The Indian stock market closed on a positive note, with the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX rising marginally by 0.1% to settle at 81,106.7. Trading activity across green energy, renewable power, battery storage and related industrial stocks remained mixed, as selected companies attracted strong buying interest while several counters witnessed mild selling pressure. Exide Industries and Amara Raja Energy & Mobility emerged as the leading gainers, supported by positive investor sentiment towards the battery and energy storage segment.
Exide Industries recorded one of the strongest performances during the session, gaining 5.1% to close at ₹385.10 on the BSE and ₹385.05 on the NSE. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility also witnessed healthy buying activity, advancing 2.76% to finish at ₹761.65 on the BSE and ₹761.80 on the NSE. The gains highlighted continued investor interest in companies operating in the battery manufacturing and energy storage industries.
Among renewable energy companies, Adani Green Energy registered a positive movement, increasing 2.16% on the BSE to close at ₹1,447.60. On the NSE, the company’s shares ended at ₹1,448.90, gaining 2.25%. The performance reflected buying interest in selected renewable energy stocks during the trading session.
Public sector energy companies also reported moderate gains. GAIL shares advanced 1.82% to close at ₹187.80 on the BSE, while the NSE closing price stood at ₹188.00. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) gained more than 1%, finishing at ₹146.80 on the BSE and ₹146.85 on the NSE. Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) and Inox Wind also ended the session higher, registering gains of approximately 1.90% and 2.07%, respectively.
However, several renewable energy and industrial stocks faced selling pressure. Insolation Energy declined 1.81% on the BSE to close at ₹71.24, while its NSE shares fell 1.86% to ₹71.16. NTPC Green Energy also featured among the notable losers, recording a decline of 1.8%. Borosil Renewables slipped 1.31% to settle at ₹419.60 on the BSE.
JSW Energy witnessed relatively limited movement during the session, closing 0.30% lower at ₹521.60 on the BSE and declining 0.16% to ₹523.15 on the NSE.
Overall, the trading session reflected selective buying across the renewable energy and energy storage segments rather than a broad-based sectoral rally. Battery manufacturers and selected renewable energy companies recorded encouraging gains, while some stocks experienced profit booking. The benchmark index maintained its positive position, indicating relative stability in the broader market despite mixed movements across energy-related counters.
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