Stocks to Watch Today, 3rd April 2025: GEPIL, HINDCOPPER, MARUTI, KIRLOSENG, and More!

The Indian stock market is anticipated to start on a cautious note today. This puts investors in a dilemma on which stocks to watch today. The Nifty rebounded from lower levels, led by mid-cap and small-cap stocks, and the outlook indicates negative to range-bound trading within a wide range. Moreover, investors have a keen eye on reciprocal tariffs and the steps taken by US President, Donald Trump. Imposition of 26% tariff on Indian imports wonders investors to track the trends in different indices. Scroll down to explore key stocks to watch today.

Stocks to Watch Today on 3rd April 2025

GEPIL has received a purchase order from NTPC Limited for ₹382 million to supply generator parts. The primary focus of this order is the Talcher project in Odisha. This order is also announced in an exchange filing by GEPIL. 

KIRLOSENG has received an order worth ₹270 crore from the Indian Navy/defence ministry to design and develop a 6MW medium-speed diesel engine. The government of India will provide 70% of the funding for this order, and the marine engine will be made under the Make-I Category.

LUPIN has acquired UK-based renaissance pharma for 12.3 million pounds. Lupin Healthcare Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary is to acquire 100% stake in Renascience which supplies products in the UK. 

HINDCOPPER signed an agreement with CODELCO for cooperation and exchange of information. This agreement aims for the joint activities in beneficiation and mining exploration. 

MARUTI plans to increase car prices from 8th April 2025 due to rising operational expenses, input costs, regulatory changes, and feature additions. The price hike would be implemented up to ₹62,000 across diverse models. 

BEL received the order worth ₹593.22 crore to offer maintenance services for the Akash Missile System. The contract was signed with the Indian Air Force on Wednesday. BEL claimed that it is the company’s first order for the new financial year of 2026. 

EMAMILTD received a cautionary letter/email from BSE and NSE on 1st April 2025. The company delayed an information announcement regarding an order. The company intends to ensure compliance with the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015 and related SEBI circulars.  

M&MFIN reported an overall disbursement of up to 1% YoY at ₹15,480 cr. The company also announced a 16% increase in business assets, which were valued at ₹1,19,000 crore in March 2024. Moreover, collection efficiency is up by 97%, gathering the attention of investors. 

AVANTEL announced the receipt of a purchase order from the Department of Atomic Energy. The order is valued at ₹4.96 crores. It is a pure domestic contract to be executed by 2nd May 2026. 

PSB declared a growth of 11.90% in total business at ₹2,30,000 crore vs ₹2,05,000 crore. The total deposits are up by 8.68% at ₹1,30,000 crore against ₹1,19,000 crore year over year. 

Stock Market Today: Key Trends to Consider

• The centre spends a quarter of the FY25 allocation for two-wheelers or three-wheelers to influence EV subsidies in India.
• Reliance partners with a major European company for exports business in India.
• Sebi grants depository extension till 31st July to launch public offer. 
• US President Donald Trump released the information on reciprocal tariffs to match duties put on US goods by other countries. 
• The government appointed Poonam Gupta as the new RBI Deputy Governor ahead of the Monetary Policy Committee.

Final Thoughts

The stock market today indicates that the trend is likely to be positive for Pharma, Aquaculture and Manmade Textile. However, one can face negative trends for chemicals, woolen/cotton, metals, electricals, auto, etc. The above-mentioned stocks to watch today could be helpful for investors looking to generate higher returns.

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