Another new and action-packed trading session is coming for investors and traders in terms of Indian stock market. As soon as the doors of the stock market open on Tuesday morning, huge movement can be seen in the shares of many big companies on Dalal Street. The recently released September quarter (Q2) financial results, profit and loss figures and latest news related to the corporate world will play an important role in determining the movement of these stocks. It is very important for investors to know which companies are on the market radar at the moment and which major triggers can cause fluctuations in them. From stellar results from Petronet LNG, Marico and Granules India to nationwide strike by IDBI Bank and weak performance by CONCOR, there are several major factors to decide the market's direction in Tuesday's session. Let us know in detail which major stocks investors should especially keep an eye on in the business of November 3 and what are the main reasons behind this. Petronet LNG: On the basis of excellent results, there may be a rise in the shares of Petronet LNG. Shares of the energy and gas sector giant Petronet LNG may become the main center of attraction for investors in Tuesday's trading. The company has recorded an excellent and strong performance in the second quarter of the financial year 2026-27, which is believed to have a direct impact on its shares. According to the financial data released by the company, the standalone net profit of Petronet LNG has increased by a strong 9.1 percent quarter-on-quarter to ₹ 1,235.4 crore, whereas in the previous quarter this figure was recorded at ₹ 1,132 crore. Due to strong demand in the gas sector and better margins, the company's figures have been in line with market expectations, hence buyer interest may be seen in this stock as soon as the market opens on Tuesday. Granules India and Marico: Profit shines in the pharma and FMCG sector. The September quarter results of Granules India, a major company in the pharmaceutical sector, have been excellent, indicating a rise in its shares. The company's consolidated net profit has seen a huge jump of 39.2 percent year-on-year to reach ₹ 182 crore, while the company had earned a profit of ₹ 131 crore in the same quarter last year. Apart from this, revenue from operations also increased by 20.3 percent to ₹ 1,560 crore, which was ₹ 1,297 crore last year. On the other hand, the results of FMCG sector giant Marico will also be in focus. Marico's consolidated net profit increased by 29.2 per cent year-on-year to ₹558 crore (from ₹432 crore last year). Although the company's revenue increased by 13 percent to ₹ 3,897 crore, it was slightly less than the market estimate of ₹ 4,048 crore. Due to the strong profits of these two companies, investors will keep a close eye on their movements in the market. IDBI Bank: Pressure on IDBI Bank shares due to nationwide strike of bank employees. A big news related to the banking sector can directly affect the shares of IDBI Bank. Bank employees and officers are on a nationwide strike for their demands, the impact of which will also be seen on Tuesday's business. Employees are strongly opposed to a proposed plan to sell a controlling stake in the bank and the potential strategic role of Canada's Fairfax Financial Holdings in the process. Amidst this union protest and news of banking operations being affected, investors may remain cautious on IDBI Bank shares. GSFC and PTC India: Due to mixed results, there will be stir in these shares too. This period of the second quarter has been a bit challenging for Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals (GSFC), a major company in the fertilizer sector. The company's net profit has declined by 38.2 percent year-on-year to ₹200.2 crore, whereas the profit in the same period last year was ₹324.1 crore. However, a good growth has been recorded in the operational revenue, due to which a mixed trend can be seen in the stock market. Along with this, the net profit of PC India (PTC India) has also fallen by 24.8 percent to ₹ 143.68 crore in the second quarter (whereas it was ₹ 191 crore last year). However, the company's revenue has increased by 6.5 percent to ₹5,812 crore. Despite this decline in profits, PC India shares will also be on the radar of active traders on Tuesday due to improvement in revenue. Container Corporation of India (CONCOR): After weak results, CONCOR will be under watch. Logistics and transportation giant CONCOR has announced its September quarter financial results on Monday, whose performance has been a bit weak and disappointing for investors. The company's net profit has declined by 6.8 percent year-on-year to ₹ 353 crore, whereas in the same quarter last year the company had registered a profit of ₹ 379 crore. After these figures of sluggish performance and low margins during the quarter, Concor shares may see selling pressure or sluggishness as soon as the market opens on Tuesday, which will be closely monitored by short-term traders.
