Several major companies announced key business developments ranging from mergers and leadership changes to capacity expansion, production updates and fresh order wins. Here are the major stocks that are likely to be on traders’ radar in today’s session.
Market recap
The Indian stock market ended the December 1 session flat after hitting fresh highs in early trade. The Sensex slipped 64.77 points (0.08%) to close at 85,641.90, while the Nifty fell 27.20 points (0.10%) to settle at 26,175.75.
Stocks to watch today, December 2, 2025
Reliance Industries
Reliance Industries announced that the merger of its subsidiary, Star Television Productions, with Star India, now called Jiostar India has become effective. This follows an earlier update shared in November 2024.
Hindustan Unilever
Hindustan Unilever (HUL) shared an update on its senior management. Vandana Suri will take over as Executive Director of the Home Care division from January 1, 2026. She replaces Srinandan Sundaram, who will become the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Unilever International. Suri currently manages the Beauty and Wellbeing division for Unilever Indonesia and has earlier worked with PepsiCo, Tetra Pak and Nielsen.
Ambuja Cements
Ambuja Cements, part of the Adani Group, said it has fully commissioned a brownfield expansion of its clinker unit at Bhatapara in Chhattisgarh. The new addition of 4 million tonnes per annum takes the company’s total clinker capacity to 66 million tonnes per annum.
Hero MotoCorp
Hero MotoCorp saw higher dispatches in November. The company reported total sales of 6,04,490 units, up 31 per cent from last year. Domestic sales rose to 5.70 lakh units, while exports increased to 33,970 units, supported by better demand.
Coal India
Coal India began the month by reporting a small increase in its coal production for November. Output rose to 68 million tonnes from 67.2 million tonnes a year ago. However, the amount of coal supplied to customers, called offtake, slipped slightly to 62.7 million tonnes. The company also released its April-November performance numbers for the financial year.
NMDC
National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) reported an increase in its iron ore production for November. Output rose 11 per cent year-on-year to 5.01 million tonnes, while sales improved to 4.17 million tonnes compared with 4 million tonnes last year.
Bharat Dynamics
State-run Bharat Dynamics (BDL) announced new defence orders worth Rs 2,461.62 crore. These include anti-tank guided missiles and surface-to-air missiles received under emergency procurement. The company said these orders were secured after its previous update in mid-November.
MOIL
Manganese mining company MOIL updated its prices for the October–December quarter. Prices of ferro-grade manganese ore with 44 per cent manganese content and above were increased by three per cent compared with last month. The revised prices became effective from midnight of November 30.
Bajaj Housing Finance
Bajaj Housing Finance said its promoter, Bajaj Finance, plans to sell up to two per cent of its stake to meet minimum public shareholding rules. Bajaj Finance currently holds 88.70 per cent of the company, which is more than 739 crore shares.
Amber Enterprises
Amber Enterprises India said its subsidiary, IL JIN Electronics (India), has acquired an 80 per cent stake in Shogini Technoarts for around Rs 506 crore. After this deal, Shogini becomes a subsidiary of IL JIN and a step-down subsidiary of Amber Enterprises.
KEI Industries
KEI Industries announced that trial production has started at its new greenfield plant in Sanand, Ahmedabad. This facility is part of the company’s plan to expand its production capacity in low-tension (LT), high-tension (HT) and extra high-voltage (EHV) cables.
Afcons Infrastructure
Afcons Infrastructure, part of the Shapoorji Pallonji Group, said it secured new engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) orders worth Rs 884 crore in November. These contracts fall under its marine and industrial business unit and were booked across different locations.