Kolkata: On Wednesday, Feb 25, the market surrendered almost all he gains during the day ad closed just nearly flat. Sensex closed up 50.15 points at 82,276.07, and the Nifty 50 rose 57.85 points to close at 25,482.50. The US tariff on solar power goods imports from India also dampened the market. It remains to be seen how the market will play out in the February 26 trading session. Furthermore, some stocks may remain in focus during trading due to news.
Stocks in focus
SBI Life Insurance: SBI Life Insurance has declared an interim dividend of Rs 2.70 per share, or 27 percent, for FY26. The company stated that the record date is March 6, 2026, and the dividend will be paid by March 27, 2026. The dividend announcement could cause stock movements.
Tata Capital: Tata Capital informed the exchange that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Tata Capital Housing Finance, has approved a rights issue of Rs 650.02 crore. This issue will be made in one or more tranches through equity shares with a face value of Rs 10. This news may keep investors on the group’s finance companies.
IRFC: State-owned Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) announced that the government will not exercise the green shoe option in the OFS. The government is selling a 2 percent stake in the company at a floor price of Rs 104 per share. Volatility in the stock may persist following this decision.
Lupin: Pharma company Lupin Limited has stated that the Maharashtra GST department has initiated an inspection and investigation at its office. The company clarified that it is fully cooperating with the authorities and that this action will not impact its financial results or operations. The investigation concerns documents related to GST payments and input tax credits. The news could cause stock fluctuations.
KFin Technologies: KFin Technologies announced that its joint venture company, MFC Technologies, has appointed Rajesh Krishnamurthy as CEO and Supratim Bandyopadhyay as non-executive chairman of the board. This move is part of the plan to transform MF Central into an independent and professionally managed platform.
Emmvee Photovoltaic Power: Emmvee Photovoltaic Power stated that the countervailing duty imposed by the United States on solar imports from India will have no impact on its business. The company stated that its manufacturing is primarily driven by domestic demand and will continue to focus on India’s renewable energy market.
Shaily Engineering Plastics: Shaily Engineering Plastics has received a manufacturing and commercial supply agreement worth ₹423 crore from a major domestic pharmaceutical company. This four-year contract is for the supply of pen injectors. The customer’s name has been withheld due to confidentiality.
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