of Pipavav Port Shipyard, capacity increase and the country’s sea supply chain will be strengthened. In addition, an excellence center of Rs 200 crore will also be established, where more than 1,000 youths will be trained in ship -making and design.
Oil India
The government oil company has signed a joint venture with Rajasthan’s RVUNL to develop a 1.2 GW renewable energy project. This step will further strengthen the company’s green energy initiative.
Hariom pipe industries
The steel pipe manufacturer has signed a memorandum of Rs 3,135 crore with the Government of Maharashtra. Under this, an integrated steel plant will be set up at Gadchiroli. The state government has assured support through encouragement and approval.
PNC Infratech
PNC Infratech has received an order of Rs 495.5 crore from Bihar State Road Development Corporation. Under this, a 21.3 km long bridge and access route will be built on Hathori-Atar-Bavanagama-Aurai route. The project will be completed in EPC mode in three years.
Radington
IT distribution company Redington said on Saturday that its Turkish -based subsidiary Arena Bilgisire has entered into an agreement of about 8 million dollars. Under this, the equipment distribution and supply agreement of its unit Arena Connect will be transferred to Turkish company Detaget Bilgisire.
Lupine
After the investigation conducted by the US drug regulator US FDA, the pharma sector veteran Lupine has received four objections at its Biotech plant in Pune. These comments appeared during inspections conducted before approved a particular drug.
Piramal Enterprises
Piramal Enterprises has informed that his Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and the leading manager (KMP) Upma Goyal will step down on 30 September 2025. He resigned in July citing the goals of his career. This decision has come at a time when the Mumbai bench of NCLT has recently approved the merger of the company and Piramal Finance Limited.
Shipping corporation of india
The government -owned shipping company has signed an MoU with three major oil companies of India – BPCL, HPCL and IOC. This partnership can play an important role in strengthening the energy logistics network in the country.
