The Indian stock market index BSE Sensex ended at 82,253 points which was 0.30% lower as compared to Friday’s close of 690 points or 0.83%, closing at 82,500 points.
On the basis of some of the notable announcements released after the market hours on Monday, here are some of the top stocks to watch today:
- RVNL: Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) said that it has received a Letter of Award (LoA) from the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for a project under the Delhi MRTS Phase IV. The contract value is Rs 447.42 crore, inclusive of 18% GST, and the execution timeline is 36 months.
- HDFC Bank: The deposits of this private lender have grown 2.5 times faster than its loans in FY25, helping bring down the credit-to-deposit ratio to 96% from nearly 110% at the time of the merger. The Managing Director and CEO of the bank, Shashidhar Jagdishan, told shareholders that the private lender now holds 11% market share of total banking deposits in India.
- HCL Tech: The company has posted a 10.8% sequential decline in its net profit for the April-June quarter to Rs 3,843 crore, falling short of Bloomberg estimates pegged at Rs 4,253 crore. The revenue was also almost flat at Rs 30,349 crore and the operating margin fell to 16.3% from 17.9% in Q4, marking the weakest June-quarter margin in six years.
- Ola Electric: Maharashtra has decided to shut down 90% of Ola Electric Mobility showrooms of a total of 450 stores in the state and the reason behind the closure is the lack of permits for storing vehicles, as per the report.
- ONGC: The Oil & Natural Gas Corp’s Board of Directors will consider and approve the appointment of Om Prakash Sinha as the Director (Exploration) of the company.
- TCS: The board of Tata Communications will consider the proposal to raise funds through NCDs in its meet on July 17, 2025.
- HDB Financial Services: HDB Financial Services will post its Q1 FY26 results today, which will be its first as a listed entity. The stock has continued to trade around its listing price of Rs 840 per share, which is a 13% premium to its issue price of Rs 740 per share, in a span of a few days, ever since it became public.