Green Energy Stock—Renewable Energy And EV Stocks Lead Market Rally As Sensex And Nifty Close Higher (09 June 2026)

Indian stock markets ended on a positive note on June 9, 2026, with benchmark indices closing higher and supporting gains across several sectors, particularly renewable energy and electric mobility. The S&P BSE Sensex rose 0.54% to settle at 73,918.76, while the Nifty 50 gained 0.47% to close at 23,231.10. The overall positive market sentiment encouraged buying activity in green energy and clean technology stocks.

Among the top performers, Borosil Renewables attracted strong investor interest. The stock surged 4.93% on the BSE to close at Rs 539.00 and gained 2.41% on the NSE to finish at Rs 526.15. Electric vehicle and public transport solutions company Olectra Greentech also recorded significant gains, rising 4.73% to close at Rs 1,298.50.

Several other renewable energy companies ended the session in positive territory. Adani Green Energy climbed nearly 3% and crossed the Rs 1,533 mark. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy gained more than 2% to close at Rs 201.40. Wind energy company Inox Wind and solar component manufacturer Insolation Energy also posted gains of around 2%. NTPC Green Energy continued its steady performance and advanced nearly 0.9%, closing slightly above Rs 100.

The battery and energy storage segment also witnessed positive movement. Exide Industries gained 1.71% to end the day at Rs 392.30. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility registered a modest increase of around 0.8%, closing at Rs 831.00.

Among large-cap stocks, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) rose 0.70% to Rs 3,902.00, while Reliance Industries gained around 0.5% and closed near Rs 1,270. Public sector energy companies showed mixed performance. Indian Oil Corporation advanced 1.77% to Rs 138.10, while the Indian Energy Exchange gained more than 1% to close at Rs 120.50.

However, not all energy-related stocks participated in the rally. Tata Power declined 1.55% to close at Rs 398.05. GAIL also ended lower, slipping more than 0.6% to Rs 167.50. JSW Energy recorded a marginal decline of 0.06%, while Praj Industries lost nearly 1% and settled at Rs 355.25. Overall, the trading session reflected strong investor confidence in renewable energy, clean technology, and electric mobility companies, which continued to attract market attention amid a broadly positive market environment.