Stocks to Watch Today (April 15, 2026): LIC, GAIL, Dixon Tech, Ujjivan SFB, Alkem Labs and more

Stocks to Watch Today (April 15, 2026): Markets are expected to remain stock-specific on 15 April as companies announced key corporate actions, regulatory updates, fresh orders and expansion plans. LIC’s bonus share approval, RBI’s stance on Ujjivan SFB, and new green energy investments from GAIL are likely to remain in focus. Infrastructure and pharma-related developments may also drive selective momentum.

LIC: bonus share approval in focus

• LIC has approved a 1:1 bonus share issue.
• The company will issue around 632.49 crore equity shares under the bonus plan.
• The shares are expected to be allotted by 12 June 2026.
• The move is aimed at improving liquidity and broadening shareholder participation.

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Alkem Laboratories: new UAE subsidiary

• Alkem Laboratories has formed a new subsidiary, Alkem Pharma Trading FZCO, in Dubai.
• The step supports the company’s plan to expand in international markets, especially the Middle East.

Motherson Sumi Wiring India: clarification on protests

• The company clarified on labour protests in Noida.
• It said operations remain fully normal with no business disruption.
• The company also said employee safety remains a priority and situation is being managed.

Dixon Technologies: no operational impact

• Dixon Technologies also addressed labour-related developments in Noida.
• It said there is no material impact on production or operations.
• The company added that it continues to follow all compliance requirements.

Arisinfra Solutions: Rs 800 crore MoU

• Arisinfra Solutions signed a five-year MoU with Capacit’e Infra.
• The agreement is valued at around Rs 800 crore for construction material supply.

Godawari Power & Ispat: BESS expansion push

• The company’s subsidiary signed an agreement with China-based EVE Power.
• The deal is for a 20 GWh Battery Energy Storage System project.
• It also includes a five-year supply agreement for LFP cells.

H.G. Infra: Rs 519 crore order win

H.G. Infra Engineering has received a Rs 519 crore order from Mirzapur Thermal Energy. The project involves railway and civil infrastructure works for a thermal plant.

Ujjivan Small Finance Bank: RBI setback

The Reserve Bank of India has returned Ujjivan SFB’s application for a universal banking licence. The regulator advised the bank to diversify its loan portfolio before reapplying.

ACME Solar Holdings: BESS capacity addition

ACME Solar has commissioned the fourth phase of its Bikaner BESS project. With this, total commissioned capacity has increased further.

Systematix Corporate Services: capital support

The company will invest Rs 35 crore in its subsidiary via rights issue. The move aims to strengthen the subsidiary’s financial position.

Patanjali Foods: dividend decision ahead

Patanjali Foods will hold a board meeting on 21 April to consider a second interim dividend. The record date has been set for 25 April 2026.

Cyient: no financial impact from JV liquidation

NCLT has approved liquidation of JV Infotech HAL. Cyient said the development will have no financial impact on its books.

GAIL: Rs 3,294 crore green energy push

GAIL plans to invest around Rs 3,294 crore in a 600 MW solar project in Uttar Pradesh. The project will also include a 550 MWh battery storage system. It strengthens the company’s renewable energy strategy.

Hindustan Zinc: critical mineral win

Hindustan Zinc has been declared successful bidder for critical mineral blocks in Rajasthan. These include potash and halite reserves spread across large areas. The win strengthens its long-term resource pipeline.

Tata Communications: leadership change

The company announced the retirement of its MD and CEO A.S. Lakshminarayanan. Markets will track leadership transition plans going ahead.

City Union Bank: branch expansion

The bank has opened six new branches, taking total network to 956 branches. The expansion supports steady retail growth strategy.

ICICI Bank: results and fundraising plan

ICICI Bank will hold a board meeting on 18 April to review Q4 results. The board will also consider fundraising through non-convertible debentures (NCDs).