October 12: Two dozen stocks, including Lenskart, Everyday Ind, SJS, Authum, Chemplast, Bajel Projects will remain in focus
Market buzz centers on stake sale in Lenskart; multiple sector bets and new ventures signal broad focus across consumer tech, energy, and infrastructure
Global investment firm Alpha Wave Ventures LP may be selling up to 1.6% of its stake in Lenskart Solutions via a block deal. Eveready Industries India Ltd has introduced the Eveready ULTIMA Liquid Vaporiser, India's first portable liquid vaporiser, targeting the mosquito protection market. S.J.S. Enterprises' wholly-owned subsidiary, SJS Display Electronics Private Limited (SDEPL), has registered an Agreement to Sub-Lease to establish a new manufacturing facility in Pune, Maharashtra.
PCBL Chemical Ltd's subsidiary Nanovace Technologies Ltd has created a wholly-owned subsidiary, Nanovace Advanced Materials Ltd, focused on advanced battery materials and next-generation energy storage technologies. Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited has resolved Wind World (India) Limited (WWIL) and acquired a stake in Vibhav Energy Private Limited (VEPL).
Mahindra & Mahindra Limited sold a 51% equity stake in Novavayu Aerospace Limited (NAL) to Brazilian manufacturer Embraer S.A. Chemplast Sanmar Ltd invested 27% in Yesaryes Energy Private Limited to source green solar energy. Adani Enterprises Ltd's Kutch Copper Ltd aims to integrate 115 megawatts of renewable energy at its copper refinery in Gujarat.
Biocon Ltd received a GST demand notice of over Rs 3.2 crore. Bajel Projects Limited secured an EPC order for 220kV Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) substations in Mumbai. KEC International Ltd received new orders worth Rs 1,030 crore. SEPC signed a Rs 854.57 crore project contract with SAIL for pellet plant BOP at Burnpur, West Bengal.
Hazoor Multi Projects Ltd won two contracts worth ₹77.596 crore from NHAI for user fee collection and facility maintenance in Karnataka. Ashoka Buildcon Ltd received a Letter of Acceptance for a ₹290.23 crore electric traction project in Varanasi. Saatvik Green Energy Ltd secured a commercial order for approximately ₹100 crore from Maharashtra State E.
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