Stocks to watch Due to earnings, new orders, collaborations, corporate updates, and escalating tensions in the Middle East, these 10 stocks are probably going to stay in the spotlight on Thursday.
1. NALCO: Nalco has inked a joint venture agreement with NLC India ltd to build a 1,080 MW captive thermal power plant in angol, Odisha.
2. Oil marketing Companies (OMCs) : Following President Donald Trump's statement that the United States may launch another strike against Iran, OMC stocks will stay in focus. The declaration has aroused concerns about growing middle Eastern hostilities and the possibility of a spike in crude oil prices.
3. TVS. Motor: TVS motor company has formed a strategic agreement with Indian Oil corporation ( IOC) to improve last-mile distribution of LPG cylinders across India by impementing sustainable commercial mobility solutions.
4. Mahindra & Mahindra: Mahindra has announced a pricing increase throughout its vehicle portfolio. SUV prices will climb by 2.7% on average starting July 10, 2026, while commercial vehicle costs will rise by 2%.
5. Tata Consultancy Services: TCS will report its Q1 FY27 profits on July 9. Investors will be keenly monitoring the company's financial performance and management's guidance.
6. SBI State bank of India raised $1.5 billion (about 12,500 crore) in one month through its FCNR(B) deposit scheme. The bank is providing NRI customers 5.25%-6% interest and loans of up to 9 times their deposit amount.
7. Canara Bank: Mahesh M. Pai, Canara bank's chief general manager of digital banking, has left, citing better possibilities in the banking sector. His departure will take effect after regulatory approval.
8. Graphite India: Graphite india has change to close its operations in Germany, citing constraints posed by the Russia-Ukraine crises. The German business had an annual turnover of approximately 105 crore.
8. IRB Infrastructure Developers: IRB infrastructure reported a 28% YoY growth in June 2026 gross toll collection in June 2026, reaching 808 crore from 631 crore in the same month last year.
9.HFCL : HFCL telecom and network infrastructure firm, has established a new brand to complement its comprehensive optical connection portfolio. The new brand, Opti Q AI, will serve as the unifying branding for the company's entire optical connection business moving forward.
10: Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals: Crompton Greaves consumer electrical equipment maker, has landed a new order MSEDCL has awarded the company an extra allocation under an existing rate contract, increasing the total order value to 64.99 crore (without GST)
