The Indian stock market is indicating a bearish opening on Friday. Gift Nifty was down by 48 points. News from several companies including Adani Group, Vedanta, JSW Energy, Texmaco, Metropolis, and Reliance will determine the direction of stocks today.
Stock Market Today: The Indian stock market may open lower on Friday, September 19, 2025. Despite strength in Asian markets, Gift Nifty Futures were trading 48 points down at 24,466 at 8 AM domestically. This indicates that the Nifty-50 index might open under pressure today. Meanwhile, decisions related to interest rates by the Bank of Japan (BoJ), global market cues, and primary market activities will influence the movement of Sensex and Nifty. Investors will keep a close watch on several important stocks today.
Adani Group Stocks to be in focus
Adani Group shares will be the main attraction for investors today. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has closed proceedings related to allegations of fund diversion, related party transactions, and fraud. This could lead to a surge in the shares of Adani Group companies.
Vedanta awarded mining block
Mining giant Vedanta has been declared the successful bidder for the Punnam Manganese Block in Andhra Pradesh. This project spans 152 hectares at the G4 exploration level. Vedanta achieved this success after the state government's auction process. This news could have a positive impact on the company's shares today.
Texmaco Rail secures large order
Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited has received a significant order worth Rs 86.85 crore from Ultratech Cement. The company will supply BCFC wagons along with brake vans. The delivery for this order is expected to be completed by March 2026. This is likely to strengthen the company's stock.
Metropolis Healthcare's new acquisition
Metropolis Healthcare, a leading company in the healthcare sector, has acquired Ambika Pathology Lab in Kolhapur. This is the company's fourth acquisition in 10 months. This deal, conducted under a business transfer agreement, will expand the company's business. Its impact on Metropolis's stock could be seen in the market today.
JSW Energy's acquisition deal
JSW Neo Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JSW Energy, has announced the acquisition of Tidong Power Generation. This deal is valued at an enterprise value of Rs 1,728 crore. Under this, the company will gain ownership of a 150 MW hydro project currently under construction. This news could strengthen JSW Energy's stock.
John Cockerill secures contract from Tata Steel
John Cockerill India has secured a contract from Tata Steel for the construction of a Push-Pull Pickling Line and Acid Regeneration Plant in Jamshedpur. This deal will strengthen the company's order book, and positive movement is expected in its stock.
Waaree Energies' significant acquisition
Waaree Power, a subsidiary of Waaree Energies, has decided to acquire a 76 percent stake in smart meter manufacturer Resmosa Energy. Upon completion of the acquisition, Resmosa will become a step-down subsidiary of Waaree Energies. This deal will further strengthen the company's foothold in the energy business.
Reliance Industries' internal merger
Two wholly-owned subsidiaries of Reliance Industries, Reliance Exploration and Production DMCC and Reliance Industries (Middle East) DMCC, have been merged. This merger became effective from September 16, 2025. This step will further strengthen the company's structuring.
Unichem Laboratories fined
Unichem Laboratories has received a demand notice of €1.949 crore from the European Commission in the Perindopril drug case. The company has already made a partial payment, but an amount of €1.670 crore is still outstanding. Consequently, the stock may remain under pressure today.
Technical Glitch at One MobiKwik
Fintech company One MobiKwik recently reported that due to a system glitch on September 11 and 12, failed transactions appeared to be successful. This led to unauthorized payments in Haryana. However, the company took immediate action, filing an FIR, freezing accounts, and also making partial recoveries. This news could have a negative short-term impact on the stock.
Indian Hotels Company's clarification
Indian Hotels Company has clarified that it does not own The Pierre, New York. The company only holds leasehold rights, and operations continue as usual. Media reports suggesting the company's exit have also been denied as incorrect. This announcement could provide relief to the company's stock.
