Stocks to Watch Today – January 1: Adani Group, Hyundai, Vodafone Idea, NBCC, IRFC in Focus
As Indian equity markets open the first trading session of 2026, several stocks are expected to see heightened activity following key corporate announcements. Developments range from fund inflows and price hikes to project commissioning, management changes, and large order wins.
Key Stocks in Focus Today
Vodafone Idea
The telecom operator will receive ₹5,836 crore from Vodafone Group under a liability re-settlement agreement, offering near-term financial relief.
Hyundai Motor India
The company has announced a 0.6% price increase across its vehicle portfolio, effective January 1, 2026, citing higher input and commodity costs.
Ola Electric Mobility
Vishal Chaturvedi, Business Head – Cell and Senior Management Personnel, has resigned due to personal reasons, with effect from December 31.
Adani Green Energy
The company has operationalised 307.4 MW of renewable power capacity at its Khavda project in Gujarat, strengthening its clean energy portfolio.
Zomato & Swiggy
Both food delivery platforms have rolled out additional incentives for delivery partners to ensure uninterrupted services during New Year demand.
Adani Enterprises
Subsidiaries Adani Defence Systems and Horizon Aero Solutions have acquired a 39% stake in Flight Simulation Technique Centre (FSTC), valuing the company at ₹820 crore.
Premier Energies
The firm secured cell and module supply orders exceeding ₹2,300 crore during the December 2025 quarter.
NBCC (India)
NBCC has bagged three new orders worth ₹220.31 crore, including a major Canara Bank office project in Bengaluru.
IRFC
Indian Railway Finance Corporation signed a ₹5,000 crore term loan agreement with MAHAGENCO, with ₹3,000 crore already disbursed.
Take Solutions
The company’s Whole-Time Director and CFO, Vedamirtham Venkatesan, has stepped down from his role effective December 31.
Redington
Redington received a ₹148.33 crore tax demand notice from the CGST Gurugram Commissionerate for multiple financial years.
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