By Admin 
Stocks to Watch Today: The impact of the Middle East dispute is clearly visible in the Indian stock market for the last few days. There is a decline in the domestic market. Even on the last trading day of the week, major benchmark indices of the stock market closed trading at the red mark.
In such a situation, today on March 16, investors may keep an eye on some selected company shares. The reason behind this is the orders received by these companies and business updates. Let us know about them…..
IndiGo Share
Amid rising fuel costs, IndiGo has decided to charge additional fuel surcharge from passengers. According to the company, this fee will be implemented from March 14, 2026. Due to increased geopolitical tension in West Asia, jet fuel prices have increased by more than 85 percent.
Due to which an additional charge of up to Rs 425 will be taken on domestic and Indian subcontinent routes. Whereas on flights going to Europe this fee can be up to Rs 2,300. After the arrival of this news, there may be movement in the shares today.
Voltas Ltd Share
Investigation related to GST has been started in Chinchpokli office of consumer durables sector company Voltas Ltd in Mumbai. According to the information, the Assistant Commissioner (State Tax) has started the inspection process here on March 12 under the Maharashtra GST Act 2017.
This action is being taken mainly to check the GST records related to Maharashtra. In such a situation, shares of these companies may be on the radar of investors today.
Fino Payments Bank Share
In recent times, there has been a rapid increase in the deposits of Fino Payments Bank. According to the bank, by March 13, the total deposits increased to a record level of about Rs 2,900 crore.
Along with this, about 1.5 lakh new accounts have also been opened since February 27. Talking about the financial condition of the bank, the net profit of the bank in the third quarter of the financial year 2026 has decreased by about 47 percent on an annual basis.
Ramky Infrastructure Ltd Share
A big project for the pharma sector is going to start in Maharashtra. Maha Integrated Life Sciences City Ltd, a subsidiary of Ramky Infrastructure Ltd, has entered into a concession agreement worth approximately Rs 3,000 crore with Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation.
Under this agreement, a high-tech pharmaceutical park equipped with modern facilities will be developed in Digi Port Industrial Area. Where infrastructure will be ready for various units related to the pharmaceutical industry. After receiving such a big order, it is expected to see movement in the shares of companies today.
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