Stocks To Watch Today: HFCL, India Glycols, Bharat Forge, Waaree Energies, Mahindra & Mahindra
HFCL Ltd., India Glycols Ltd., Bharat Forge Ltd., Waaree Energies Ltd. and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. are some of the stocks that will be on the radar on Thursday.
Stocks To Watch
HFCL: The company bagged a contract from BSNL for Rs 2,501.3 crore as project implementation agency under the BharatNet Phase-III Programme.
India Glycols: The firm was awarded a contract for the supply of 18.06 crore litres of ethanol for Rs 1,264.2 crore under the ethanol blended petrol programme.
Bharat Forge: The firm's subsidiary, Kalyani Strategic Systems Ltd., signed a letter of intent with US-based AM General for the supply of advanced artillery cannons to the US, made in India.
Waaree Energies: The firm received an order for the supply of solar photovoltaic modules for 362.5 MWp to an Engie India arm.
Mahindra & Mahindra: Mahindra Group entered into a pact with Anduril Industries to collaborate on the development of autonomous maritime systems.
Cyient: The company's board appointed Sukamal Banerjee, former corporate vice president of HCL Technologies, as the chief executive officer for five years.
Servotech Renewable Power System: The firm entered a pact with French firm Watt & Well for the development and manufacture of EV charger components in India.
Rites: The company signed a memorandum of understanding with Central Water and Power Research Station for marine infrastructure consultancy.
Thomas Cook (India): The firm along with its group company SOTC Travel entered a 24-month strategic partnership with Korea Tourism Organisation to boost tourism from India.
IRIS Business Services: The company signed a memorandum of understanding with Goa's government to support its micro, small and medium enterprises ecosystem.
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