Stocks to Watch Today (November 17, 2025): Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV), Maruti Suzuki, Oil India, IndiGo, Indian Hotels, Inox Wind and more

Stocks to Watch Today (November 17, 2025): Indian equities are set for a stock-specific session on Monday, with several companies in focus due to segment changes, offer closures, record dates, project updates, recalls, aviation developments and quarterly results. Broader global cues will also guide market sentiment.

The stock will move out of the T2T segment and shift to the rolling segment from today.

VIP Industries

– The open offer by Multiples Private Equity Fund closes today.
– The offer opened on 3 November with a price of Rs 388 per share.

– Passenger traffic in October rose 2.8 per cent year-on-year to 1.01 crore.
– Aircraft movements increased 3.8 per cent to 65,666.
– Domestic traffic fell 0.4 per cent, while international traffic grew 2.5 per cent.

– The company secured a major order worth about Rs 9270 crore in Uttar Pradesh.
– The project has been awarded by NHAI under the toll-operate-transfer (TOT) model.
– Its TOT portfolio market share has increased to 42 per cent.

– The company will recall 39,506 units of the Grand Vitara.
– The recall covers vehicles manufactured between 9 December 2024 and 29 April 2025.
– The step is taken to fix an issue related to the fuel gauge.

– The Tata Sierra has been unveiled in India.
– The company will launch the model on 25 November.

– The company reported a weak Q2 FY26 performance with a consolidated loss and a cut in guidance.
– Reported PAT shows profit due to an exceptional gain of Rs 82,616 crore from discontinued operations.

– Revenue fell 13.5 per cent to Rs 72,349 crore.
-Adjusted EBITDA posted a loss of Rs 1043 crore against a profit of Rs 9478 crore last year.
– The company reported a loss of Rs 1702 crore from continuing operations.
– Exceptional gain stood at Rs 2608 crore.

JLR Outlook

– JLR cut its full-year EBIT margin guidance to 0–2 per cent from 5–7 per cent.
– Free cash outflow is now expected at GBP 2.2–2.5 billion.
– Revenue dropped 24.3 per cent.
– Production losses will impact Q3, with normal levels expected only in Q4.
– JLR restarted global manufacturing on 8 October in phases.

India PV Sector Outlook

– The industry is expected to see double-digit growth in the second half.
– Full-year growth is seen near 5 per cent, with a range of plus or minus 2 per cent.

– The company will acquire a 51 per cent stake in Sparsh Infratech for Rs 240 crore.
– With this, the company enters the integrated wellness segment.
– The deal values the business at Rs 415 crore enterprise value.
– The transaction includes a primary investment of Rs 205 crore and a secondary investment of Rs 35 crore.

– Indigo will begin flight operations from the Navi Mumbai airport on 25 December.
– The airline has released its flight schedule for the new airport.

– The company posted mixed Q2 numbers.
– Revenue rose 25.1 per cent to Rs 2135.5 crore, below estimates.
– EBITDA grew 27.7 per cent to Rs 575.2 crore and the margin improved to 26.9 per cent.
– PAT surged 74.3 per cent to Rs 491.3 crore.

– ARPOB stood at Rs 77,300.
– Bed occupancy remained at 77 per cent, with OBDs up 19 per cent.
– EBITDA per bed was Rs 73.4 lakh.

– The company reported a weak Q2 FY26.
– Revenue declined 2 per cent to Rs 4178 crore.
– EBITDA fell 18.2 per cent to Rs 395 crore and margin dropped to 9.5 per cent.
– PAT fell 26 per cent to Rs 221 crore.

– The company faced GST-related disruptions and production cuts in August and September.
– Demand is expected to recover in Q3.

– The company delivered mixed results aided by exceptional income.
– Revenue surged 76.1 per cent to Rs 6046.8 crore.
– EBITDA rose 291.7 per cent to Rs 2359.5 crore with a 39 per cent margin.
– PAT rose 72.3 per cent to Rs 610.3 crore, including an exceptional gain of Rs 1385.1 crore.

– India business declined 87 per cent due to GST-related issues.
– Primary sales were hit by inventory reduction and order delays.
– Normalisation is expected from Q3.

– The company delivered strong Q2 operational performance.
– Revenue rose 52.7 per cent to Rs 1119 crore.
– EBITDA grew 37.3 per cent to Rs 228 crore and margins remained strong at 20.4 per cent.
– PAT rose to Rs 92 crore.

– The company executed 202 MW during the quarter.
– Order book stands at more than 3.2 GW, providing 18–24 months visibility.

– Results were mixed with revenue beating estimates but profitability lagging.
– Revenue rose 9 per cent to Rs 5452 crore.
– EBITDA declined 18 per cent to Rs 1324 crore and margins fell to 24.3 per cent.
– PAT rose 28 per cent to Rs 1044 crore.

– The company announced an interim dividend of Rs 3.50 per share.

– The company reported mixed Q4 CY25 results.
– Revenue rose 16 per cent to Rs 5171.2 crore.
– EBITDA rose 13.3 per cent to Rs 617.1 crore.
– Margin came in at 11.9 per cent.
– PAT fell 41.6 per cent to Rs 485.4 crore due to a high base from discontinued operations.

– New orders rose 10 per cent to Rs 4800 crore.
– Order backlog stood at Rs 42,253 crore.
– Mobility and Smart Infrastructure segments performed well, while digital industries remained weak.