Top stocks for trade today, March 11: Reliance Industries, IndiGo, NTPC Green, Mazagon Dock, Hindustan Zinc and more

Indian stock markets are expected to track a mix of company-specific developments and global cues on March 11. Several companies have announced new projects, order wins, tax relief, partnerships, and leadership changes that may influence stock movements during today’s trading session.

Below is a detailed look at the key stocks to watch today based on recent corporate announcements.

Godavari Biorefineries has been granted a Japanese patent related to treating viral infections.

Arvind SmartSpaces has added a new residential high-rise project in Bengaluru with a top-line potential of ₹330 crore.

HG Infra Engineering has received an order worth ₹401 crore from Anuppur Thermal Energy for the development of railway infrastructure.

NTPC Green Energy has commissioned 270 MW capacity at the Khavda-II solar project, taking its total installed capacity to 9,562.68 MW. The second phase of the Andhra Solar PV project has also begun operations.

Brigade Enterprises has entered the industrial real estate segment with the launch of Brigade Industrial Park, which will offer around 2 million sq ft of leasable space.

TVS Supply Chain Solutions has opened a 40,000 sq ft warehouse near Chennai to support Caterpillar’s global logistics network.

Waaree Renewable Technologies has signed an EPC contract for a 300 MWac / 420 MWp solar PV plant.

Polycab India said an income tax demand against the company has been reduced from ₹327 crore to ₹57.58 crore.

Imagicaaworld Entertainment plans to launch India’s first Hello Park in Hyderabad.

Panacea Biotec said a Delhi tribunal has cancelled a tax demand of ₹329 crore against the company.

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders reported that its order book stood at ₹23,758 crore as of December 31. The company has also been conferred Navratna status.

Hindustan Zinc has partnered with CMR Green Technologies to manufacture zinc alloys in Rajasthan.

Promoter Vasant Rathi purchased 1.40 lakh shares of Advanced Enzyme Technologies, according to disclosures.

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories announced the elevation of M. S. Madhu Sundar as Global Head of Quality and Pharmacovigilance and Senior Management Personnel, effective April 1, 2026.

Ola Electric has launched a “Champions Edition” model to mark India’s T20 World Cup victory.

Hindustan Petroleum said it is prioritising LPG supply for domestic users amid global disruptions.

Infosys has partnered with Incora to develop AI-enabled supply chain operations.

Optiemus Infra plans to invest ₹156 crore in its subsidiary Optiemus Electronics.

Aditya Birla Capital will invest ₹749.99 crore in Aditya Birla Housing Finance.

Waaree Energies said a subsidiary has entered a share subscription agreement with United Solar Holdings.

VE Commercial Vehicles, a joint venture of Eicher Motors, has appointed B. Srinivas as Managing Director and CEO effective April 1.

Adani Enterprises has completed the acquisition of a 49% stake in DPJ TOT.

Devyani International has approved the merger of three subsidiaries—Sky Gate, Blackvelvet and Say Chefs—into the parent company.

Protean eGov Technologies has received a tax demand of ₹22 crore from Mumbai tax authorities.

JSW Infrastructure said its subsidiary JSW Port Logistics has started interim operations at a rail siding in Karnataka.

Kirloskar Oil Engines said Atul Kirloskar will step down as Chairman from March 31 after declining to renew his term.

Ashoka Buildcon declared February 28 as the commercial operation date for a 2.7 km stretch of an NHAI project, while its SPV received provisional certification for completing a 52.9 km stretch.

Reliance Industries said it is increasing LPG production at its Jamnagar refinery and diverting KG-D6 basin gas to priority sectors.

InterGlobe Aviation (IndiGo) said CEO Pieter Elbers has resigned.

Bosch said gas supply disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict could impact production.

Restaurant companies may also remain in focus as LPG supply constraints linked to the Iran conflict could affect operations.

Oil downstream companies may see attention as Brent crude prices have fallen for the second consecutive day.

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