Several stocks are expected to remain in focus during the current trading session, including GAIL India, Bharti Airtel, Bharat Electronics and Eleganz Interiors, following developments related to leadership changes, a technology partnership, an interim dividend declaration and a new order win.
GAIL India Announces Leadership Change
GAIL India has announced a leadership transition effective March 1, with Deepak Gupta assuming charge as Chairman and Managing Director. He has succeeded Sandeep Kumar Gupta, who retired from the position.
The change in leadership comes as the company continues to execute its operational and strategic initiatives. Market participants are monitoring the development in the context of the company’s future plans and project execution under the new management.
Bharti Airtel Enters Technology Partnership With Google
Bharti Airtel has announced a new partnership with Google in India aimed at enhancing secure messaging services for its customers. Under the collaboration, Google’s Rich Communication Services (RCS) technology and spam filtering solutions will be deployed.
The integration of RCS technology is intended to enable high-quality photo and video messaging, interactive features and enhanced protection against digital fraud. The partnership is positioned to support improvements in customer communication services through advanced messaging capabilities.
Bharat Electronics Declares Interim Dividend
Bharat Electronics has declared an interim dividend of Rs 1.95 per share for the financial year 2026.
The dividend declaration forms part of the company’s capital distribution to shareholders for the ongoing financial year.
Eleganz Interiors Secures Rs 122.02 Crore Order
Eleganz Interiors has secured an order worth Rs 122.02 crore from a global information technology organization. The scope of the order includes supply, installation and handover of interior fit-out works.
The order adds to the company’s project pipeline and relates to execution of interior fit-out services under the specified contract terms.
