On July 2, 2026, the Indian stock market ended the day on a positive note as investors continued to show confidence in equities. The benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX gained 0.75% to close at 77,502.12, while the NIFTY 50 advanced 0.63% to settle at 24,156.00. The broader positive market sentiment also supported several companies in the renewable energy, battery, and electric mobility sectors, although some stocks finished the session in negative territory.
Battery and energy storage companies emerged as the biggest gainers during the trading session. Exide Industries led the rally with a sharp rise of more than 7%, closing at Rs 419.30 on the BSE and Rs 419.60 on the NSE. Kabra Extrusion also delivered a strong performance, registering a gain of 5.6%. Websol Energy attracted investor interest and climbed nearly 5% to close at Rs 105.92. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility also recorded healthy gains of around 2.6%, reflecting positive sentiment towards battery manufacturers.
Renewable energy and power companies also witnessed steady buying. Adani Green Energy gained over 1% to close at Rs 1,553.80. Borosil Renewables advanced around 1.8%, while Olectra Greentech rose by nearly 2%, supported by continued interest in the electric mobility segment. NTPC Green Energy Ltd also ended higher, gaining between 1.2% and 1.5% across both exchanges. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) added 1.22% during the session. Insolation Energy posted a modest gain of 0.56%, while Tata Power edged up 0.39%, indicating stable investor confidence in the power sector.
Despite the overall positive market trend, a few major companies ended lower. Larsen & Toubro (L&T) was among the notable losers, declining by around 0.85% to close near Rs 4,058. Reliance Industries also slipped 0.46%, while JSW Energy lost 0.66%. Praj Industries declined 0.52%, and EKI Energy Services also ended the session with losses of around 0.7%.
Some other energy-related stocks recorded only marginal declines. GAIL fell slightly by 0.03%, while Indian Energy Exchange slipped 0.24%. Inox Wind also witnessed a small decline of 0.06%, and Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd ended 0.16% lower.
Overall, the day’s trading reflected strong investor interest in battery manufacturers and several renewable energy companies. While a handful of large-cap and energy-related stocks witnessed profit booking, the broader green energy and mobility sector remained largely positive, supported by gains in battery, solar, and clean energy companies as the Indian stock market closed higher.
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