Share Market News, Stocks to Track: Domestic equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty surged more than one per cent each in a strong session on Thursday, with financial, energy, metal and FMCG shares being at the forefront of the rally. The Sensex finished the day with a gain of 1,000 points at 83,755.9 while the Nifty soared 304.25 points to settle at 25,549.
As market participants await the next session on Dalal Street, here are a few stocks set to be in focus during the next trading day, on June 27:
F&O segment inclusions
As the market enters the July F&O series with the opening bell on Friday, a number of stocks are set to enter the derivatives segment. These are: 360 One Wam, Amber Enterprises, Kfin Tech and PG Electroplast.
Hindustan Aeronautics
The HAL board is set to meet on Friday to consider what could be a final dividend for FY25.
Dividends
HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Cipla, Bajaj Holdings & Investment and Syngene International are set to trade ex-dividend each on Friday. Indian Oil has declared August 8 as record date for its latest dividend.
Bank stocks
The Nifty Bank basket will be in focus with the RBI scheduled to hold a seven -day Variable Rate Reverse Repo (VRRR) auction on Friday.
Power Mech Projects
The company has secured a 25-year, Rs 159-crore solar power contract from Bihar State Power Generation.
Western Carriers (India)
The company has received a Rs 230-crore work order for three years from Jindal Stainless.
HCLTech
The IT major has extended its partnership with Salesforce.
The agreement covers adopting Agentic AI with new service offerings.
NTPC
From July 1, NTPC is set to begin commercial operations from its 660 MW Unit 3 of the Barh Super Thermal Power Project.
Hitachi Energy India
The company has bagged an order from for the supply of 765 kV 500 MVA single-phase transformers from PowerGrid.
Persistent Systems
The company has signed a pact for the business transfer of Starfish Associates LLC for Rs 20 crore.
Hindustan Copper
The PSU has entered a tripartite agreement with Alankit Assignments and CB Management Services.
Bank of Maharashtra
The lender has decided to reduce its MCLR by 0.05 per cent for three-month and one-year tenures with effect from June 27.