Stocks to Watch Today (February 10, 2026): BSE, Grasim Industries, Titan Company, Oil India, Britannia Industries and more

Stocks to Watch Today (February 10, 2026): Indian equity markets are expected to see stock-specific action on Tuesday, 10 February, amid a busy earnings calendar, sectoral news and corporate announcements. Nifty heavyweights, select F&O names and textile-linked stocks are likely to remain in focus, while AMFI’s January data release will also be tracked.

Grasim Industries

Grasim is scheduled to announce its quarterly results during variable hours. Investors will watch performance across cement, chemicals and the paints business.

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Apollo Hospitals

Apollo Hospitals will report earnings during variable hours. Focus will be on hospital occupancy, ARPOB trends and margin performance.

Titan Company

Titan is set to announce its Q3 results. Jewellery demand, margins and commentary on discretionary spending will be key.

Eicher Motors

Eicher Motors will declare results post market. Royal Enfield volumes, margins and export outlook will be closely tracked.

Jubilant FoodWorks

Jubilant FoodWorks will announce results between 1 pm and 3 pm. Demand trends, margins and store expansion will be in focus.

Samvardhana Motherson

Samvardhana Motherson will report results between 12.30 pm and 3.30 pm. Auto demand outlook and margin trends will be key.

Oil India

Oil India will announce results post market. Crude prices, production levels and profitability will be watched.

Britannia Industries

Britannia will declare results during variable hours. Volume growth, pricing actions and margin commentary will be key triggers.

Torrent Power

Torrent Power is scheduled to announce results post market. Power demand, renewable additions and margins will be tracked.

Pine Labs

Pine Labs will be in focus as the anchor lock-in for 3 per cent of shares opens today.

Unicommerce eSolutions

Unicommerce eSolutions will see action as the anchor lock-in for 22 per cent of shares opens.

Textile companies

Textile stocks will remain in focus after the US and Bangladesh announced a trade deal. Under the agreement, reciprocal tariffs have been reduced from 20 per cent to 19 per cent, while select textile and apparel products will attract zero tariff, subject to the use of US-made cotton and fibre.

Marico

Marico announced the acquisition of a 75 per cent stake in Vietnam-based Skinetiq for Rs 261.6 crore. Skinetiq owns skincare brands Candid and Murad. The transaction is expected to be completed within 90 days, with an option to acquire the remaining stake after FY28.

RailTel Corporation of India

RailTel received a letter of award worth Rs 454.94 crore from West Central Railway. The project is to be completed within 960 days.

City Union Bank

City Union Bank said the RBI has approved the appointment of R. Vijay Anandh as managing director for a three-year term starting May 1, 2026.

BSE

BSE reported strong Q3FY26 performance. Revenue rose 62 per cent YoY, while net profit surged 174 per cent, driven by a sharp jump in derivatives trading and transaction charges.

Aurobindo Pharma

Aurobindo Pharma reported healthy YoY growth in Q3FY26, led by strong performance in Europe and ARV segments. Margins improved, though results were mixed against estimates due to an exceptional loss. The company also announced investments in renewables and a proposed amalgamation of subsidiaries.

Amber Enterprises

Amber Enterprises posted strong operational growth in Q3FY26, but reported a net loss due to an exceptional impairment charge and higher taxes. Management guidance and commentary will be tracked.

Bata India

Bata delivered steady Q3FY26 results with growth in revenue, EBITDA and PAT. Margins improved despite labour code-related costs.

Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals

GSFC reported healthy YoY growth in Q3FY26, with stable margins and strong improvement in profitability.

Navin Fluorine

Navin Fluorine reported strong Q3FY26 results, with sharp growth in revenue, EBITDA and PAT, supported by margin expansion despite an exceptional loss.