Indian stock market saw robust action on 19th and 20th September 2025 due to the confluence of regulatory clearances, corporate news, IPO rumor, and sector movement. Below is a detailed round-up of key events.
Adani Group shares rose 10% after SEBI cleared the group of charges filed against it over the Hindenburg report. Buying was fresh in Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, and Adani Power, which also inked a 25-year Power Supply Agreement (PSA) with Bihar State Power Generation Company. The SEBI clearance has assured new infra projects and capex expansion.
- L&T secured a sizeable order in Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project, which bolstered infra sentiment.
- Texmaco Rail secured a ₹86.85 crore wagon order from Ultratech Cement with delivery assured in the next few months.
- SEPC secured a ₹442 crore irrigation order from Delhi Water Resources and a ₹650 crore solar EPC order from Parmeshi Urja, taking its stock 10% higher.
- NBCC secured a ₹3,700 crore mixed-use development project in Rajasthan.
- Knowledge Marine & Engineering bagged a ₹47.59 crore dredging contract from Deendayal Port.
- B R Goyal Infrastructure bagged a ₹125.85 crore road order in Maharashtra.
- Krystal Integrated Services bagged a ₹370 crore order from the social welfare department of Maharashtra.
- Cochin Shipyard inked a dry dock project contract with ONGC.
- Suzlon Energy bagged its biggest wind energy order in FY26, making a case for renewable sector expansion.
- 3AI issued a ₹25 crore IPO to fund foreign expansion and AI recruitment, and a new hiring drive.
- Saatvik Green Energy issue subscribed 0.43 times on Day 1 and witnessed good retail investor appetite on Day 2.
- Biocon Biologics raised Canadian funds for its biosimilar aflibercept Yesafili to expand in North America.
- Yes Bank revealed Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation of Japan acquiring 20% stake. This was followed by board rebuilding, showing better governance and international integration.
- PSU banks staged a comeback, with Nifty PSU Bank Index advancing 1.28% on credit growth expectations and positive Q2 earnings expectation.
- Shriram Finance saw a rally on strong loan book growth, while SBI Life Insurance staged a comeback on premium growth.
- ICICI Bank and private sector banks, however, experienced profit-bookings, and hence short-term falls.
- Nifty Realty Index went up by 4% due to festive season residential demand and new project launches.
- BSE Power Index went up by 3% due to renewable energy expectations and capex announcements.
- Nifty Oil & Gas Index went up by 2% due to crude price stability.
- Midcap and Smallcap indices dominated the broader market with 1.5–2% weekly gains, following retail inflows.
- JK Tyre expected two-digit growth and increased production to address increasing auto demand.
- Oil India retrieved ₹942 million dividend from Russian investments and anticipates complete recovery in FY26.
- Vedanta acquired Punnam manganese block in Andhra Pradesh and announced fresh capex expansion.
- Reliance Power shed light on no effect of recent CBI inquiry, while Reliance Infra considered divestment of non-core assets.
- Indoco Remedies got zero-observation clearance from USFDA and also declared a new Gujarat API facility.
- Titan, Trent, and Nestle India were set right on margin pressure and profit booking, and HCL Tech fell on dismal Q3 guidance.
The market remained mixed but positive. PSU banks, energy, and realty segments led gains, whereas some private banks and FMCG stocks were corrected. Investor sentiment continues on festive demand, growth in renewable energy, foreign fund inflows, and IPO activity.
SEBI clean chit to Adani Group, PSU bank health and new corporate deals in infra and renewable energy are supporting investor sentiment. IPO action (3AI, Saatvik Green) and foreign fund investment in Biocon Biologics show the increasing appeal of India to both retail and institutional investors.