Markets remained subdued on Friday even after recent record highs, but several stocks stood out due to company-specific developments, supported by a broader backdrop of stable global liquidity.
Voltas drew positive attention after a bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) dismissed a plea seeking insolvency proceedings against the firm — a verdict that relieves a major overhang on the stock.
IndiGo completed a required system upgrade across its entire A320-family fleet — a regulatory safety compliance move — which may bolster investor confidence amid ongoing volatility in the aviation sector.
Maruti Suzuki is set to launch its first all-electric passenger vehicle, the e-Vitara, from December 2, 2025, marking the company’s formal entry into India’s electric-vehicle segment — a significant strategic shift likely to interest EV-market investors.
Lenskart released its first quarterly results since listing: consolidated profit after tax rose about 20 per cent y-o-y to Rs. 102.22 crore, reflecting early signs of post-IPO financial stabilisation and giving the stock renewed attention.
For ITC, the spotlight is on possible changes in government taxation — as two new bills may replace the existing GST-compensation cess on tobacco products, a move that could impact tobacco-segment earnings and investor sentiment.
Together, these developments — ranging from legal clearance and regulatory compliance to strategic product-launches and financial results — have made these companies key watch-points for investors aiming to navigate selective opportunities, even as the broader market takes a breather.
