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Stocks in Focus, April 2: Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, V-Mart Retail, Hero MotoCorp, TVS Motor, Ola Electric Mobility, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, Prestige Estates Projects Powerica, Sai Parenterals, Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports)

* Stocks in Focus, April 2: Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, V-Mart Retail, Hero MotoCorp, TVS Motor, Ola Electric Mobility, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, Prestige Estates Projects Powerica, Sai Parenterals, Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports)

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Let's catch up on the latest news from the stock market. From significant investments to major deals, quarterly earnings, acquisitions, appointments, and order wins, here’s a quick look at which stocks will be in focus in today's trade:

Quarterly and Yearly Business Update

South Indian Bank Q4 (YoY)

Gross advances grow 15.66% to Rs 1.01 lakh crore Vs Rs 87,579 crore

Total deposit soars 14.71% to Rs 1.23 lakh crore Vs Rs 1.07 lakh crore

CASA ratio rises 75 bps to 32.12% Vs 31.37%

CASA increases 17.47% to Rs 39,621 crore Vs Rs 33,730 crore

Indian Bank Q4 (YoY)

Total business jumps 13.1% to Rs 14.98 lakh crore Vs Rs 13.25 lakh crore

Gross advances soar 13.6% to Rs 6.68 lakh crore Vs Rs 5.88 lakh crore

Total deposits zoom 12.6% to Rs 8.30 lakh crore Vs Rs 7.37 lakh crore

CASA ratio falls to 39.86% Vs 40.17%

Karnataka Bank Q4 (YoY)

Total deposits rise 3.8% to Rs 1.08 lakh crore Vs Rs 1.04 lakh crore

Gross advances jump 6.9% to Rs 83,337 crore Vs Rs 77,959 crore

Share of CASA to total deposits increase 190 bps to 33.65% Vs 31.75%

CASA soars 10% to Rs 36,621.16 crore Vs Rs 33,281 crore

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Q4 (YoY)

Total business grows 17.37% to Rs 1.15 lakh crore Vs Rs 98,055 crore

Advances surge 20.32% to Rs 53,380 crore Vs Rs 44,366 crore

Total deposits jump 14.94% to Rs 61,712 crore Vs Rs 53,689 crore

CASA zooms 22.35% to Rs 17,365 crore Vs Rs 14,193 crore

V-Mart Retail Q4 (YoY)

Total revenue grows 24% to Rs 971 crore Vs Rs 780 crore

Same store sales growth at 12%

Company opened 29 stores, shut 6 stores

Bansal Wire Industries Q4 (YoY)

Total sales volume soars 20.26% to 1.17 lakh MT Vs 97,821 MT

Indian Oil Corporation FY26 (YoY)

Crude throughput of 75.4 MMT, with operational reliability of 99.5%

Sales volume of petroleum products grows 4% to 104.4 MMT Vs 100.3 MMT

Lubes business sales volume rises 15% to 855 MMT

Petrochemicals production volume at 3.4 MMT

Petrochemicals sales volume at 3.22 MMT

Auto Sales Update

Hero MotoCorp (March YoY)

Total sales volume grows 8.8% to 5.98 lakh units Vs 5.49 lakh units

Domestic sales volume rises 8.3% to 5.52 lakh units Vs 5.1 lakh units

Exports jump 15.6% to 45,693 units Vs 39,518 units

Force Motors (March YoY)

Total sales volume grows 13.49% to 4,199 units Vs 3,700 units

Domestic sales volume increases 14.42% to 4,126 units Vs 3,606 units

Exports fall 22.3% to 73 units Vs 94 units

TVS Motor Company (March YoY)

Total sales soar 25% to 5.19 lakh units Vs 4.14 lakh units

Two-wheeler sales grow 25% to 4.98 lakh units Vs 4 lakh units

Electric vehicle sales increase 44% to 38,877 units Vs 26,935 units

Exports zoom 25% to 1.41 lakh units Vs 1.13 lakh units

Three-wheeler sales zoom 46% to 21,224 units Vs 14,567 units

Ola Electric Mobility (March MoM)

Registrations jump 150% to 10,117 units Vs 3,973 units

Monthly Business Update

NMDC (March YoY)

Total iron ore production zooms 50.7% to 5.35 MT Vs 3.55 MT

Total sales grow 40.1% to 5.90 MT Vs 4.21 MT

Mobile Subscribers Addition (February MoM)

Reliance Jio adds 16.24 lakh subscribers Vs 24.37 lakh subscribers

Bharti Airtel adds 48.57 lakh users Vs 44.06 lakh users

Vodafone Idea adds 21,927 subscribers Vs loss of 4.11 lakh users

Stocks to Watch

Wipro

Nagendra Bandaru, who is currently the President and Managing Partner of Technology Services Global Business Lines (GBLs), has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the AI-Native Business &amp;amp; Platforms unit and will continue as a Senior Managerial Personnel (SMP) of the company.

Kanwar Singh will now take over as President and Managing Partner of Technology Services GBLs and will be an SMP of the company.

Suzanne Dann will step down as Chief Executive Officer of the Americas-2 Strategic Market unit to pursue opportunities outside Wipro.

Additionally, the company has launched an AI-Native Business &amp;amp; Platforms unit to complement its services business. The unit will accelerate the development of enterprise-grade agentic AI solutions and enhance outcome-based value creation.

MM Forgings

R. Venkatakrishnan has resigned from the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) due to age and health reasons, effective April 1.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Inc., USA, has announced that it will manage the end-to-end commercialization and distribution of Ryaltris (Olopatadine Hydrochloride and Mometasone Furoate) Nasal Spray, 665 mcg/25 mcg, in the United States, effective April 1.

Ryaltris was launched in the United States in 2022 and is used for the treatment of symptoms associated with Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis (SAR) in adults and pediatric patients aged 12 years and above.

Prestige Estates Projects

The company has secured a prime land parcel in Sector 92, Gurugram, and entered into a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) for a 17.212-acre land parcel.

The proposed development is expected to have a saleable area of approximately 3 million square feet, with an estimated Gross Development Value (GDV) of around Rs 4,200 crore.

Lupin

The company’s subsidiary, Nanomi BV, Netherlands, has entered into definitive agreements to acquire a 43.38% stake in Multicare Pharmaceuticals Philippines, Inc. (MPPI), a subsidiary of Nanomi, for $39.6 million.

The transaction is expected to be completed by May 2026.

Varun Beverages

The Board has fixed April 8 as the record date for determining the eligibility of equity shareholders to receive a final dividend of Rs 0.50 per share for the financial year ended December 2025.

SBI Cards and Payment Services

Amit Batra has been appointed as EVP &amp;amp; Chief Strategy Officer of the company, effective July 1, 2026.

Hero MotoCorp

The company has completed the acquisition of 2,68,219 Series E cumulative compulsorily convertible preference shares in Euler Motors for Rs 210 crore.

Following this acquisition, the company now holds a 36.67% stake.

InterGlobe Aviation

The company revised fuel charges on domestic and international routes for all new bookings, effective April 2.

The domestic fuel surcharge has been revised to a range of Rs 275–Rs 950 based on distance slabs, while international routes have seen steeper hikes.

Bulk and Block Deals

Bharti Airtel

BNP Paribas Financial Markets has purchased 5.4 lakh shares (0.008% stake) in Bharti Airtel from BofA Securities Europe SA. The shares were exchanged at a price of Rs 1,782, valuing the transaction at Rs 96.22 crore.

TIL - RE

Life Insurance Corporation of India has sold 66,651 rights shares of TIL Ltd at Rs 2.8 per share.

Mainboard Listing

Powerica
Sai Parenteral's
Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports)

SME Listing

Highness Microelectronics

Stocks Trade Ex-Dividend

Aster DM Healthcare
Chennai Petroleum Corporation
CRISIL
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency
Sundaram-Clayton
TVS Holdings

Stock Trades Ex-Date for Bonus

B2B Software Technologies

Stock Trades Ex-Date for Split and Bonus

R&amp;amp;B Denims

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Stocks to Watch Today: Powerica, Sai Parenterals, Prestige Estates, NMDC, Ola Electric, Hero Moto, V-Mart, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Vodafone in focus on 02 April

BNP Paribas Financial Markets buys 5.4 lakh shares in Bharti Airtel from BofA Securities Europe SA, Life Insurance Corporation of India sells 66,651 rights shares of TIL at Rs 2.8 per share

* BNP Paribas Financial Markets buys 5.4 lakh shares in Bharti Airtel from BofA Securities Europe SA
* Life Insurance Corporation of India sells 66,651 rights shares of TIL at Rs 2.8 per share

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BNP Paribas Financial Markets, a part of European bank BNP Paribas SA, has acquired more than 96 crore worth shares in telecom operator Bharti Airtel via open market transaction on April 1.

Bharti Airtel shares finished the first session of the new financial year at Rs 1,782 on the BSE, falling 0.13 percent. The stock remains below all key moving averages but taking support at Rs 1,770 since the mid of March and consolidating with 100 rupees range.

As per the block deals data on Wednesday, BNP Paribas Financial Markets has bought 5.4 lakh shares (equivalent to 0.008 percent of paid-up equity) from BofA Securities Europe SA.

The 5.4 lakh shares were exchanged at a price of Rs 1,782, valuing at Rs 96.22 crore.

Meanwhile, Life Insurance Corporation of India sold 66,651 rights shares of TIL Ltd at Rs 2.8 per share. The rights shares rallied to Rs 2.8 on Wednesday, up 40 percent from previous close of Rs 2 on the BSE.

TIL launched its rights issue to raise Rs 199.5 crore via 1.2 crore partly paid-up equity shares at a price of Rs 165 per share. The rights issue opened on March 30 and close on April 8, 2026.

BNP Paribas Financial Markets buys over Rs 96 crore worth shares in Bharti Airtel

Shipping, logistics stocks jump as West Asia tensions ease, Garden Reach Shipbuilders hits record sales; shares surge 16%, Brent crude prices fell below USD 99 per barrel

* Shipping, logistics stocks jump as West Asia tensions ease
* Garden Reach Shipbuilders hits record sales; shares surge 16%
* Brent crude prices fell below USD 99 per barrel

Shipping and logistics stocks surged as signs of West Asia conflict de-escalation boosted market confidence. Lower geopolitical risks and easing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz improved trade outlook, with several firms reporting strong gains and record turnovers.

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Shares of shipping and logistics firms rallied on Wednesday amid indications of a possible de-escalation in the West Asia conflict.

Statements from Iranian authorities, including the President’s indication of openness to ending the war and confirmation by the foreign minister of communication with the United States, signalled a potential easing of tensions.

US President Donald Trump also said Washington could halt its military operations against Iran within two to three weeks, adding that Tehran may not necessarily need to reach a formal agreement for the conflict to wind down.

Shares of Great Eastern Shipping Company rose up to 3.5 percent, while Shipping Corporation of India advanced 6.5 percent.

Shreeji Shipping Global and Seamec gained 4.37 percent and 3.06 percent, respectively.

Delhivery shares rose over 5 percent, while Blue Dart Express and Allcargo Logistics gained 3.82 percent and 7.8 percent, respectively.

Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst at Swastika Investmart, said shipping stocks emerged as key beneficiaries as the Strait of Hormuz is a vital global trade route, especially for oil transportation, and any reduction in conflict risk boosts confidence in shipping and logistics companies.

Lower geopolitical uncertainty typically leads to smoother trade flows and reduced insurance and operational costs, which in turn improves profitability expectations for these firms, he added.

Market sentiment was supported by easing geopolitical concerns, particularly optimism around de-escalation in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, prompting fresh buying in the sector.

Brent crude prices also fell below USD 99 per barrel.

A reduction in hostilities is seen as critical for the restoration of normal transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a key maritime route handling about 20 percent of global oil and LNG shipments. Any easing of disruptions is expected to stabilise energy flows and improve visibility for shipping activity.

Shares of Garden Reach Shipbuilders &amp;amp; Engineers surged over 16 percent to Rs 2,289.60 on the BSE after the company reported its highest-ever annual turnover of Rs 6,400 crore for FY 2025-26, up 26 percent from Rs 5,076 crore in the previous fiscal.

The positive sentiment extended to other defence shipbuilding stocks, with Cochin Shipyard rising 12.3 percent and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders gaining 10.2 percent.

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Shipping, logistics stocks gain on Iran war de-escalation hopes; SCI, Delhivery gain up to 7%

Nifty India Defence index jumped nearly 7 percent intraday., India seen as a reliable defence supplier amid US-EU tensions., Garden Reach Shipbuilders rose 20 percent on record turnover.

* Nifty India Defence index jumped nearly 7 percent intraday.
* India seen as a reliable defence supplier amid US-EU tensions.
* Garden Reach Shipbuilders rose 20 percent on record turnover.

Defence stocks surged as the Nifty India Defence index jumped nearly 7% amid US-Europe NATO tensions. Experts see India as a rising defence supplier, boosted by government spending, indigenisation, and export opportunities. All index constituents traded higher.

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Defence shares rallied sharply on Wednesday, with the Nifty India Defence index rising nearly 7 percent intraday, snapping a two-day decline. 18 out of the 19 constituents of the index settled in the green.
3 key factors behind sharp rally
1) Value buying: The Nifty India Defence index rose 6.9 percent to an intraday high of 7,712.75, snapping its 2-day decline during which it fell up to 5.5 percent. Dr. Ravi Singh – Chief Research Officer (Research) at Master Capital Services, said the defence stocks are seeing a structural re-rating driven by a policy push towards indigenisation.

He added, &quot;There are high chances that India will emerge as a major hub in the coming years for the production and export of defence equipment. The government is actively promoting the idea of “Make in India,” and is spending more on the defence sector, while reducing its dependence on imports, which is helping local companies expand. At the same time, other countries are looking to expand their sources because of the changing global scenario, and India is an attractive option as a cost-effective and reliable source. In the long term, the Indian defence companies will emerge as major players in the market. The companies will benefit from the increased orders in the country and the growth in exports to other countries. Moreover, the companies will benefit from the growth in new areas as well, and as the companies expand, their profitability is likely to increase that makes the sector an attractive option for growth.&quot;

2) Trump hints at quitting NATO: US President Donald Trump told The Telegraph that he is strongly considering pulling the US out of NATO for not joining the US-Israeli war against Iran.

When asked if he would reconsider the US membership in the alliance after the war, Trump told the Telegraph, &quot;Oh yes, I would say [it’s] beyond reconsideration.&quot; &quot;I was never swayed by Nato. I always knew they were a paper tiger, and Putin knows that too, by the way,&quot; he added.

Amid rising unease among NATO allies over the ongoing war in Iran, Maj Gen. R.C Padhi (retd) Senior VP at IG Defence, noted &quot;If there is any significant shift in the US–EU defence relationship, it could create a strategic opening for India as an alternative manufacturing partner. Europe would need dependable and politically aligned suppliers, and India is increasingly positioning itself as a credible option with its focus on indigenisation and expanding defence production capabilities. However, such a transition would take time and depend on India’s ability to scale, meet strict quality standards, and build long-term trust. While the opportunity is real, it will be driven by gradual alignment rather than an immediate shift.&quot;

France and Italy have expressed reservations over certain US-Israeli military actions, even as US President Donald Trump criticised European NATO allies for what he described as inadequate support during the month-long conflict involving Iran, underscoring emerging divisions within the alliance.

Earlier this month, Trump termed longstanding NATO allies as &quot;cowards&quot; over their perceived lack of support.

Trump also alleged that France had prevented aircraft carrying military supplies to Israel from flying over its territory, stating on Truth Social that Paris had been &quot;very unhelpful&quot;. The French presidency said it was surprised by the remarks and maintained that its decision was in line with its policy since the beginning of the conflict.

Italy, last week, denied permission for U.S. military aircraft to land at the Sigonella air base in Sicily before proceeding to the West Asia.

Spain, on its part, defended its decision to completely shut its airspace to U.S. aircraft involved in operations against Iran.

Trump also criticised the United Kingdom, suggesting that countries dependent on fuel supplies through the Strait of Hormuz should source energy from the United States and take a more assertive stance in the conflict.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, meanwhile, said he believed the war in Iran was illegal.

The United States, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom are all members of NATO, and the recent developments point to a broader divergence between Washington and its European allies.

Market participants said that if the United States adopts a more inward-looking approach under Trump and distances itself from NATO, it could prompt European nations to diversify their defence procurement sources.

Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst at Swastika Investmart, said &quot;The global strategic landscape could be heading toward a major reset if the United States, under Donald Trump, distances itself from NATO. His repeated criticism of European allies, particularly over their limited role in tensions involving Iran, has raised fresh doubts about the durability of transatlantic defence ties. If this rhetoric translates into policy, Europe may find itself navigating a new security reality without the same level of American backing that has defined its defence structure for decades.&quot;

He added that such a shift would place the European Union in a challenging position. For years, European nations have relied heavily on U.S. defence systems, intelligence, and military support. A reduced American role would force the EU to rethink its procurement strategies and accelerate efforts toward strategic autonomy. However, replacing U.S. capabilities is not just a financial challenge but also a geopolitical one, as Europe must carefully choose partners that align with its political values and long-term interests.

&quot;In this context, India stands out as a compelling alternative. As a democratic nation with rapidly growing defence manufacturing capabilities, India offers both reliability and scalability. Unlike China or Russia, which present strategic and political complications for Europe, India provides a more balanced and cooperative partnership option. Its push to expand domestic defence production and increase exports aligns well with Europe’s need to diversify its supply chain. This evolving dynamic could pave the way for a stronger India–EU defence partnership, reshaping how global military supply networks operate. As alliances become more fluid and less centralized, countries are likely to prioritize flexibility and shared values over traditional dependencies. If these trends continue, India may not just become an alternative supplier but a key pillar in the next generation of global defence cooperation,&quot; he noted.

Sunny Agrawal - Head of Fundamental Research at SBI Securities, said &quot;The recent Middle East war is an indication of Trump to its NATO allies to ensure own safety measures for their cargo in Strait of Hormuz and defence deal between Saudi Arabia and Ukraine is the clear indication that the US is no longer a trusted partner to provide defence cover to its partners. Domestic defence companies are sitting on a robust order book on the back of the strong defence spend by Government of India and have strong technological capabilities to service the potential exports requirement. In the medium term, the street is pencilling strong export opportunities for the defence companies across various products like missiles, guns, artillery shell, drones, anti-drone systems, aerospace, telematics etc as India is the only strong trusted partner to supply defence equipment in the current uncertain global environment.&quot;

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3) US envoy's comments on India's defence partership: Sentiment for defence shares was also supported by latest remarks from US envoy to India Sergio Gor.

The envoy emphasised a results-driven approach to deepen bilateral ties, identifying defence, trade and emerging technologies as key areas of cooperation.

He described defence engagement as the &quot;most strategically significant&quot; pillar, citing ongoing joint exercises and growing interoperability between the two countries.

&quot;India is a major defence partner, and defence cooperation is one of the brightest spots in our bilateral relationship,&quot; he said, referring to exercises such as Malabar and Tiger Triumph.

In an interview with SPAN Magazine, Gor also highlighted the personal rapport between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, noting that it strengthens bilateral ties.
US Envoy Sergio Gor Bets Big on India
4) Record turnovers for defence firms: Garden Reach Shipbuilders &amp;amp; Engineers was top gainer, hitting the 20 percent upper circuit after the company reported its highest-ever annual turnover of Rs 6,400 crore for FY 2025-26, marking a 26 per cent increase from Rs 5,076 crore in the previous fiscal.

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) gained 6 percent after the defence ministry on Tuesday inked a Rs 1,950 crore contract with state-run BEL for the procurement of two mountain radars and related infrastructure for the Indian Air Force.

The Navratna defence public sector company also reported a provisional and unaudited turnover of approximately Rs 26,750 crore for the financial year 2025-26.

5) DAC clearance: Defence minister Rajnath Singh cleared deals worth around Rs 2.38 lakh crore on Friday. Singh granted the Acceptance of Necessity for the proposals during a meeting of the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), India's top decision-maker for defence procurement.

(With inputs from Reuters)

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GRSE, BEL, other defence shares rally up to 20%: Here are 5 key reasons

Bank stocks gained 3%, snapping a two-day losing streak., Nifty Bank hit 51,806.25, all 14 constituents traded in the green., Punjab National Bank led gains, rising nearly 4 percent.

* Bank stocks gained 3%, snapping a two-day losing streak.
* Nifty Bank hit 51,806.25, all 14 constituents traded in the green.
* Punjab National Bank led gains, rising nearly 4 percent.

Banking shares rebounded over 3% after a two-day slump, tracking Sensex and Nifty gains amid easing oil and inflation concerns. Nifty Bank rose 3.04%, with all constituents in the green. Analysts warn of bearish trends and key support/resistance levels ahead.

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Banking shares on Wednesday snapped a two-day losing streak and rose more than 3 percent, tracking a sharp rebound in benchmark indices.

The Sensex and Nifty ended their two-session decline and surged over 2.6 percent on the first day of the financial year on April 1, amid easing concerns over oil prices and global inflation.

Sentiment improved after US president Donald Trump said Washington could end its military attacks on Iran within two to three weeks, adding that Tehran would not need to strike a deal as a precondition for the conflict to wind down.

Brent crude prices slipped to $105 per barrel, while Asian markets climbed 3.7 percent on expectations that the month-long conflict could end soon.

The Nifty Bank rose 3.04 percent to hit an intraday high of 51,806.25. All its 14 constituents traded in the green. The index had declined 6.5 percent over the previous two sessions.

Punjab National Bank was the top gainer, rising nearly 4 percent. AU Small Finance Bank and Axis Bank advanced 3.73 percent and 3.72 percent, respectively.

Among heavyweights, State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank rose between 1.5 percent and 3 percent.
What lies ahead?
Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, said the price structure remains bearish with sustained lower lows and broad-based selling pressure across constituents.

&quot;The sharp fall reflects a lack of support from heavyweight banking stocks, which dragged the index lower. Bank Nifty ended FY26 with a loss of 2.50 percent, highlighting its underperformance in the latter part of the year,&quot; he said.

He added that immediate support is placed in the 49,900–49,800 zone, and a sustained move below this could extend the decline towards 49,500 and then 49,200 in the near term. On the upside, the 50,600–50,700 range is expected to act as immediate resistance.

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