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Stocks to Watch Today (March 6, 2026): Friday's trading session will determine if domestic equity benchmarks end the holiday-truncated week on a positive note, with the Nifty50 still more than 400 points short of turning positive for the week. The week saw some recovery on Thursday following three back-to-back sessions of losses, with the sell-off on Monday-Tuesday fuelled by a raging war in the Middle East. With investors beginning to overlook concerns about the potential impact of a prolonged Israel-Iran conflict, here are a few stocks that are set to catch their eye in the March 6 session, including DCM Shriram, DRL, Mazagon Dock, MRPL, Radico Khaitan and BEL.
Meanwhile, GIFT Nifty futures -- an early indicator of the headline Nifty50 index -- were down 183.5 points, or 0.7 per cent, at 24,648.5 early on Friday, suggesting a gap-down start to the day's trade.
Here are some of the key stocks to track:
DCM Shriram International is scheduled to report its quarterly results.
The Maharatna PSU is set to trade ex-dividend.
Earlier, the company had declared an interim payout of Rs 1.95.
The drug maker's Srikakulam facility has received an establishment inspection report (EIR) from the FDA
The US regulator had issued a 'voluntary action indicated' after carrying out a GMP and pre-approval inspection at the DRL facility on December 12.
Exchanges have sought clarification from the company amid media reports suggesting a defence deal worth Rs 99,000 crore.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers has signed a pact with Bharat Forge subsidiary Kalyani Strategic Systems, for manufacturing indigenous naval systems and unmanned platforms.
The company has issued a clarification on its reported 159 percent rise in North American Class 8 truck orders.
The figures are not company-specific but based on monthly industry-level data released and the company has no information that requires disclosure, according to Bharat Forge.
The company has denied media reports suggesting it has issued a force majeure notice.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has said that a total of 281 flights scheduled to operate by Indian domestic carriers on March 5 have been cancelled and that it continues to closely monitor the evolving situation in West Asia.
Passengers are advised to regularly monitor their flight status and remain attentive to updates shared through their registered contact details by their respective airlines, it noted.
"A dedicated Passenger Assistance Control Room (PACR) is functioning 24×7 to provide real-time passenger support. A total of 1,461 grievances have been addressed during this period through AirSewa, social media platforms, and dedicated helpline calls, in coordination with airlines and other concerned stakeholders. For assistance, passengers may reach out to the Ministry’s PACR helpline numbers: 011-24604283 / 011-24632987," added the ministry.
The credit card issuer has declared an interim dividend of Rs 2.5 per equity share -- a 25 per cent payout given the face value of Rs 10.
The company's board has cleared the acquisition of a 70 per cent stake in Rare India for Rs 47 crore.
In a business update, Angel One has said that its client base grew 20.8 per cent to 3.69 crore in February, with the average client funding book up 46.4 per cent at Rs 5,933 crore.
The company has sold one crore cases of Admiral Brandy so far in FY26, as against 56 lakh cases sold in FY25.
Zaggle Prepaid has inked an agreement with Blue Star to offer 'Zaggle Save' services.