Stocks to Watch Today (December 09, 2025): IndiGo, Siemens, Nuvama Wealth, PhysicsWallah, Mahindra & Mahindra and more

Stocks to Watch Today (December 09, 2025): Indian equities are likely to open steady on Tuesday, with investors tracking a set of corporate actions, earnings prints and operational updates. Aviation, auto, pharma and financial stocks may remain active as companies report fresh business developments and regulatory progress.

Allcargo Terminals

Allcargo Terminals will be in focus as its rights issue closes today. The issue, priced at Rs 20, opened on 24 November. The company is offering three rights shares for every 19 equity shares. Subscription momentum on the final day will guide the stock’s direction.

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Fujiyama Power

Fujiyama Power may see positive interest after posting a strong set of numbers for the year. Revenue jumped to Rs 568 crore from Rs 329 crore, while profitability improved sharply. The company’s PAT nearly doubled to Rs 63 crore, signalling healthy demand and operational efficiency.

PhysicsWallah

PhysicsWallah will be tracked after the edtech firm reported a sharp turnaround in profitability. The company moved from a loss to a profit of Rs 89 crore on a sequential basis. Revenue growth of 29.1 per cent QoQ strengthens confidence in the company’s expansion strategy.

Mahindra & Mahindra

M&M will stay in focus after reporting a strong November update. Total sales stood at 91,839 units, supported by steady demand across models. Exports and production also rose on a yearly basis. The data may support sentiment in auto and ancillary stocks.

Caplin Point Labs

Caplin Point Labs may draw attention after receiving final USFDA approval for its Acetaminophen Injection. The approval strengthens the company’s injectable portfolio in the US market. The drug is used for managing pain and fever in patients over two years of age.

IndiGo

IndiGo will remain a key stock to watch as the airline reported improved operational performance with 1,800 flights and a 90 per cent on-time rate. Network coverage is fully restored and baggage delays are expected to ease over the next 36 hours. The DGCA’s engagement with the airline’s leadership this week may also guide investor sentiment.

Siemens

Siemens may see stock action after approving the slump sale of its Low Voltage Motors business to Innomotics India Pvt Ltd for Rs 2,200 crore. The business contributes six per cent to total revenue. The divestment signals a sharper portfolio realignment ahead of the 2026 completion timeline.

Larsen & Toubro

L&T will be tracked after approving consolidation of its realty business under L&T Realty Properties through a slump sale. The subsidiary will issue 393 crore shares to the parent as part of the transaction. The company said the move enhances financial strength and scale in the real estate vertical.

ICICI Bank

ICICI Bank may remain active after signing a deal with Prudential Corporation Holdings to acquire an additional two per cent stake in ICICI Prudential AMC for Rs 2,140 crore. The transaction reinforces the bank’s position in the asset management industry.

Ethos Ltd

Ethos could see movement after opening a new TUDOR boutique in Gurugram. With the expansion, the company now operates 87 boutiques across the country. The launch supports its premium retail positioning.

Nuvama Wealth

Nuvama Wealth will be watched ahead of its share split. The company has fixed 26 December as the record date. One share of face value Rs 10 will be split into five shares of face value Rs 2, likely enhancing stock liquidity.

Welspun Corp

Welspun Corp may trade higher after its associate East Pipes Integrated Company for Industry secured a Rs 1,165 crore order from the Saudi Water Authority. The six-month steel pipe supply contract boosts the company’s international order pipeline.

Sambhav Steel

Sambhav Steel may see positive sentiment after approving a capacity expansion at its Raipur unit. The project doubles CRM–BA and CGL capacity to 1,16,000 MT at an investment of Rs 50 crore, with completion targeted for Q4 FY26.

Arvind Fashion

Arvind Fashion will be tracked after appointing Nitesh Kanchan as the new CEO of its menswear brand Arrow. Leadership changes may influence investor expectations for brand performance.

SRM Contractor

SRM Contractor may remain in focus after India’s longest precast cut-and-cover tunnel was inaugurated at 12,300 feet. The 920-metre structure enhances the Army’s logistics capability in high-altitude terrain and highlights the company’s engineering execution.