Top stocks in focus on June 25: JB Chemicals, Infosys, PTC Industries, HAL, IRCTC, and more
The Indian stock market is set for an eventful session on Wednesday, June 25, with several companies announcing fresh developments that could draw investor attention. Here's a look at key corporate news and updates that may influence stock movement:
JB Chemicals received US FDA approval for its generic Amitriptyline Hydrochloride tablets, expanding its regulated market portfolio.
Infosys announced a strategic tie-up with Zoetis, aimed at boosting IT and digital operations using AI and automation solutions.
Aurobindo Pharma's subsidiary CuraTeQ Biologics received marketing approval in the UK for Dyrupeg, a biosimilar of pegylated filgrastim.
Servotech Renewable won a ~16 MW rooftop solar project from Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd, strengthening its clean energy pipeline.
PTC Industries' subsidiary Aerolloy Technologies signed an MoU with Safran Aircraft Engines to develop a domestic manufacturing ecosystem for military aircraft engines.
Bajel Projects secured a large substation order in India valued between Rs 1–2 billion.
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals launched lung cancer drug Tevimbra in the Indian market.
IndiGo reported a slight rise in market share for May, climbing to 64.6% from 64.1% the previous month.
KFin Technologies reappointed Vishwanathan Mavila Nair as Chairman for a one-year term starting October 1, 2025.
IRCTC is likely to be in focus as Indian Railways prepares for a nationwide fare hike across all passenger categories starting July 1.
HAL confirmed that the Indian Air Force will receive at least six Tejas fighter jets by March 2026.
Bondada Engineering landed a Rs 836 crore order for battery energy storage systems from Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation, to be executed over 12 years.
Ashok Leyland announced plans to expand its commercial vehicle footprint by adding 50 new outlets in North India.
Hindalco said its US-based subsidiary, Aditya Holdings LLC, will acquire AluChem Companies Inc., a specialty alumina producer, for $125 million.
India Glycols reported record-high sales of its alcoholic beverage brand 'Bunty Bubbly' for FY24–25.
Supreme Infrastructure secured a Rs 4.5 billion turnkey project in Mumbai, taking its total order book to Rs 17.25 billion.
Rites received a letter of intent for a Rs 28.5 crore infrastructure project from Gujarat Urban Development Company.
CWD Ltd announced an initial order worth Rs 8 crore from a leading digital services provider.
Several companies reported key management changes, including India Gelatine, Kabra Extrusion, Rathi Steel, Vibhor Steel, and National Plastic, all involving resignations of company secretaries or senior officers.
Enviro Infra received a GST department notice over tax dues totaling Rs 8.4 crore for the period FY19–FY24.
Vodafone Idea clarified that it has not received any formal communication from the government regarding potential relief on its outstanding dues.
CIE Automotive will invest Rs 2.6 crore to acquire up to 29% in AMP Energy C&I Thirty Two Private Ltd.
Petronet LNG, Ador Welding, and Automobile Corporation of Goa announced record dates for their final dividends.
India Cements, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharat Bijlee, and HSCL reported credit rating updates and investment activities that may influence their respective valuations.
Lloyd Metals completed the acquisition of a 26.82% stake in HR Godavari Private Limited for Rs 17.4 crore.
Mastek said CFO Raghavendra Jha will step down on July 11, 2025.
Kaynes Technology closed its Qualified Institutional Placement, issuing 28.73 lakh shares at Rs 5,569.50 per share.
BLS E-Services announced it will acquire customer service points of SBI and HDFC Bank through its subsidiary under a deal worth around Rs 6.5 crore.
Union Bank of India revoked the appointment of Pankaj Dwivedi as Executive Director with immediate effect.
Dredging Corporation of India was removed from the Short-Term Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) list.
Several companies are trading ex-date today, including Elitecon International (stock split), Quest Capital, Aegis Logistics, and Automobile Corporation of Goa (dividends).
Infibeam Avenues is scheduled to open its rights issue tomorrow, June 26.
CG Power received a tax notice from the Income Tax Department proposing an additional liability of Rs 1,194.54 crore following a draft assessment order.
Timex Group promoters are looking to offload a 15% stake in the India unit via an Offer for Sale at Rs 175 per share.
Tata Motors may see global headwinds as Jaguar Land Rover faces potential exposure of up to £1.6 billion due to proposed US tariffs.
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