Stocks to watch today: Today, a new business week is starting again in the stock market. During this time, investors’ eyes are on every small and big changes in global markets and domestic markets. On the last trading day of the previous week, on Friday, the Nifty was broken by more than 50 200 points to Closing Bell on Friday. The Sensex also slipped 765 points to close under a level of 80,000. Today we are going to tell you about 10 such stocks, which are living in focus.

Tata motors

One of the country’s largest automotive companies, Tata Motors earned a net profit of Rs 3,924 crore in the June quarter of 2025-26, which is 30 percent less than Rs 5,643 crore earlier. The company’s revenue also declined to Rs 1.04 lakh crore against the last year’s Rs 1.07 lakh crore. Ebitda also reduced by 36 % to Rs 9,700 crore. The reason for this is the decline in low sales and operating performance in some segments.

Bharti Airtel

Bharti Airtel, the big company in the telecom sector, is not in the news for selling its stake, not for the quarterly result. The company’s promoter unit Indian Continent Investment raised Rs 11,200 crore by selling about 1 percent stake in Airtel through a block deal. This sales attracted both domestic and foreign institutional investors. This block deal had a turnover of 6.85 crore shares of Bharti Airtel. In this, the floor price was fixed at Rs 1,862 per share.

Siemens India

The net profit of Siemens India, a large company in the engineering and technology sector, recorded a decline in the third quarter of 2025. During this time, the company earned a profit of Rs 423 crore with a shortage of 3 percent. However, the operational revenue increased by 15.5 percent to Rs 4,347 crore. The company’s order book is also strong. With the increase of 13 percent, new audiences have reached Rs 5,680 crore.

Prize

Bangalore -based Real Estate Developer Puravankara incurred a loss of Rs 68.5 crore in the first quarter of 2025, compared to a profit of Rs 14.4 crore in the same quarter last year. The company’s revenue also fell more than 20 percent to Rs 524.4 crore.

Power Make Projects

The performance of the infrastructure company Power Mech Projects was excellent in the first quarter of FY 2026. With a boom of 30 percent, the company’s profit has reached Rs 80.5 crore and 28 percent to revenue to Rs 1,293 crore. Ebitda also increased by 49 percent to Rs 170.4 crore, causing the margin 11.3 percent to 13.2 percent.

Voltas

Voltas damaged the early monsoon in the first quarter and unseasonal rains as it reduced the demand for air conditioner and other cooling products. As a result, the company’s net profit declined by 58 percent to Rs 140.6 crore and the revenue also reduced by Rs 4,903.9 crore to Rs 3,912 crore in a year ago.

Manappuram Finance

In the first quarter of FY 26, the NET profit of Manappuram Finance declined by Rs 75 crore to Rs 138 crore from Rs 555 crore last year. The revenue of the company’s gold loan business increased by 10 percent to Rs 1,904 crore. The company’s tax-profit (PBT) was 538.8 crore. However, its microfinance segment suffered heavy damage. Revenue reduced by more than 53 % to Rs 361 crore. The company has also announced a final dividend of Rs 0.50 per share with a record date on 14 August.

Shipping corporation of india

The Net Profit in the first quarter of FY 26, government -owned Indian shipping corporation, increased from Rs 298.3 crore in the last year to 22.8 percent to Rs 366.3 crore. However, the revenue was reduced to Rs 1,316 crore by 13.1 percent. The operating profit has also come down by 3.8 percent to Rs 489.6 crore, but the margin has improved, which has increased from 33.6 percent to 37.2 percent.

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Tata shares: Today, at the time of trading in the stock market, four companies of Tata Group will be in the radar of investors. The shares of Tata Technologies Limited, Ralis India Limited, Tejas Networks Limited and Tata Motors Limited have the possibility of bounce on July 15, 2025. Three of these four companies released their results of the June quarter before the market closed on Monday.

Tata technologies limited

In the first quarter (April-June) of the current financial year, Tata Technologies Limited got a profit of 170.28 crores, which is 5 percent more than last year. Tata Technologies’ high levels after share listing are below 1,400 to 50 percent, but are trading slightly above their IPO price of Rs 500 per share. On Monday, Tata Technologies shares closed at Rs 713.90 on Monday.

Tata motors

Tesla’s new showroom is opening today at Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai. In such a situation, not only Tata Motors, but the entire auto sector will be in focus. The new showroom of Tesla, which is being launched today, will get a glimpse of the company’s model 3, model Y and Model X. Out of the last four trading sessions, Tata Motors shares have declined in three of the last four trading sessions. The stock may have returned from its 52-week low of Rs 535, but it is still 10 percent less.

Ralis India

Ralis India, a subsidiary company of Tata Chemicals in the first quarter of FY25, stood at Rs 95 crore, while it was Rs 48 crore in the last quarter. The company is expected to improve further further improvement in the export market. The stock is trading around its 52-week high level of Rs 378.7, with 11 percent in the last one month and 18 percent in 2025 so far.

Tejas network

Tejas Network Limited incurred a loss of Rs 193.9 crore in the April-June quarter, compared to a profit of Rs 77.48 crore during the same time. The company’s revenue also declined by 87.1 percent to Rs 201.98 crore, which was Rs 1,562.77 crore in the same quarter of last year. Before the result announcement, the shares of Tejas Network on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) rose 0.68% to close at Rs 698.40 per share, while the benchmark Nifty recorded a decline of 0.27 percent.

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US President Donald Trump has decided to impose 25% tariffs on imported cars starting from April 2. European Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen has expressed deep concern and regret over this decision. According to him, this step is harmful for trade and consumers not only for Europe, but also for the US and the European Union (EU).

European Commission statement

Ursula von Der Leyen said, “The automotive industry is the main pillar of innovation, competition and quality jobs.” He further explained that the effect of this new tariff will have a bad effect not only on business but also consumers. Von Der Leyen also said that the European Union will evaluate this decision of the United States and will continue the process of dialogue for the solution.

Trump’s decision and its influence

US President Trump has signed an executive order about 25% tariff, which will be effective from April 2. He says that this step is being taken to protect the US industry, especially on imported cars from countries that do not produce in the US. Trump commented at the Oval Office, saying, “We will take tariffs from countries that take our jobs and property.” He said that these tariffs will apply only to cars that are not built in the United States. The cars that will be made in America, there will be no tariff on them.

America’s new mutual tariff system

The purpose of this new tariff is to increase duty on imported cars from countries which are not assembled in the US. This tariff will be applicable to half of cars and trucks sold in the US. Trump has promoted it as ‘Mukti Day’, when these tariffs will be effective. This step can further increase the growing trade dispute between the US and Europe.