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L&T Technology Services has secured a €50 million deal with a European automotive OEM to set up a new development centre focused on software-defined vehicles and advanced driver-assistance systems. This follows a recent $80 million deal with a US company.

Tata Motors shares: For FY2024-25, Tata Motors reported a 4% decline in total sales, reaching 9,12,155 units, down from 9,49,015 units in FY24. Passenger vehicle sales decreased by 3%, totaling 5,56,263 units compared to 5,73,495 units in FY24, while commercial vehicle sales fell 5%, with 3,76,903 units sold, down from 3,95,845 units in FY24.

Despite foreign portfolio investors offloading Rs 1.25 lakh crore worth of equities, strong domestic participation — with mutual funds and retail investors infusing over Rs 6 lakh crore — provided crucial support.

Sudip Bandyopadhyay suggests long-term investments in the power sector (NTPC, PFC, REC), Bharat Electronics, and construction, noting market dips as buying opportunities. He advises against investing in Vodafone Idea despite temporary relief from government aid and prefers Bharti Airtel in telecom. L&T and Bharat Electronics are recommended for their strong fundamentals and growth potential.

With growing market volatility and global uncertainties, upcoming corporate earnings are set to influence the market s future direction. Expert Neeraj Dewan emphasized the importance of earnings reports and sector-specific developments, particularly in the face of tariff-related concerns and early signs of increased order flows in certain sectors.

Shiv Chanani of Baroda BNP Paribas MF suggests a stock-specific approach due to global uncertainty impacting valuations. Key sectors such as consumption, pharma, and select capital goods are expected to perform well. However, Chanani advises caution with commodities due to potential global growth slowdown.

Coal India shares: However, Coal India s coal production in FY25 saw a slight growth of 1% compared to the previous year, according to a regulatory filing. The company also reported a 3.1% decline in production for March 2025, with output dropping to 85.8 million tonnes from 88.6 million tonnes in March 2024.

Tata Consumer Products shares: Goldman Sachs highlights the company s strong innovation and expansion in distribution within its growth businesses. Additionally, the reduction in net interest costs, as acquisition debt is paid down, is also viewed as a positive factor.

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