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Stocks to Watch June 2: Groww, Wipro, PNC Infratech, NMDC, NHPC, Ola Electric, Axis Bank, Indian Hotels Co

SEBI approved State Street Global Advisors’ stake purchase in Groww Asset Management. After the deal, SSGA will hold 4.85% voting rights and 22.94% economic interest, following board and CCI approvals. PNC Infratech won a ₹194.40 crore EPC flyover contract. Wipro invested in Aggne as majority shareholder. NMDC May production rose 19.9% to 5.31 MT; NHPC OFS floor price set at ₹71. Ola Electric opened a QIP at ₹37.74 floor.

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pre-market/early session watchlist (June 2) around OFS/QIP and contract/regulatory headlines
mixed: dilution/OFS supply overhangs offset by contract and strategic investment positives

Majority acquisition/investment expands Wipro’s insurance vertical offerings and could support margin/volume expectations in P&C.

Wipro invested in Aggne and became a majority shareholder, gaining P&C insurance consulting/managed services IP and capabilities.

Moderate positive bias for Wipro on deal rationale; magnitude likely limited without financial terms.

Background

This is a multi-company “stocks to watch” roundup covering: (1) SEBI/CCI regulatory approval for a stake change in Groww AMC, (2) EPC contract award for PNC Infratech, (3) Wipro’s investment in Aggne, (4) NMDC production/sales update, (5) NHPC government OFS at a discount, (6) Ola Electric QIP opening, (7) Fino–Ezee.ai fintech partnership for SFB transition, (8) Axis Bank stake increase in Axis Max Life, and (9) IHCL and Anant Raj international expansion plans.

Why it matters

Trading impact is concentrated in time-sensitive capital-market actions (NHPC OFS, Ola Electric QIP) and in order-book/regulatory milestones (PNC contract, SEBI approval, Wipro/Aggne strategic investment). Operating prints (NMDC) are mixed and may require follow-up on sales/inventory and pricing.

Market relevance

Prioritize NHPC (OFS discount supply), Ola Electric (QIP dilution risk), and PNC/Wipro (contract + strategic investment). Treat NMDC as a mixed operating signal and IHCL/Anant Raj as longer-horizon growth stories.

Market effects

Regulatory/ownership and capital-raising headlines (SEBI approval, OFS, QIP) can influence sentiment across Indian financials/fintech and infrastructure execution names.

Lucknow flyover contract and Haryana data center expansion reinforce regional capex/infrastructure narratives.

IHCL’s Germany debut modestly extends global hospitality exposure; otherwise most catalysts are India-specific.

Alternative perspectives

OFS/QIP headlines may be over-discounted: if demand is strong and proceeds are growth-oriented, the negative price reaction can fade quickly.

For NMDC, production-sales divergence may reflect inventory timing rather than demand weakness; for PNC and Anant Raj, margin/financing details are key to translating headline size into earnings.

Key entities

  • SEBI

    Approved State Street Global Advisors’ proposed stake acquisition in Groww Asset Management.

  • DIPAM

    Announced NHPC OFS with a floor price and staged retail/non-retail schedule.

  • Lucknow Development Authority

    Issued Letter of Acceptance for PNC Infratech’s flyover EPC contract.

  • Ezee.ai

    Will provide AI-enabled loan origination and collections systems to Fino Payments Bank.

  • Haryana government

    Entered MoU with Anant Raj for large-scale data center infrastructure investment.

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