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From Accenture's results impacting Indian IT stocks to the rise in crude oil prices having an effect on oil sensitives, these are some of the important stocks to watch out for on June 23.
By Megha Rani June 22, 2025, 3:58:57 PM IST (Updated)
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IT stocks | Indian IT stocks like TCS, Infosys and peers will be in focus on Monday after global software services and consultancy firm Accenture reported results on Friday. It expects full-year revenue growth to be between 6% and 7%, compared to its earlier guidance of 5% to 7% earlier. Forex impact likely to be positive 0.2%. New bookings down 6%, while generative AI bookings at $1.5 billion. The stock ended 7% lower in US trading on Friday.
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Hindustan Aeronautics | HAL has bagged the SSVL technology from ISRO after placing a winning bid worth ₹511 crore. InSpace Chairman Pawan Goenka spoke exclusively to CNBC-TV18 and said that HAL is likely to receive 6-8 SSLV launches per year worth $6.5 million. In two years from now, HAL will become the only company making SSLV rockets in India.
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Bharat Electronics | BEL announced ₹585 crore in fresh defence orders since June 5, covering missile fire control systems, communication gear, jammers, and spares—reinforcing its strong order momentum this June.
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Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd | The company's existing solar EPC order has been revised upward by ₹246.92 crore, taking the total project value to ₹1,480.40 crore. The order relates to a massive 2,012.47 MWp ground-mounted solar project.
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Bank of India | The public sector lender's board of directors will consider a proposal to raise funds through the issuance of long-term infrastructure bonds at a meeting scheduled for June 26, 2025. Previously in FY24-25, BoI raised ₹2,690 crore through a 10‑year infrastructure bond at a 7.50% coupon, oversubscribed nearly sixfold. Bank of India also announced plans to raise up to ₹5,000 crore during the financial year 2025-26 through the issuance of Basel-III compliant bonds.
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Fino Payments Bank | The bank finds itself under regulatory scrutiny as the Reserve Bank of India has imposed a penalty of ₹29.6 lakh. The action follows an inspection that uncovered repeated breaches of end-of-day balance limits in customer accounts—violating licensing norms for payments banks. This development could weigh on investor sentiment and regulatory perception in the near term.
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Granules India | The pharma major on Friday said its API Unit-I facility at Bonthapally, Telangana, has completed a US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) inspection, which concluded with one Form 483 observation.
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Small Finance Banks | The RBI on Friday eased lending norms for small finance banks by reducing their mandatory priority sector lending requirement, covering areas like agriculture and small enterprises by 15 percentage points.
