Stocks To Buy or Sell Today, July 11, 2025: TCS, Hindustan Unilever, and Birla Corporation Among Shares That May Remain in Spotlight on Friday

Mumbai, July 11: The Indian stock market edged lower on July 10 as investors awaited clarity on US tariff policies and key quarterly earnings reports. IT shares, particularly Tata Consultancy Services (NSE: TCS), came under pressure ahead of its Q1 FY26 results, while sectors like banking, energy, and FMCG also closed in the red. We at LatestLY list a few stocks that are expected to remain in focus on July 11, including TCS (NSE: TCS), Hindustan Unilever (NSE: HINDUNILVR), and Birla Corporation (NSE: BIRLACORPN). Intel Layoffs Continue: Chip Giant Led by New CEO Lip-Bu Tan Preparing To Cut Over 500 Jobs as Part of Ongoing Restructuring Efforts, Say Reports.

According to a CNBCTV18 report, TCS surprised the market with a 6% YoY rise in net profit despite a slight revenue dip, while Hindustan Unilever announced a key leadership change effective August 1, 2025. Birla Corporation secured a major limestone mining block in Rajasthan, boosting its growth prospects. These developments, combined with broader market uncertainties, set the stage for a cautious yet eventful trading day. Scroll below to know the stocks' names that will likely be in the spotlight today, July 11. TCS Q1 Results: Tata Consultancy Services Logs 6% Net Profit Growth at INR 12,760 Crore in Q1, Declares Interim Dividend of INR 11 per Share.

List of Stocks To Buy or Sell Today, July 11, 2025:

• Tata Consultancy Services (NSE: TCS): India’s largest IT services firm reported a 6% YoY rise in Q1 FY26 net profit, beating estimates. Revenue dipped 1.6% QoQ, with an EBIT margin of 24.5%. The board also declared a INR 11/share dividend.

• Hindustan Unilever Ltd (NSE: HINDUNILVR): HUL named Priya Nair as its next CEO and MD, effective August 1, 2025. Nair currently heads Unilever’s Beauty & Wellbeing division and will join the company’s board. The leadership change is a key focus for investors.

• Birla Corporation Ltd (NSE: BIRLACORPN): Birla Corp was declared the ‘Preferred Bidder’ for the Tadas Limestone Block-II in Rajasthan. The block spans 160.39 hectares and was secured with the highest bid of INR 63.50%. This enhances the company’s raw material sourcing capabilities.

• Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd (NSE: IREDA): IREDA posted a Q1 net profit of INR 247 crore, down 35.7% YoY, while revenue rose nearly 29%. However, asset quality weakened with higher NPAs reported. The firm’s financial health remains under scrutiny.

• Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd (NSE: GLENMARK): Glenmark’s subsidiary, IGI Therapeutics, inked a licensing deal with AbbVie for its lead asset, ISB 2001. The upfront payment is USD 700 million with potential milestones of USD 1.225 billion. This boosts Glenmark’s global growth prospects.

• Tata Elxsi (NSE: TATAELXSI): Reported a muted Q1 FY26 with net profit falling 21% QoQ to INR 144.36 crore. Revenue declined 1.8% sequentially, missing estimates. The company faces challenges amid a cautious IT sector.

• Anand Rathi Wealth Ltd (NSE: ANANDRATHI): The wealth firm posted strong Q1 growth with net profit up 27.9% YoY at INR 93.9 crore. Revenue rose 15.3%, supported by improved margins and operational efficiency.

• Aegis Logistics Ltd (NSE: AEGISLOG): Completed the slump sale of its 48,000 MT LPG terminal at Pipavav for INR 428.4 crore in cash. The transaction was finalised on July 10 and reflects the company’s strategic asset restructuring.

• Bank of Baroda (NSE: BANKBARODA): The lender reduced its overnight MCLR by five basis points to 8.10%, effective July 12. The other tenors remained unchanged. This move may impact lending rates and borrowing costs in the near term.

• Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (NSE: ZEEL): Faced a shareholder setback as 40% voted against an INR 2,237 crore preferential warrant issue. The proposal needed 75% approval but was rejected, marking the second governance challenge recently. The company remains under investor watch.

• Eicher Motors Ltd (NSE: EICHERMOT): VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV), a subsidiary, received a CGST show cause notice demanding INR 168.19 crore in tax and penalties for FY 2017–18. VECV contests the claim, expecting no major financial impact. This legal issue is closely monitored.

Indian equity markets remained under pressure on Thursday, with key indices like the Sensex and Nifty closing lower amid global uncertainty and earnings season caution. Most sectoral indices, including IT and PSU Banks, ended in the red, while metal and realty stocks provided some support. Volatility eased slightly as India VIX dropped 2.24% to 11.6. Investors will closely monitor Q1 earnings and global cues on Friday for directional clarity.

(Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based on news reports and is not intended as investment advice. Investing in stocks involves risk. LatestLY advises its readers to consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.)

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