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NHPC and NTPC Green Energy, Indian state-run companies, plan to raise approximately 45 billion rupees. They will achieve this through short-term bond sales this month. NHPC aims to secure around 20 billion rupees via two or three-year bonds. NTPC Green Energy will debut in the bond market. They intend to raise between 20 to 25 billion rupees through five-year bonds.

Raymond Realty s shares declined despite reporting a significant YoY increase in consolidated net profit for Q1 FY26. Revenue, however, decreased on a like-to-like basis due to low inventory, impacting EBITDA. While booking value and collections also fell, pricing remained firm, and the company s real estate portfolio holds substantial revenue potential. Technical indicators suggest the stock is nearing oversold territory.

Murae Organisor s shares are in focus as today is the last day to qualify for its 1:10 bonus issue, with a record date set for August 7, 2025. Investors must own shares by today s close due to the T+1 settlement cycle to be eligible for the bonus shares. This corporate action aims to reward shareholders and improve stock liquidity.

Gujarat Gas experienced a slight dip in PAT for Q1 FY26, reporting Rs 327 crore against Rs 330 crore YoY. Despite a revenue decrease to Rs 4,065 crore, EBITDA rose to Rs 579 crore. The company achieved record CNG sales, reaching 3.

A 5-year swing high represents the highest price a stock has reached within five years. This level often acts as a significant resistance point, where the price has historically struggled to move beyond.

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty50 opened flat as investors anticipate the RBI s policy announcement. Expectations are for unchanged rates and a dovish stance due to rising external risks, including proposed U.S. tariffs. Bharti Airtel and Adani Ports saw gains, while Sun Pharma and Infosys traded lower.

This scan indicates an uptrend when the Relative Strength Index (RSI) value crosses above 50 from below

Pharma stocks such as Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Lupin, and others will be in focus on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump said tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals could rise to as high as 250%. The proposed tariffs would start at a lower rate but escalate over time, he said in a CNBC interview.

NSDL shares debuted on the stock exchanges on August 6, achieving a premium over the IPO price of Rs 800. The Rs 4,012 crore IPO witnessed substantial oversubscription, particularly from QIBs. NSDL, a key player in India s dematerialized securities market, reported revenue and profit growth in FY25, attracting long-term investors due to its institutional importance and dividend history.