Stocks to Watch Today: Let’s take a look at those stocks, which can be in discussion during trading today.…
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- On Tuesday, February 10, many stocks may remain on the radar of investors in the stock market.
- The market may witness sharp fluctuations due to quarterly results, big orders, acquisitions, regulatory approvals and important corporate updates.
- There is a possibility of special movement in 20 stocks related to major sectors like cement, steel, chemical, pharma, railway, power and FMCG today.
Many stocks will remain on investors’ radar due to news related to quarterly results, big orders, acquisitions, regulatory approvals and investigations. Good movement can be seen today in stocks related to important sectors like cement, steel, chemical, pharma, railway, power and FMCG. Let’s take a look at those stocks, which can be in discussion during trading today.
Nifty Outlook: How will the market move on February 10?
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Market experts believe that the level of 25,800-25,850 will act as an important resistance for Nifty. If global cues remain positive and there is buying in these select stocks, the index can touch new highs.
Tata Steel Managing Director TV Narendran has rejected allegations of alleged collusion in steel prices. He says that domestic steel prices are decided based on global trends and raw material costs and not by any mutual understanding.
Ambuja Cements gets relief in major corporate action. The company said that the Ahmedabad bench of NCLT has approved the proposed merger with its subsidiary Sanghi Industries. This is expected to further strengthen the company’s cement business.
RailTel has got a big project worth Rs 455 crore from West Central Railway. The company has received LoA for this work, which is likely to further strengthen its order book.
Specialty chemical company Navin Fluorine has performed well in the third quarter. The company’s net profit increased by 122% year-on-year to Rs 185.4 crore. At the same time, revenue jumped by more than 47% to Rs 892.3 crore and tremendous improvement was also seen in margins.
GSK Pharma reports strong Q3 results. The company’s net profit increased by about 29% to Rs 295.6 crore. Both revenue and EBITDA recorded double-digit growth, which also led to improvement in operating margins.
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals (GSFC)
GSFC had a balanced performance in the December quarter. Profit grew by more than 18%, while revenue and operating profit also saw small but steady growth.
FMCG giant Marico has taken a big step in the skincare segment. A unit of the company has decided to buy 75% stake in the Skinetiq brand. This deal is said to be worth around Rs 262 crore.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders
Defense PSU Garden Reach has signed MoU for strategic partnership with Hindustan Shipyard. This agreement has been signed with the aim of increasing cooperation in shipbuilding and defense projects.
BSE’s Q3 results were very strong. The company’s net profit increased more than three times to Rs 601.8 crore, while revenue saw a huge jump of 62%.
NTPC Green Energy has announced the commencement of commercial operation of the 11th partial capacity of Khavda-I solar project in Gujarat. This will be considered effective from 10 February 2026.
Gravita India has signed a binding term sheet for the acquisition of Rashtriya Metal Industries for approximately Rs 565 crore. This is expected to expand the company’s metal recycling business.
Indian Oil and HPCL have purchased 20 lakh barrels of crude oil from Venezuela. This is the second time after the restoration of international supply that Indian refiners have imported oil from there.
Ramco Cements
Ramco Cements shows better profits in Q3. Net profit almost doubled, although EBITDA margins saw a slight decline.
Genus Power Infrastructures
The results of Genus Power were amazing. The company’s net profit increased almost three times, while revenue registered a tremendous growth of about 86%.
Trident’s performance in the third quarter was weak. Both profits and revenues declined, while operating margins also remained under pressure.
Texmaco Rail’s results were disappointing. There was a decline in profit, revenue and EBITDA on an annual basis.
Neuland Labs’ net profit fell 60%, although revenue rose. There was pressure on margins due to increase in costs.
PNC Infratech’s Q3 performance was weak. Both profit and revenue declined, although the stock closed nearly 2% higher on Monday.
ISGEC’s Q3 performance remained strong. Net profit witnessed an increase of more than 76% and EBITDA margin also improved.
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