Stocks in Spotlight: Tata Motors' Split, DMart's Profit Rise, Infosys' Digital Push
- Tata Motors trades for the last time as a consolidated entity ahead of its commercial vehicles demerger.
- Infosys launches its Customer Experience Suite for Salesforce, boosting digital transformation offerings.
- Axis Bank, DMart, and Waaree Renewables stay in focus with regulatory updates and strong earnings.
As the markets open on Monday, several major companies are likely to be in the spotlight due to key developments and announcements. Here’s a quick look at the stocks that could see movement in today’s trade.
Tata Motors: Today marks the last trading day for Tata Motors as a consolidated entity. The company’s demerger of its commercial vehicles business will take effect from Tuesday, October 14, which has made the stock a major focus for investors.
BLS International: The Ministry of External Affairs has imposed a two-year ban on BLS International, restricting the company from participating in new tenders for Indian missions. This action could weigh on the company’s shares today.
Avenue Supermarts (DMart): The retail chain reported a 4% rise in net profit year-on-year, supported by a 15.5% increase in revenue and an 11% jump in EBITDA. The company’s steady growth in sales could keep investor sentiment positive.
Welspun Enterprises: The company’s board is set to meet on October 15 to consider raising funds through convertible warrants or preferential allotment of shares, which may attract attention from traders.
Zen Technologies: Zen Technologies announced a new order worth around Rs 37 crore from the Ministry of Defence for supplying anti-drone systems with Hard Kill capabilities, strengthening its defense portfolio.
Infosys: The IT major launched the Infosys Customer Experience Suite for Salesforce, offering enhanced Agentforce solutions to help businesses in their digital transformation journeys. The move underscores Infosys’ push into advanced digital and cloud-based services.
Axis Bank: Axis Bank received a ‘Letter of Caution’ from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) advising the bank to strictly comply with KYC regulations. The bank stated it has already taken corrective measures in line with RBI’s guidance.
Kotak Mahindra Bank: Kotak Mahindra Bank announced that Sonata Finance has merged with BSS Microfinance. Following this merger, Sonata Finance is no longer a subsidiary of the bank, effective October 11.
Lupin: The US FDA completed a pre-approval inspection at Lupin’s Somerset facility in New Jersey, resulting in one observation. The inspection outcome is relatively positive for the pharmaceutical company.
Waaree Renewable Technologies: The solar energy firm reported its best-ever quarterly performance in Q2 FY26, with net profit surging 117% year-on-year to Rs 116.3 crore and revenue rising nearly 48% to Rs 774.8 crore, driven by strong project execution and improved margins.
Overall, the day is expected to see active trading across multiple sectors from auto and retail to banking and renewables as investors react to these latest updates.
