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Stocks to Watch Today (November 12, 2025): Dalal Street is set to react to a bunch of corporate earnings and domestic cues on Wednesday, a day after both headline indices rose about half a per cent to extend gains to a second straight session following three straight days of losses. The Sensex added 336 points to end at 83,871.3 while the Nifty50 gained 120.6 points to settle at 25,695. Around 600 companies are set to report their quarterly numbers during the November 12 session, including Asian Paints, Tata Steel, Ashok Leyland, HAL, IRCTC, Prestige Estates Projects, and IGL.
A number of stocks will trade ex-dividend at the opening bell itself, including Sagility, Symphony, Kaveri Seed Company, and Gujarat Pipavav Port, while Tata Motors will be listed to remain in the T2T segment for 10 days. Here's a more detailed view on some of the key stocks set to dominate Wednesday's trade on Dalal Street:
Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles (TMCV) shares will enter the listed space, marking a key event in the Tata Motors demerger that has separated the Tata group auto giant's passenger vehicle (PV) and commercial vehicle (CV) businesses into two independent entities.
The Mumbai bench of NCLT is scheduled to hear the matter related to Vedanta's demerger.
Allcargo Logistics is merging with Allcargo Gati in a restructuring arrangement where Allcargo Gati shareholders will receive 63 shares of Allcargo Logistics for every 10 shares they hold in Allcargo Gati.
Tata Motors has reported a weak set of numbers for the September quarter, with a 0.8 per cent decline in its net profit to Rs 919 crore.
According to Zee Business analysts, the Tata group firm was expected to log a net profit of Rs 1,033 crore.
The company has staged a better-than-expected financial performance for the July-September period, with a net profit of Rs 409 crore.
According to Zee Business research, the company was expected to report a net profit of Rs 326 crore.
The company has staged a decent performance for Q2.
Its net profit grew 65 per cent while margin declined by 80 bps to 10.2 per cent.
The sugar firm reported a mixed set of numbers, as its net loss stood at Rs 8 crore with Rs 712 crore in revenue.
The company reported a mixed set of numbers, with a 16 per cent fall in net profit and a 4.7 per cent rise in revenue for the quarter ended September 30.
The company's subsidiary has bagged a Rs 250-crore order from the defence ministry.
The PSU's board is set to meet on November 17 to consider raising funds through NCDs.
The company has secured significant drone system and RF jammer orders from the defence ministry.