Stocks to watch: Most of the world’s stock market is expected to support the domestic market today. Apart from this, after selling 11 consecutive sessions, foreign investors made more purchases than selling on Tuesday. On a trading day earlier, on Tuesday, February 18, the Sensex had a weekly expiry and the market also looked quite tight. However, at the end of the day, the BSE Sensex fell 29.47 points i.e. 0.04% to 75967.39 and the Nifty also slipped 0.06% i.e. 14.20 points and was almost closed at 22945.30. Now today, if we talk about individual stocks, some companies have come to business results, while some results are coming today, due to which they can show a stir. Apart from this, some stocks along with four listings can show a sharp movement due to corporate action. They are being told about them here.
Stocks to watch: These shares will be eyeing
The Planning Committee of Neith Port Talbot Council has approved the proposal of Tata Steel UK to provide electric arch furnace steelmaking in Port Talbot. This is an investment of 125 crore pounds in which 50.0 crore pounds will be supported from the UK government. This investment will save 5 thousand jobs from Tata Steel UK and the emission of Corbon Dioxide on the site will also be reduced by 90 percent.
The board of Indian Overseas Bank has appointed Madhav Chandra Jha as the Chief Financial Officer of the bank since 1 March 2025. He is currently the deputy general manager of the bank. The current General Manager and Chief Financial Officer SP Mahesh Kumar is retiring on 28 February.
Mahindra lifespace developers
Mahindra Lifespace Developers have partnered with Livingstone Infra for the cluster redevelopment project in Mahalakshmi, which has a gross development value of Rs 1,650 crore.
Rail Development Corporation has received a project of ₹ 554.5 crore from Rail Infrastructure Development Company (Karnataka). Under this project, 9 stations will be constructed with all the works related to the Bengaluru Suburban Rail Project.
The US drug regulator US FDA inspected the general GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) in Piramal Pharma’s Turge Facility during February 11–17 and released a Form 483 with 6 comments. These comments are mainly associated with improvement of procedures and practices, and there is no connection with data integrity.
Transformers & Rectifiers India
Transformers and Recognition India has received an order of ₹ 166.45 crore from Hyosung T&D India for supply of single-phase coupling transformers and single-phase transformers for TBCB projects.
L&T has also bought L&T Special Steels and Heavy Forzings from Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NCIL).
Container Corporation of India (CCI)
CCI Braithwaite of Railway Ministry on Turnsi Base Has got an order to supply 30 BLSS (Spine Car) Rex. Except for the freight (including GST), this order is ₹ 689.76 crore and it has to be supplied by 11 August 2026.
On February 18, the suppression unit of Seo Industries, a fully owned subsidiary of Cello World, caught fire on 18 February. However, the fire brigade soon overcame it. There is no harm to life and property in this.
RBM Infrakon has received an order of Rs 7.22 crore from Reliance Industries for Phase-1 B mechanical work.
Bulk deals
Airtel’s promoter unit Indian Continent Investment has sold its 0.84% stake for Rs 8,485.1 crore at an average price of Rs 1,660 per share. According to the block deal, these stocks ABS Direct Equity Fund, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Ashoka India Equity Investment Trust PLC, GQG Partners, Fidelity Institutional Funds, Goldman Sax, ICICI Prudential MF, India Acorn Fund, JP Girl Pension, National Pension, Lady System (NPS) Trust, Nordia 1 Sisav, RBC Funds, Redwheel Emerging Markets Equity Master Fund, SBI Life Insurance Company, Wanguard, White Oak India Equity Fund, and William Blair. Promoter Bharti Telecom also bought a 0.2% stake in Airtel.
Today, the shares of Hegzwayer Tech are listing on BSE and NSE. Apart from this, PS Raj Steels, Maxvolt Energy Industries and Volar Car will enter NSE SME
F&O will not be able to take F&O position in the shares of Manappuram Finance. At the same time, the ban has been removed from Deepak Nitrite.
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