As the stock market gears up for trading on June 9, shares of companies from the insurance sector, Larsen and Toubro, Bharat Electroncis, HCL, Mahindra and Mahidra and more will be on focus. Here’s a look at the top stocks to watch:
1 / 8Insurance stocks | IRDAI has proposed an average increase of 18% in TP premiums, with a steeper hike of 20–25% suggested for at least one category of vehicles. The ministry is expected to take a final decision on the matter within the next two to three weeks, according to sources.
2 / 8GHV Infra Projects | The infra firm has received a work order worth ₹546 crore (excluding GST) from GHV (India) Pvt Ltd for strengthening and improving roads in Mumbai. The project, classified as domestic road construction work, is scheduled for completion within 24 months.
3 / 8UPL | Its associate company, Serra Bonita, plans to sell its entire assets for $125 million. Holding a 33% stake in Serra Bonita, UPL is set to benefit from this transaction, as the proceeds will be distributed among Serra Bonita’s shareholders. The sale marks a significant move for Serra Bonita, with the $125 million consideration expected to be shared proportionately, providing UPL with a substantial financial return.
4 / 8Bharat Electronics | Tata Electronics and navratna firm BEL have signed an MoU to collaborate on semiconductor and electronics solutions, advancing India’s self-reliance goals across chip design, fabrication, OSAT, and defence-grade electronics components.
5 / 8Asian Paints | Birla Opus Paints, a unit of the Birla Group, has filed a complaint with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) alleging abuse of dominance by industry leader Asian Paints, sources told CNBC-TV18. India’s largest paint manufacturing company is alleged to have abused its dominant position by threatening dealers to stop dealing with Grasim Industries, owner of Birla Opus Paints, people with knowledge of the matter said.
6 / 8Larsen & Toubro | Infra major L&T has announced a ₹500 crore ESG bond issuance deal, becoming the first Indian corporate to do so under SEBI’s newly introduced ESG and sustainability-linked bond framework.
7 / 8HCL & RITES | The partnership seeks to capitalise on the technical and financial strengths of both central public sector enterprises. It includes participation in mineral block auctions and the development of mining infrastructure to support India’s push for mineral security and self-reliance.
8 / 8Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd | M&M reported a 17% year-on-year rise in total sales for May 2025, with volumes reaching 80,458 units compared to 69,011 units in May last year. Production also saw a significant 28% jump, totalling 89,626 units against 70,261 units a year ago. However, exports declined 27% on-year to 2,671 units from 3,652 units in May 2024.
