Indian Stock Market – Exploring Lucrative Investment Prospects on April 7th, 2025
Stock Market And Business Top Stories on 7th April 2025
Infosys Ltd
Technology | Large Cap
Rs.1375.70/-
HDFC Bank Ltd
Financial Services | Large Cap
Rs.1772.50/-
ICICI Bank Ltd
Financial Services | Large Cap
Rs.1292.25/-
Trent Ltd
Consumer Defensive | Large Cap
Rs.4653.30/-
Bharti Airtel Ltd
Communication Services | Large Cap
Rs.1714.50/-
Tata Motors Ltd
Consumer Cyclical | Large Cap
Rs.552.50/-
BSE Ltd
Financial Services | Mid Cap
Rs.5073.80/-
Reliance Industries Ltd
Energy | Large Cap
Rs.1141.40/-
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd
Financial Services | Large Cap
Rs.2021.75/-
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd
Technology | Large Cap
Rs.3134.40/-
Tata Steel Ltd
Industrials | Large Cap
Rs.126.07/-
Zomato Ltd
Technology | Large Cap
Rs.204.69/-
Axis Bank Ltd
Financial Services | Large Cap
Rs.1052.50/-
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd
Industrials | Large Cap
Rs.3952.40/-
Larsen & Toubro Ltd
Real Estate | Large Cap
Rs.3073.30/-
Bajaj Finance Ltd
Financial Services | Large Cap
Rs.8429.90/-
Trending Top Stories in The Indian Stock Market on April 7rd, 2025
Indian Stock Market 7th April 2025
Godrej Consumer Products is eyeing a decent finish for Q4 FY25, projecting mid-single-digit growth in volumes and a high single-digit jump in revenue. This expected momentum is largely being driven by a strong showing in the home care category.
In a major pharmaceutical move, Sun Pharma has rolled out FEXUCLUE (Fexuprazan) 40 mg tablets across India to treat Erosive Esophagitis, having secured marketing rights from South Korea’s Daewoong Pharmaceutical.
Meanwhile, leadership changes are underway at Glenmark Pharmaceuticals. Anurag Mantri has been appointed President, while V.S. Mani, currently Executive Director & Global CFO, will be stepping down on May 26, 2025.
Force Motors wrapped up March 2025 with an 11% year-on-year increase in domestic vehicle sales, delivering 3,606 units. However, it wasn’t all smooth sailing—the company’s exports nosedived over 77%, with only 94 units shipped out during the month.
On the retail front, Goldman Sachs has revised its outlook on Trent, cutting the target price down to ₹6,760 from ₹7,500, citing a slower-than-expected 28% year-over-year sales growth in Q4.
Fueling up is about to get more expensive for many in Delhi. IGL has hiked CNG prices by ₹2 per kg in the capital, and ₹3 per kg in surrounding markets—marking the first price increase in nine months.
On the real estate side, Godrej Properties is catching analysts’ attention. JM Financial has initiated coverage with a bullish “Buy” call and set a target price of ₹2,500, expecting a solid upside.
As for the e-commerce scene, Nomura is keeping things neutral on Nykaa, maintaining its rating but flagging potential risks that could weigh down Q4FY25 earnings. The target price has been set at ₹190 per share.
HSBC, on the other hand, is optimistic about Dixon Technologies. It’s kept its “Buy” rating intact, betting that U.S. tariffs might end up being a tailwind for the company, with a bold target price of ₹20,000.
Trouble may be brewing for Tata Motors. Jaguar Land Rover’s decision to pause U.S. exports for a month—thanks to steep 25% tariffs—is expected to dent both revenue and sales volume. Investors are watching this one closely.
Over at Motilal Oswal, its investment arm MOIWML just got a green light from DIFC to operate in financial advisory and investment deals—a noteworthy expansion for the firm.
Swiggy’s tax headaches are making headlines too. The company has been hit with a professional tax assessment order amounting to ₹7.59 crore for the FY2021–22 period, issued by Pune authorities.
Ashiana Housing is expanding into senior living projects and has just signed an agreement to acquire a 7-acre land parcel in Panvel, Maharashtra, to kick things off.
Leadership changes are also in motion at Federal Bank. Shalini Warrier has announced her resignation as Executive Director and is expected to exit sometime between May 15 and May 31.
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories has landed in some hot water with tax authorities. The company received a showcause notice from the Income Tax Department, demanding over ₹2,395 crore related to a past merger. Definitely one to keep an eye on.
NTPC is doubling down on its position as India’s energy powerhouse. Plans are underway to ramp up both thermal and renewable energy generation, with an added focus on significantly boosting coal mining capacity in the coming quarters.
Big consolidation is happening in logistics too—Delhivery is set to acquire Ecom Express in a deal worth around ₹1,400 crore. This move could shake up the delivery landscape in a big way.
Puravankara’s subsidiary, Starworth Infrastructure, has bagged a Letter of Intent from Ranka Properties for the Ranka Ankura project, a contract pegged at ₹118.6 crore.
In pharma news, AstraZeneca’s Indian arm has secured permission from CDSCO to import Osimertinib Tablets, now approved for an additional use in treating non-small cell lung cancer.
IndusInd Bank is under the spotlight as well. The lender reported a modest 5.2% drop in loan growth on a quarter-over-quarter basis, while deposits stayed mostly flat. This comes amid concerns over accounting irregularities in its derivatives portfolio.
Nykaa, despite a cautious earnings outlook from analysts, remains upbeat about its performance. It expects consolidated net revenue to grow in the low to mid-20% range in Q4, while its beauty vertical’s gross merchandise value (GMV) is likely to grow in the low 30% range.
Zomato is seeing a leadership shakeup—Rinshul Chandra, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, has stepped down after a 7-year run. His departure comes as Zomato continues to evolve under its refreshed brand identity, Eternal.
Force Motors posted overall flat growth for March with 3,700 units sold. The bright spot was domestic sales, but exports again remained a pain point with a 77% dip year-over-year.
In Q4 FY25, Jubilant FoodWorks showed some strong numbers—revenue jumped 34% year-over-year to ₹2,107 crore, with Dominos reporting 12.1% same-store sales growth. That’s a tasty rebound for the pizza chain.
The government’s 2.83% stake sale in Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders got a warm reception from institutional investors, pulling in bids worth nearly ₹3,700 crore—well above expectations.
As for IndusInd Bank, net advances came in at ₹3.47 lakh crore, up 1.4% from last year, while deposits saw a healthier 6.8% rise to ₹4.11 lakh crore.
Finally, Tata Motors is calling on shareholders to vote on May 6, 2025, regarding the proposed demerger of the company into two separate entities. It’s a big strategic move that could reshape the company’s future direction.
Oh, and that derivatives blunder at IndusInd? It’s sparked serious concern over how tightly regulated entities are actually being audited. Might be time for some governance cleanup across the sector.
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