What Are The Key Stocks To Watch In Indian Markets Right Now?
Market Overview
Indian equities are witnessing multiple regulatory, corporate, and sectoral developments that are reshaping investment opportunities across industries. From reforms in IPO regulations and REIT classification to corporate acquisitions and large-scale infrastructure commitments, investors have several stocks to track closely. Below is a detailed breakdown of key companies categorized into positive, neutral, and negative outlooks, based on recent developments.
Positive Developments
Several companies are benefiting from strong corporate announcements and regulatory tailwinds, boosting their growth potential and investor confidence.
Brokerage Firms (DAM Capital, MOSL, JM Financial, Edelweiss): Stand to benefit from SEBI’s relaxed IPO anchor investor rules, paving way for stronger FPI participation.
REITs (Mindspace, Embassy, Brookfield, Nexus): Reclassification of REITs as equity for mutual funds may lead to increased inflows and visibility.
Kfintech & CAMS: New activity-based regulations provide clarity, while SEBI excludes unlisted company services, limiting compliance burden.
Tata Technologies: Expands footprint in Europe through €75M acquisition of ES-Tec Group, enhancing digital engineering and ADAS capabilities.
Adani Power: Secures a 25-year PSA with Bihar SPGCL for a 2,400 MW power plant, ensuring long-term revenue stability.
Star Health: Receives strong backing from the General Insurance Council, with assurance of no disruptions in cashless claim services.
Apollo Hospitals: Acquires IFC’s 30.58% stake in Apollo Health & Lifestyle for ₹1,254 crore, making it a fully-owned subsidiary. Also plans a ₹5,730 crore oncology facility in Gurugram.
Engineers India: Wins ₹618 crore PMC and EPCM services contract for an African fertilizer project.
Voltas & Blue Star: Benefit from government’s reopening of PLI scheme applications for white goods between September 15 and October 14, 2025.
DLF & Signature Global: Get a boost as the UP government removes height restrictions on Noida residential projects.
Vedanta: Resolves a long-standing dispute with SEPCO, with arbitration claims withdrawn.
SBI: Government exploring strategy to position at least two PSBs, including SBI, among the world’s top 20 global banks.
RCF: Starts operations at its 100 MTPD liquid CO₂ plant at Trombay.
Titagarh Rail Systems: Launches its third Diving Support Craft for the Indian Navy.
Neutral Developments
Some companies are in a wait-and-watch zone, where regulatory approvals or moderate updates have limited immediate upside impact but provide stability.
Alembic Pharma: Receives USFDA Establishment Inspection Report for its Panelav API facilities, signaling compliance but no immediate growth trigger.
Prudent Corporate: Faces SEBI’s new incentive cap for distributors at 1% of first-year investment or maximum of ₹2,000, though extra commission allowed for onboarding women investors.
Exchanges & Brokers (BSE, CDSL, Angel One): Await clarity on SEBI’s stance regarding long-term F&O contracts, as issue remains unresolved.
Negative Developments
Certain companies are facing regulatory tightening or operational challenges that could weigh on near-term investor sentiment.
SpiceJet: Reports salary delays for mid-to-senior-level staff, highlighting ongoing financial stress despite improving demand for air travel.
Trading Considerations
While positive developments in Reliance, Tata Tech, and Apollo Hospitals provide attractive opportunities, investors should also factor in regulatory tightening in the AMC sector and operational challenges at SpiceJet. Balanced portfolio allocation across sectors can help navigate this phase effectively.
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