Shares of Apollo Micro Systems Ltd surged into the spotlight after the Hyderabad-based defence electronics company delivered its strongest quarter yet. For the quarter ended 30 September 2025 (Q2 FY26), Apollo recorded revenue of Rs 225.3 crore, up 40.2% y-o-y, and net profit of Rs 30.03 crore, nearly 91% higher than the Rs 15.7 crore posted a year ago.
– AVP Infracon received L1 status for a Rs.57.57 cr. project to widen and strengthen the Thiruvannamalai–Thiyagadurgam Road (SH-9A) to be completed within 12 months.
– Supreme Power Equipment bags an order worth Rs.4.86 cr. from a reputed EPC co. in Bangalore for the supply of two 20 MVA, 66/11 kV transformers, to be executed in eight months.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 25597.65 FII: -₹1067.01 cr DII: +₹1202.90 cr
As discussed earlier, market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day as Nifty failed to witness follow-through buying and slipped to a day’s low of 25578.4, close to our projected level of 25560.
1. FIIs’ net long stands at 15.22%
2. VIX: 12.65 (-0.16%)
3. PCR: 0.73
4. FIIs sold ₹1,067 cr in cash, ₹2,023 cr in index futures, and ₹4,671 cr in stock futures — a directional selling of ₹7,761 cr.
5. FIIs bought ₹1,202.90 cr in the cash segment.
– ASIAN ENERGY SERVICES: Secures ₹459 crore coal handling plant contract from Mahanadi Coalfields in Odisha.
– SOLARIUM GREEN ENERGY: Signs ₹140 crore solar module supply MoUs totaling 100 MW capacity with multiple renewable partners.
Market analysts have spotlighted two promising trading opportunities for today — one in the real-estate sector and another in the mid-cap pharmaceutical space — both showing potential for short-term gains amid range-bound market sentiment. The realty stock is projected to deliver an upside of around 6.05%, while the pharma stock could rally nearly 6.5% based on current technical indicators and trading momentum.
Shares of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) recently surged past a long-standing resistance zone, making fresh record highs in November amid strong technical momentum and volume support. The breakout comes after extended consolidation around the Rs 450–460 level, marking a significant shift in market sentiment.
In the latest edition of our weekly feature, we highlight stocks that have achieved a perfect 10 out of 10 rating under the Stock Reports Plus framework and also carry “Buy” or “Strong Buy” consensus from analysts.
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