Stocks to Watch Today, July 15: Tata Elxsi, L&T Tech, Hero MotoCorp, Delhivery, SBI, IT Stocks In Focus

The equity market today is expected to move with a stock-specific trigger on Wednesday, July 15, with the June-quarter earnings season and weak global cues from the IT sector is likely to grab investor attention.

Brent crude this morning climbed above $85 per barrel due to escalating West Asia tensions, Investors also digested a firmer-for-longer US rate outlook after the latest US CPI print.

Sensex closed Tuesday session down by 561.46 points at 77,054.94 meanwhile Nifty 50 fell 158.95 points to settle at 24,052.05. The stock market saw broad based profit booking where 2,632 stocks declined vs 1,422 stocks advanced. GIFT Nifty is currently signaling a mildly negative or range-bound open for the market today.Here are the details of key stocks to watch which could be in focus today.

Tata Elxsi

The company re[orted it Q1 FY27, June quarter results where the net profit rose 18.2% YoY to Rs. 170.6 crore. So the better-than-expected results will keep the stock in focus today.

L&T Technology Services

The engineering & research and development firm posted its strong June quarter results where the company saw an 11.5% rise in quarterly consolidated ​revenue though profit was in line.

Anand Rathi

The stock broker posted its Q1 FY27 net profit up 2.2% YoY, with solid growth in net interest income, margin funding, and AUM.

Delhivery

The Wholly-owned subsidiary Delhivery Financial Services got RBI’s Certificate of Registration as a Type-2 NBFC (NBFC-ND).

Hero MotoCorp

The company’s board’s investment committee approved an additional investment of up to Rs.1,000 cr in subsidiary Ather Energy.

IT stocks

Infosys, Wipro, TCS, etc. are going to be in focus after IBM’s Q2 results missed Wall Street estimates wich triggered a sharp stock drop; Infosys and Wipro ADRs were weak in US trade overnight, which could weigh on domestic IT names.

Jammu & Kashmir Bank

The lender is planing to sell its 0.5% stake in PNB MetLife India Insurance to MetLife International Holdings for Rs. 120.1 crore.

SBI

The SBI Funds Management IPO saw 68% subscription on Day 1, the retail portion showing good enthusiasm.