1 / 8Nestlé India | The company’s board is scheduled to consider a historic first-ever bonus share issue on June 26, signaling growing shareholder confidence and balance sheet strength. This move could enhance liquidity and retail participation. Meanwhile, Nestlé and IndusInd Bank will be removed from the BSE Sensex on June 23 as part of the index’s rebalancing. They will be replaced by Trent and Bharat Electronics, both gaining visibility after their inclusion in the Nifty 50, adding momentum to index-linked fund interest.
2 / 8HDFC Bank | Non-banking arm unit of HDFC Bank, has locked in dates for its much-anticipated ₹12,500 crore IPO, opening June 25 to 27. This marks one of the biggest NBFC IPOs in recent years and includes a ₹2,500 crore fresh issue alongside a ₹10,000 crore Offer for Sale by the parent bank. If successful, the IPO could provide fresh capital for expansion while enabling HDFC Bank to unlock value from its subsidiary.
3 / 8LTIMindtree | The tech major, part of the Larsen & Toubro Group, unveiled BlueVerse, an integrated AI platform that helps businesses fast-track their AI transformation journeys. This ecosystem blends pre-built tools, accelerators, and a strategic AI services suite aimed at enhancing productivity and innovation across sectors. With over 700 enterprise clients, LTIMindtree’s BlueVerse offers a long-term catalyst for its AI-driven revenue streams.
4 / 8HCL Technologies | The company has been roped in by Just Energy, a major US energy retailer, to overhaul its customer operations and enterprise systems. Leveraging the GenAI platform AI Force and its Digital Process Outsourcing (DPO) solutions, HCL aims to optimise Just Energy’s performance across IT, finance, analytics, customer care, and sales. This aligns with HCL’s focus on energy sector digitalisation and expanding AI-based outsourcing opportunities in North America.
5 / 8Gallantt Ispat | The steelmaker will acquire a 33% stake in Gallantt Lifespace Developers Pvt Ltd for around ₹730 million, marking a strategic diversification into real estate. As of March-end, the target firm reported equity of ₹1.53 billion. The acquisition, pending board approvals, is expected to close between June 19 and July 19, 2025, and may pave the way for synergies across infrastructure-linked ventures.
6 / 8Ashoka Buildcon | The infra company has formally signed a $67.25 million (₹562 crore) contract with the Government of Guyana for the East Bank–East Coast Road Linkage Project (Phase 2). Execution is planned over 18 months, and the contract reflects Ashoka’s success in expanding into international markets. This win supports its geographic diversification and boosts order book visibility.
7 / 8Container Corporation of India | CONCOR, the PSU logistics player, has set July 4, 2025, as the record date for its 1:4 bonus share issue—a positive for retail investors eyeing long-term value. A strong balance sheet and increasing focus on multimodal logistics and freight corridors make CONCOR a key beneficiary of India’s infrastructure buildout.
8 / 8Mastek Ltd | The company launched ADOPT.AI, a next-gen suite targeting enterprise-wide AI adoption across tech infrastructure, business applications, and data strategy. Tailored for businesses at every stage of AI maturity—from experimentation to scaled deployment—the platform strengthens Mastek’s presence in the digital engineering space and aligns with rising AI-driven demand across industries.
