Mumbai, January 30: Shares of companies such as Vedanta (NSE: VEDL), Voltas (NSE: VOLTAS), ITC (NSE: ITC), Dabur India (NSE: DABUR), and RBL Bank (NSE: RBLBANK), among others, will be in the spotlight today, January 30, CNBC TV18 reported. Major Indian corporations, spanning the FMCG, metal, and electronics sectors, reported their third-quarter earnings on January 29, revealing a mixed bag of corporate health.

While mining giant Vedanta and electronics major Dixon Technologies posted robust profit growth, consumer-centric firms like ITC and Voltas faced earnings pressure. Investor sentiment remained cautious as the market digested these results against a backdrop of varying sectoral demand. FMCG companies noted a continuing trend of rural demand outperforming urban markets, while industrial players benefited from higher production volumes. RVNL Share Price Today, January 29: Stock Rises After Bagging Over INR 1,200 Crore Northern Railway Project.

Stocks to Buy or Sell on Friday, January 30, 2026:

Vedanta (NSE: VEDL)

As of January 30, 2026, Vedanta Ltd (VEDL) stock has been trending higher, hitting new 52-week/all-time highs near INR 759 and closing strong on robust Q3 results with profit surging ~60% YoY. The stock remains volatile amid OFS news and market swings

RBL Bank (NSE: RBLBANK)

As of January 30, 2026, RBL Bank Ltd shares were trading around INR 296 on Indian markets, with a 52-week range between INR 148 and INR 332. Recent volatility followed Q3 results that saw shares slide ~7%, even as institutional interest and optimism around Emirates NBD’s stake acquisition remain in focus.

Voltas (NSE: VOLTAS)

Voltas Ltd shares were trading around INR 1,349 on the NSE/BSE, with prices fluctuating between approximately INR 1,332 and INR 1,374 in recent sessions. The stock has seen a 52-week range of about INR 1,135–INR 1,531, while Q3 FY26 results showed a significant 35% drop in profit, weighing on sentiment.

ITC (NSE: ITC)

ITC Ltd shares were trading around INR 318–INR 322 on the NSE/BSE, staying well below its recent 52-week high near INR 471. The stock has seen pressure from sector headwinds, with flat earnings growth in Q3 and mixed market performance, keeping investor sentiment cautious.

Dabur India (NSE: DABUR)

As of January 30, 2026, Dabur India Ltd shares were trading around INR 510–515 on the NSE/BSE. The stock stayed in focus after reporting 7% YoY growth in Q3 profit and steady demand across core FMCG segments.

Investor sentiment remained cautious as the market digested these results against a backdrop of varying sectoral demand. FMCG companies noted a continuing trend of rural demand outperforming urban markets, while industrial players benefited from higher production volumes.

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