Top stocks in focus on July 2: LTI Mindtree, Hyundai Motor, MOIL, JSW Energy, RITES and more
Karur Vysya Bank: Signed a bancassurance agreement with Kshema General Insurance for distributing non-life insurance products.
LTI Mindtree: Launched 'GCC-as-a-Service' to support the expansion of global capability centres for enterprises.
Lupin: Received US FDA approval for Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Gel, used post-eye surgery.
Ather Energy: Introduced Rizta S with a 3.7kWh battery offering an IDC range of 159 km.
Hyundai Motor: Reported total monthly sales of 60,924 units for June 2025, including 44,024 domestic and 16,900 export units.
NIBE Ltd: Received an order worth ₹22.66 crore for turret structure assemblies from a major infra and defence company.
Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels: Signed hotel management agreements for THE Park Jaipur and Zone by The Park Govardhan.
Moneyboxx Finance: Launched 'Salaried LAP' loan product for salaried customers.
MOIL: Increased prices of all Ferro and Chemical grades by 2% over June 1 rates.
NHPC: Rajendra Prasad Goyal appointed Chairman and MD for a two-month term.
Keystone Realtors: To redevelop an 11.19-acre Mumbai project with expected revenue of over ₹4,500 crore.
Swiggy: Rolled out a new meal section in its app featuring ₹99 single-meal options.
JSW Energy: Green energy arm signed a battery storage project deal in Rajasthan.
Ceigall India: Subsidiary secured an order worth ₹1,199 crore from NHAI.
RITES: Secured a $3.6 million order from African Rail Company for overhauled locomotives.
Hero MotoCorp: Reported a 10% increase in June sales and launched the VX2 e-scooter with battery-as-a-service.
VMart: Posted a 12.6% YoY rise in operational revenue.
India Pesticides: Expanded formulation plant capacity by 3,500 MTPA, reaching 10,000 MTPA.
Cantabil Retail: Opened three new showrooms in June, raising its total to 607 outlets.
SRM Contractors: CARE Ratings upgraded the company's long-term credit rating.
Oil Marketing Companies: Awaiting finance ministry compensation for LPG-related losses, per petroleum minister's update.
Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar: Received ₹631 crore from Lalitpur Power Generation Company via buyback.
Zaggle: Entered a 5-year agreement with DTDC Express to provide Zaggle Zoyer and Save solutions.
Ellenbarrie: Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund acquired 20.95 lakh shares at ₹511.1 each.
Adani Enterprises: ADSTL completed acquisition of an 85.1% stake in Air Works.
South Indian Bank: Q1 FY26 business update shows gross advances of ₹89,201 crore, marking 8.02% YoY growth.
Havells India: CARE reaffirmed credit ratings for the company.
Maruti Suzuki: Reported total June sales of 1.68 lakh units against a poll estimate of 1.70 lakh.
JM Financial: Acquired 2.98% stake in JM Financial Credit Solutions for ₹88.97 crore.
JHS Svendgaard: Re-appointed Nikhil Nanda as Managing Director for five years from July 2, 2025.
Canara Bank: Shareholder Director Hemant Buch resigned effective July 1, 2025.
Zen Technologies: Acquired a 76% stake in TISA Aerospace, now a subsidiary.
Indian Energy Exchange: Appointed Dr. Puneet Chitkara as Head of Strategy effective July 1, 2025.
SML Isuzu: Set July 9, 2025, as the record date for FY25 final dividend of ₹18/share.
ITD Cementation India: Appointed Navneet Kabra as Senior VP – Operations.
Lloyds Metals & Energy: DRI production for Q1FY26 stood at 79,033 tonnes, a 3% YoY increase.
Ajooni Biotech: Re-appointed Jasjot Singh as MD for five years with revised remuneration.
Godrej Properties: Sold a 2.5% stake in Vivrut Developers to a promoter group entity for ₹8.63 crore.
Hyundai Motor: Posted a 6% YoY decline in June sales.
Kajaria Ceramics: JP Morgan Funds sold 8.85 lakh shares at ₹1,067.88 each.
Paras Defence: Promoter Sharad Virji Shah sold 1.56 lakh shares.
Aarti Pharma: Orchid Family Trust offloaded 5.3 lakh shares.
Fusion Microfinance: Promoter Devesh Sachdev sold 2.07 lakh shares.
Asian Paints: Under investigation by the Competition Commission of India for alleged abuse of dominant position. Corporate Actions & Dividends NDR Auto Components: Ex-date for dividend of ₹2.75/share is July 3.
VST Industries: Ex-date for dividend of ₹10/share is July 3.
Bharat Seats: Ex-date for dividend of ₹1.1/share is July 2.
Sika Interplant: Ex-date for dividend of ₹2.4/share is July 2.
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