Stocks to Watch Today: Apollo, Oswal Pumps, Hindustan Zinc, Life Insurance and Coal Indias lead market focus on Feb 11. Track top picks for NSE and BSE trading.
Stocks to Watch Today 11 February, 2026
Stocks to Watch Today: Tuesday, 11 February 2026, opens with Indian indexes floating in a tight band as traders juggle three competing themes robust Q3 earnings from autos, power and chemicals with fresh labour‑code related expenses cutting into profits and a spate of corporate action events ranging from government PSU sell‑offs to ex‑dividend and ex‑rights dates. As a three-session rally is under way and the year-on-year gain is in the 10% range, Indian equities open 11 February 2026, Sensex around 84200 and Nifty around 25900, despite the Trump tariffs and earnings season volatility continuing to keep the India VIX in the low-12 range.
Significant incomes booked on 11 February 2026 are past more than one dozen mid-cap and large-cap gains in the autos, consumer services, logistics and specialty chemicals sectors, a few of which are likely to report Q3 PAT growth in the middle of the teens to the lower part of the thirties percentage range as compared to the identical quarter last year, increasing sector-wide revenue forecasts by an average of 8-20%.
Tariff on a few of the Indian exports that Trump has imposed might strain export focused metals, chemicals and a few of the sectors in the present times and the global growth fears might pull sentiment on export related names. The shock might however be partially absorbed by domestic facing financials, consumption and infra stocks in case rupee and bond yields remain stable.
Q3 performance demonstrates the wide-range index with high mid to high 20% YoY PAT growth with some counters just above 100% improvements. Leaders are those with margins in a 15 to 25% revenue producing environment and increases in wages through labour code, limits short-term profits. Capital efficiency and free cash flow is replacing headline growth as important to investors.
| Stock Name | Key Reason for Action |
|---|---|
| Oswal Pumps | Strong Q3 PAT growth, improving RoE, infra‑linked order book |
| Hindustan Zinc | High‑volume‑driven earnings, robust cash flows |
| Life Insurance (LICI) | Rising profitability, benign claims, improving ROE |
| Saatvik Green | Double‑digit revenue growth and high RoE in green‑themed space |
| Coal India | Steady coal demand but thinning margins, valuation focus |
| Ganesh Housing | Weak earnings growth despite asset‑heavy structure and elevated price |
| Pace Digitek | Sharp PAT jump in a small‑float, prone to volume‑driven swings |
| Ashoka Buildcon | Negative earnings trend with stretched valuation in infra |
| Sharda Motor | Double‑digit PAT beat and stronger operating leverage |
| Gokul Agro | Solid PAT growth with healthy capital‑turn and margin metrics |
The number of infra and engineering companies secured large new orders in the framework of public-private and state-supported programs, which increased the volumes of order books and growth rates. One of the PSU power-engineering companies won a 2.8 M crore order of coal to ammonia syngas plant and an Indian EC company won 1.73 M crore Oman DBOOM water-treatment contract with more financial-governance emphasis was also highlighted by the new CFOs of listed telecom and retail.
How much of the labour‑code‑related hit is truly one‑time versus recurring?
A handful of managements indicate most shocks this quarter are front loaded wage reconfiguration and transition related compliance spends, but incremental annual pressure may persist.
Which Q3 out-performers still carry hidden balance‑sheet or execution risks?
Capital intensive infra players and scheme dependent metals and energy firms need closer scrutiny on debt service metrics and project‑monetisation timelines, even as PAT looks stellar.
Should dividend‑oriented investors shy away when names go ex‑dividend after blow‑out earnings?
Ex‑dividend moves are short‑term mechanical shifts; long‑term holders weigh sustainability of underlying profitability and sector outlook more than single date price drops.
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