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Tata Steel, Apollo Hospital, Dr. Reddys, Tata Motors and Grasim Inds. were among the top losers on NSE.

Siemens Energy shares: In its initiation report, Jefferies described Siemens Energy India as a “Power Capex Play,” projecting a 50% CAGR in earnings per share from September 2024 to September 2027. The brokerage also anticipates a 34% CAGR in revenue during this period, driven by a significant rise in domestic power infrastructure investment.

Brokerages remain bullish on select BSE large-cap stocks across sectors. According to Trendlyne data, 10 large-cap stocks — including ITC, Tata Motors, Tata Power, Varun Beverages, Sun Pharma, and Siemens — have received strong analyst ratings and are projected to deliver returns of up to 73%. Here’s the list: Trend Tracker

The Nifty Pharma index closed 0.8 per cent up at 21613.0.

The Nifty Bank index closed 1.22 per cent up at 56252.85.

Bajaj Auto, Hero MotoCorp, Maruti Suzuki, Dr. Reddys and ONGC were among the top losers on NSE in today's trade.

The Nifty IT index closed 0.84 per cent up at 38991.45.

Siemens Energy India Ltd. saw its share price decline by over 4.8% on Friday, just a day after its shares debuted at a premium on BSE and the National Stock Exchange. The shares were initially listed at Rs 2,840 each, following the company's demerger from Siemens Ltd. in April 2025. Shortly after listing the stock surged to hit an upper circuit of Rs 2,982.

India markets ended lower on Thursday, dragged by IT and financial stocks amid Fed hawkishness and Middle East tensions. Broad-based selling hit mid and smallcaps. Analysts remain cautious with bearish sentiment likely unless Nifty crosses 24,850.

Indian markets closed lower on Thursday, with Sensex and Nifty slipping due to weakness in IT and financial stocks. Hawkish Fed cues and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment, sparking a broad-based sell-off across midcap and smallcap stocks.

India Business News: Siemens Energy India's stock surged to its upper limit upon listing, with experts predicting up to 30% gains driven by India's power infrastructure in

Siemens Energy India's shares have witnessed a surge. This follows its listing on the BSE. Brokerage firms anticipate a substantial upside, with target prices reaching Rs 3,700. Analysts foresee the company benefiting from India's power transmission investments. Jefferies projects a strong EPS CAGR. Antique Broking highlights the company's role in decarbonization. Motilal Oswal expects significant revenue and profit growth.

Siemens Energy India debuts on bourses with strong performance, poised for growth in T&D sector.

Siemens Energy India Ltd. listed at Rs 2,840 per share as trading commenced on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange. This follows the company's demerger from Siemens Ltd. in April 2025. Later, the stock climbed nearly 5% to hit upper circuit of Rs 2,982

Siemens Energy India share price today live updates: Siemens Energy India shares are set to debut trading on NSE & BSE. Check expected listing prices, price target and more. The demerged transmission and distribution (T&D) entity of Siemens, Siemens Energy (SE) will be listed on the bourses. Siemens demerged on April 7 and Siemens ex-Energy price opened at ₹2,450/share and implied ₹2,478 per share value for the Siemens Energy (SE) entity, said Jefferies in a note. This should be India’s largest listed pure-play power T&D equipment player at $10 billion plus market cap followed by Hitachi and GE at $6.8-9.6 billion.

The stocks with highest cuts include Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy, Siemens and Punjab & Sind Bank (PSB) which have fallen by 64%, 60% and 59%, respectively.