Today’s trading session began with earnings releases from 20 companies, including Vodafone Idea, Bosch, Amara Raja Energy, AstraZeneca Pharma, Bharat Forge, Bombay Dyeing, CMS Info Systems, Dilip Buildcon, Gland Pharma, Hindustan Copper, KEC International, Info Edge India, PC Jeweller, Sun Pharma Advanced Research, Triveni Turbine, TVS Supply Chain, Websol Energy, Wockhardt, Yatharth Hospital, and Zee Entertainment.
Power Finance Corporation posted a 2.1% rise in profit to Rs 7,012 crore, while its net interest income fell 3.3% to Rs 10,696 crore. Kaynes Technology India saw profit slip 24.4% to Rs 56.4 crore but revenue jumped 40.5% to Rs 9,460 crore. Ola Electric narrowed its loss to Rs 336 crore from Rs 428 crore, though revenue fell 45% to Rs 455 crore.
Entero Healthcare Solutions recorded a 37.3% profit rise to Rs 38.2 crore, and revenue grew 38.2% to Rs 1,940 crore. Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals saw profit surge 56.1% to Rs 101 crore, with revenue up 13.9% to Rs 1,167 crore.
A company and its subsidiary Signatureglobal Business Park signed collaboration agreements for land parcels of 11.887 acres and 13.73 acres in Sohna, Gurugram. The combined area is about 2.18 million square feet, earmarked for a real‑estate project.
The company’s formulations facility in Sanand, Gujarat received an Establishment Inspection Report from the USFDA. The inspection, conducted from 6 to 15 May 2026, was classified as Voluntary Action Indicated and is now closed.
Effective 8 August, the company fixed its lump ore price at Rs 5,250 per tonne and the fines price at Rs 4,500 per tonne.
RITES signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation to provide consultancy for railway siding infrastructure across HPCL’s facilities.
Bharat Aluminium Company was named the preferred bidder for the Karlapat Bauxite Block. The block is at G2 exploration level, covers 1,822.61 hectares, and holds estimated reserves of 248 million tonnes.
Anandam Enterprises purchased 21.08 lakh shares in Electronics Mart India for Rs 35.2 crore at Rs 166.98 per share. Navodya Enterprises bought 32.2 lakh shares at Rs 165.36 each for Rs 53.24 crore. Together these purchases represent 1.38% of the company’s paid‑up equity.
Authum Investment & Infrastructure acquired an additional 2.73 lakh shares in Prataap Snacks for Rs 32.32 crore at Rs 1,179.86 per share, adding to an earlier 0.91% stake bought for Rs 25.45 crore.
Promoter P Arul Sundaram sold 6.97 lakh shares in RPP Infra Projects for Rs 3.98 crore at Rs 57.24 per share. In contrast, Baskaran Ganesan Abin Dinesh bought 3.46 lakh shares at Rs 57.27 for Rs 1.98 crore, while G Visalatchi purchased 3.48 lakh shares at Rs 57.22 for Rs 1.99 crore.
Stock trades ex‑date for income distribution are scheduled for Bandhan Bank, Kaynes Technology, and Life Insurance Corporation of India.
These updates provide a snapshot of today’s market activity, highlighting earnings performance, strategic deals, and significant share transactions across diverse sectors.