Stocks to Watch Today: Shares of some selected companies are going to be on the radar of investors in the trading session of 27th February…
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- There may be significant movement in selected stocks in the market in the trading session of 27th February.
- Due to important news like dividend updates, big investments, tender updates, legal decisions and international expansion, many big and government companies will remain on the radar of investors.
- Let us know those major stocks which may see sharp movement on Friday.
Vishal Mega Mart
Vishal Mega Mart Ltd promoters are looking to sell shares worth Rs 3,508 crore through a block deal on Friday, sources told NDTV Profit. The promoters will probably sell 30.5 crore shares, which is 6.5% of the equity. Moreover, the floor price for the block deal has been fixed at Rs 115 per share. This is at a 10% discount from the current market price. There will also be a lock-in of 150 days on the remaining stake.
The company has received trading approval from NSE and BSE for 95.2 lakh shares offered to promoter group entity JTPM Metal Traders. Jio Financial Services: The company bought 3.4 crore shares of its branch, Jio Credit, for Rs 2,000 crore to fund its business operations.
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The company bought 262 crore shares in its branch, T Steel Holdings, for a total value of Rs 2,402 crore.
The company received an order worth Rs 775 crore from Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for the redevelopment of staff quarters.
Jio Financial Services has invested about Rs 1,999.88 crore in its subsidiary Jio Credit Limited. The company has subscribed equity shares at a premium, which will expand the business of Jio Credit.
IT sector giant HCLTech has signed an agreement with IIT Kanpur. The partnership aims to transform advanced research into a program that can be implemented at scale with pilot projects. This can strengthen the innovation capabilities of the company.
State-run oil marketing company Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has set up a subsidiary in Singapore. Its objective is to strengthen the trading business of energy products at the global level.
MSTC Limited has been declared L1 bidder in a major tender of Coal India. This contract is related to linkage auction for three years in the non-regulated sector through GeM portal.
Brigade Enterprises has entered into a strategic partnership with Primus Senior Living. Under this agreement, three senior living projects will be developed in Bengaluru and other cities of South India. Their total estimated gross development value is said to be around ₹750 crore.
The board meeting of government railway finance company IRFC will be held on 9 March 2026. In this meeting, the decision on the second interim dividend for the financial year 2025-26 will be taken. Movement in shares is possible due to expectation of dividend.
The country’s leading oil company Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) will consider dividend on March 6. Investors will keep an eye on the results of this meeting.
IRCON International, a government company in the engineering and construction sector, has received a decision from the Patna High Court in a matter related to VAT assessment. A tax demand of ₹108.75 crore has been fixed on the company for the year 2010-11 to 2016-17, which may impact the stock.
The board of Engineers India Ltd has declared a second interim dividend of ₹1.50 per share for the financial year 2025-26. The record date has been fixed for March 6, 2026 and the payment will be made from March 20, 2026 or within 30 days of the announcement.
Hindalco, the metal company of Aditya Birla Group, has said that the process of acquisition of AluChem Companies is going on. America’s CFIUS is reviewing this deal. However, the process has been affected due to the partial shutdown of the US government.
Greaves Electric Mobility, the EV arm of Greaves Cotton Ltd, has announced its entry into the Nepal market. This is an important part of the company’s international expansion strategy.
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