On Friday, September 26, investors will have a special view on shares of 10 companies in the stock market. Some companies have announced new projects and investments, while some have taken decisions such as penalty or stake buyback. This can lead to fluctuations in shares.
Supreme petrochem limited
Supreme Petrochem has launched an ABS plant of 70,000 tonnes per year in Amdoshi, Maharashtra. Now production has also started in this plant. On Thursday, the company’s shares closed 1.52% to close at Rs 847.05.
Carisil Limited
The company clarified that no new QIP (qualified institutional placement) is planned to increase the capacity of kitchen equipment. Money will be raised from the earlier QIP and internal sources already collected for this project. The company’s shares closed at Rs 851.20 with a decline of 3.32% on Thursday.
Exide industries
Exide Industries has invested Rs 80 crore in its subsidiary Exide Energy Solutions Limited (EESL). This investment has been made for the funding of the Lithium-ion Cell Plant in Bengaluru. After this investment, the company’s total investment in EESL has increased to ₹ 3,882.23 crore. The stock fell 1.68% to close at ₹ 392.90 on Thursday.
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes
Ratnamani Metals have bought the remaining stake of their Swiss subsidiary Ratnamani Trade EU AG. Now this subsidiary is completely owned by the company. Earlier, the company subscribed 60,000 shares on 18 December 2024. On Thursday, the company’s shares closed at ₹ 273 with a gain of 0.71%.
HPL Electric
Electrical equipment manufacturer HPL Electric and Power Limited said on Thursday (25 September) that he had received an order of ₹ 65.72 crore (including taxes). This order is from one of its regular major customers and for the supply of smart meters.
Seagal india limited
The company’s joint venture CIL-JSPPPL has received a contract for Gamada Road Construction Project of ₹ 509 crore in SAS Nagar, Aerotropolis. CIL holds 80% in it and JSPPPL holds 20% stake. The contract letter will be received on 24 September 2025.
Zidas lifestyle
Zidas LifeSyins has been fined Rs 3.35 crore. The penalty is related to the use of Senwat Credit on the sales commission given to foreign institutions. The order has been issued by the CGST Commissioner of Ahmedabad. The company’s shares fell 1.61% to close at Rs 1,019.30 on Thursday.
NTPC
Government -owned power company NTPC has started commercial operation of a 167 MW unit in Rajasthan’s Nokh Solar PV project. This led to the total established and commercial capacity of NTPC to 60,705 MW on a single basis and 83,863 MW on group basis.
Electronics Mart India
Electronics Mart has launched a new ‘Bajaj Electronics’ multi-brand store in Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh. This will increase the company’s retail network and access to customers. On Thursday, the company fell 2.74% to close at Rs 151.05.
Walkhart Limited
The company reported that the third phase of Miknaht’s Miknaht’s third phase has been published in ‘The Lancet Regional Health’. It is an important milestone for antibiotic innovation in India. On Thursday, the company’s shares fell by 1.48% to close at Rs 1,468.
