Stocks To Watch On 15 April 2026: LG Electronics, Tata Power, RIL & More

The benchmark Indian indices are expected to witness a positive start on 15 April 2026, triggered by 90-day pause on the reciprocal tariffs. The GIFT Nifty futures reached 23,305 levels, increasing by 387 points.

The global indices, S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite, also gained 0.79% and 0.64%, hinting at positive investor sentiment.

What Are The Stocks To Watch?

Here are the stocks to watch:

Reliance Industries Ltd: Nauyaan Tradings has acquired an additional 10% stake in Nauyaan Shipyard for ₹51.72 crore from Welspun Corp, increasing its holding in the step-down subsidiary of Reliance Industries.

LIC: The company has announced bonus share issue in a ratio of 1:1.

Hindustan Zinc: The company has emerged as the successful bidder for Rajasthan’s Jhandawali–Satipura Amalgamated Potash and Halite Block, quoting the highest final price offer of 3.05%.

Tata Communication: The company is undergoing a major leadership change as its MD and CEO, A S Lakshminarayanan, announced his retirement.

GAIL: The company announced an investment of ₹3,800 crore to develop solar power plants in UP and Maharashtra.

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company: The profit of the company increased by 61.9% to ₹623.9 crore and net premium income increased to ₹19,180 crore.

Anand Rathi: The profit of the company increased by 125.7% to ₹41.5 crore and revenue grew by 28%.

LG Electronics: The company’s six-month lock-in period ends on Wednesday, making 441.2 million shares around 65% of its outstanding equity, eligible for trading.

Tata Power: The company signed an agreement with NTPC to set up a 200 megawatt (MW) Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy Project.

NCL Industries: The company reported an 8% increase in cement production to 790,663 MT in Q4 FY26 compared to 729,655 MT in Q4 FY25.

Just Dial: The company reported an increase of 6.2% in revenue from last year to ₹307.2 crore and a net profit of ₹100 crore.

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Sources

Business Standard

Money Control

CNBC