Indian equities began the week on a firm footing, with benchmark indices extending gains amid improving global sentiment. Optimism surrounding an Iran-US peace framework, softer crude oil prices and supportive global cues helped lift the Sensex and Nifty by nearly 1% each.
Technically, the 24,000 mark remains a key near-term hurdle and an important psychological level for the index. A decisive move above this threshold could strengthen bullish momentum and open the door for a further rally towards the 24,200-24,400 zone, which is seen as the next major resistance area.
Here are 9 stocks that will be in focus on Tuesday
HCL Technologies - The company announced an investment of Rs 1,427.25 crore, or about $150 million, in Axonwise Private Limited (Sarvam AI). The transaction, structured as a minority all-cash investment, will give the IT major a 10.46% stake in the company.
GMR Airports - It reported its traffic performance for May 2026, highlighting healthy passenger growth across its airport network. The increase was largely driven by strong traffic at Delhi Airport.
Adani Enterprises - Adani Group and Jabil plan a strategic alliance to build an integrated AI and data centre hardware manufacturing platform in India for global and domestic markets.
Bharti Airtel - The telecom major received near-unanimous shareholder approval to increase its stake in Airtel Africa by 16.31 per cent through a Rs 28,220 crore share-swap deal.
State Bank of India - India’s largest lender said its board will meet on June 18 to consider fundraising options for FY27 through public offerings or private placements.
Oil India - It signed a memorandum of understanding with the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research to jointly pursue research, innovation and technology development across the energy sector.
Patel Engineering - The company said the Maharashtra Krishna Valley Development Corporation has awarded a Letter of Award to its joint venture for the Tasgaon Lift Irrigation Scheme in Maharashtra. The project carries a contract value of Rs 126.37 crore, excluding taxes.
Craftsman Automation - It stated that its Fund-Raising Committee has cleared the launch of a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) of equity shares to raise up to Rs 2,000 crore.
Yes Bank - The lender and Northern Arc Capital have entered into a partnership aimed at widening access to credit, scaling digital lending and creating debt investment opportunities for customers. The tie-up combines the partners' balance-sheet strength, distribution reach, underwriting capabilities, digital infrastructure and technology platforms to expand formal credit access among underserved segments across India.
