Stocks to Watch Today (November 20, 2025): Infosys, GHCL, LIC, NTPC Green Energy, CG Power and more

Stocks to Watch Today (November 20, 2025): Indian equity markets will track several stock-specific developments on Thursday, 20 November. Many companies are in focus due to buybacks, mergers, large orders, stake sales, and regulatory updates.

Infosys will open its share buyback today. The buyback window will remain open from 20 November to 26 November. The company has fixed the buyback price at Rs 1,800. The issue size is Rs 18,000 crore for 10 crore shares. The buyback ratio for the general category is 17 shares for every 706 shares held.

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Globus Spirits will hold a board meeting today. The board will consider a preferential issue of shares.

GHCL will open its buyback today. The buyback will run from 20 November to 26 November. The buyback price is Rs 725. The company will buy back 41.3 lakh shares worth Rs 300 crore. The buyback ratio for the general category is 9 equity shares for every 181 shares held.

Aster DM has announced a merger with Blackstone-backed Quality Care. After the merger, the combined entity will have more than 10,360 beds. It will become one of India’s top three hospital chains by capacity. The shareholding will be 57.3 per cent for Aster DM and 42.7 per cent for Quality Care. The merger will be cash-neutral and EPS accretive from the first year. Aster DM also bought a 5 per cent stake in QCIL from Blackstone and TPG before announcing the merger.

Sammaan Capital has issued a statement on the Supreme Court order. The company said the court has not ordered any FIR against it. No investigating agency like CBI, ED, EOW, RBI, NHB, SEBI, MCA or SFIO has any open probe against the company. The company said the PIL allegations are not backed by any investigation.

LIC has reduced its stake in BPCL. The insurer now holds 6.75 per cent in the OMC.

NTPC Green Energy has signed an MoU with The Singareni Collieries Company. The agreement is for developing renewable energy projects.

Its subsidiary Paramount Health Services & Insurance TPA faced a cybersecurity incident. Some systems and services were affected. The incident was limited to Paramount TPA only. Other subsidiaries were not impacted. All affected systems have been restored and business operations are normal.

NBCC has received a major order worth about Rs 2,966 crore. The order is from NMRDA for the development of New Nagpur under Phase 1. NMRDA is the development authority of Nagpur.

The company has formed a new subsidiary named ‘Capri Global Insurance Brokers Private Limited’. The new subsidiary is for insurance broking services.

The company will invest in its subsidiary Godawari New Energy. The subsidiary will raise Rs 124.95 crore through preferential shares. The funds will be used to set up a 10 GWh battery energy storage system plant.

Welspun Enterprises has received approval from NSE and BSE to issue new shares.

The company has received major orders from BHEL and Paharpur Cooling Towers. BHEL has placed an order worth Rs 11.76 crore for fabrication supplies for the DVC Raghunathpur project. Paharpur Cooling Towers has placed an order worth Rs 80.73 lakh for structural fabrication and supply.

Saregama, through Pocket Aces Pictures, has acquired 100 per cent stake in Finnet Media. Pocket Aces will also acquire 2.88 lakh OCPS after two years.

The company and its subsidiary J.K. Fenner (India) will sell shares. They will sell 40 lakh equity shares of Cavendish Industries. They will buy the same 40 lakh shares worth Rs 130.64 crore.

Max Healthcare plans to add over 8,300 beds in the next 3–4 years. About 4,800 new beds will be added to the existing network.

The company has received a tax demand of Rs 365 crore for AY 2018-19. The demand is from the Income Tax Department under the Ministry of Finance.