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Indian benchmark indices traded positive throughout the session and ultimately closed green.
Indian equity benchmarks indices, Sensex and Nifty50 ended lower while traders parsed the outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting.
At the closing bell on Friday, the BSE Sensex closed 117 points lower (down 0.1%)
Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty closed 50 points lower (down 0.2%)
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HUL, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance were the top gainers today.
TCS, Tata Steel, NTPC on the other hand, were among the top losers today.
The BSE 150 Midcap index is trading 0.1% lower and the BSE 250 SmallCap index is trading lower.
Sectoral indices were trading mixed on Friday with metal sector and telecommunication sector witnessed selling pressure. Meanwhile, stocks in realty sector and healthcare sector witnesses buying.
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Bajaj Electricals share price will be in focus today.
Shares of Bajaj Electricals came into focus after the company announced its entry into the cables category under its lighting solutions segment.
Suzlon share price will be in focus today.
Suzlon Energy is expanding beyond wind power by adding solar and battery storage solutions to its clean energy portfolio. The company aims to help customers build and operate integrated renewable energy projects that can provide reliable electricity around the clock.
CG Power and Industrial Solutions has started commercial production at its new extra high-voltage (EHV) switchgear manufacturing facility, S3 Unit-II, in Nashik, Maharashtra.
The new plant supports the company's existing S3 Unit-I facility in Ambad, Nashik, which makes EHV circuit breakers ranging from 33kV to 800kV.
The facility is part of CG Power's greenfield expansion project, with a planned investment of Rs 748.20 crore to increase its manufacturing capacity in the medium-voltage (MV) and extra high-voltage (EHV) switchgear segments.
Built on nearly 35 acres with a covered area of about 72,000 square metres, the new plant can produce 7,200 EHV circuit breakers annually in the 33kV to 245kV range. It also includes advanced 500kV and 350kV high-voltage testing laboratories.
CG Power's existing S3 Unit-I plant has a yearly production capacity of 9,000 units and is currently operating at around 85% capacity. The company has invested Rs 39.49 crore in the new facility through internal funds.
According to the company, the expansion is aimed at meeting rising demand and easing capacity constraints at its current plant. It is expected to support growth in power transmission, renewable energy, railways, utilities, and export markets.
Shares of Jupiter Hotels came into focus after the company announced an update on an acquisition.
The company's shares moved higher after it informed stock exchanges that it had signed a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Juniper Hospitality Assets Private Limited (JHAPL) and its existing shareholders on 2 June 2026.
The acquisition is intended to support the development of a five-star hotel on a 2.524-acre land parcel in Sector 23, Dwarka, New Delhi. The company secured the project after emerging as the successful bidder for the licence rights to the land.
Following the completion of the transaction, JHAPL will become a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, as stated in its exchange filing.
Mitsu Chem Plast currently has a combined production capacity of more than 29,900 metric tonnes (MT) per year across its manufacturing units at Tarapur and Khalapur. During FY26, the company operated at around 64% capacity utilization.
To support future growth, the company plans to add approximately 2,550 MT per year of additional capacity at its Khalapur facility. The expansion is scheduled to be completed in June 2026 and will increase the company's overall manufacturing capacity beyond its existing 29,900 MT per year.
Mitsu Chem Plast will invest around Rs 3.5 crore in new machinery for the project, funded through internal accruals.
The capacity addition is aimed at supporting business growth, expanding the product portfolio, meeting rising market demand, and enhancing customer service.
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