Markets at Noon: Nifty Dips, Sensex Inches Up as Engineering Services Sector Shines

1 min read     Updated on 15 Sept 2025, 12:01 PM
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Overview

Indian markets show mixed trends at midday with Nifty 50 down 0.01% at 25,111.80 and BSE Sensex up 0.04% at 81,937.70. Engineering Services sector leads with 5.84% gain, while Trading sector underperforms at -0.94%. Key stocks in focus include GMR Airports, TCS, Railtel, SpiceJet, Vikram Solar, Bharat Forge, and Multi Commodity Exchange of India, each with significant developments impacting their performance.

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Market Overview

As the clock strikes noon, Indian markets are showing mixed signals. The Nifty 50 is trading marginally lower at 25,111.80, down 0.01% from its previous close. In contrast, the BSE Sensex has edged up slightly, currently at 81,937.70, representing a 0.04% increase.

Sectoral Performance

The market is witnessing a diverse sectoral performance:

Top Performing Sectors

Sector Avg. Per Change
Engineering Services 5.84%
Petroleum Products 1.46%
Cables 1.36%

Underperforming Sectors

Sector Avg. Per Change
Trading -0.94%
Consumer Services -0.41%

Buzzing Stocks

Several stocks are making headlines today:

  • GMR Airports: Set to commence operations of Terminal 2 at Delhi Airport on October 26, marking a significant expansion in capacity.

  • Tata Consultancy Services: Announced a strategic partnership with The Warehouse Group for digital transformation, potentially reducing costs by up to $40 million over five years.

  • Railtel Corporation of India: Secured a ₹209.79 crore contract from Bihar Education Project Council for education quality enhancement.

  • SpiceJet: Facing challenges with delayed salary payments and limited operational fleet, despite previous expansion announcements.

  • Vikram Solar: Bagged a 200 MW solar module supply order worth approximately ₹273 crores from AB Energia Solutions.

  • Bharat Forge: Signed an MoU with Windracers to advance UAV operations in India, aligning with the UK-India Free Trade Agreement.

  • Multi Commodity Exchange of India: Witnessed a significant block trade on NSE involving about 26,100 shares at ₹7,812.50 per share.

Conclusion

As the trading day progresses, the market shows a mixed trend with the Nifty slightly down and Sensex marginally up. The Engineering Services sector is leading the gains, while Trading and Consumer Services sectors face headwinds. Investors are closely watching the developments in key stocks across various sectors.

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