Green Energy Stocks Lead Market Decline As Sensex And Nifty Trade In The Red (11 June 2026)

The Indian stock market traded lower on June 11, 2026, with both benchmark indices witnessing mild declines during the afternoon session. Market sentiment remained weak as investors booked profits across several sectors, including green energy, power, mobility, and utilities. The S&P BSE Sensex slipped 0.20 percent to 73,832.55, while the Nifty 50 declined 0.18 percent to 23,173.80.

Green energy stocks largely remained under pressure throughout the trading session. Most renewable energy companies witnessed selling activity, resulting in losses across the board. Adani Green Energy was among the major losers, falling nearly 2 percent to trade around INR 1,454 on the NSE. Tata Power also faced pressure and declined by more than 1 percent to approximately INR 390.50. Engineering and infrastructure giant Larsen & Toubro followed the broader market trend, dropping 1.36 percent to INR 3,864.30.

The renewable energy generation and equipment segment recorded notable corrections. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy emerged among the worst performers, losing around 3 percent to settle at INR 193.56. Websol Energy also witnessed sharp selling, falling more than 3.2 percent to INR 100.16. Other renewable energy companies, such as JSW Energy and Borosil Renewables, registered losses of 1.51 percent and 2.48 percent, respectively, reflecting the cautious mood among investors.

New-age and specialized green energy companies also traded lower. NTPC Green Energy slipped by more than 1.2 percent, while electric mobility company Olectra Greentech declined over 1.7 percent to INR 1,253.90. Inox Wind and Indian Energy Exchange also remained in negative territory, with both stocks losing more than 1 percent during the session.

The battery and energy storage segment was not spared from the market weakness. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility fell 2.06 percent to INR 794.35 on the NSE. Exide Industries, however, showed resilience compared to its peers. The stock remained unchanged on the BSE and recorded only a marginal decline of 0.03 percent on the NSE to close at INR 386.25.

Oil, gas, and utility companies also witnessed declines, with GAIL and Indian Oil Corporation both falling by more than 1 percent. Among all the green energy and allied sector stocks, Praj Industries recorded the steepest fall of the day, tumbling 4.79 percent to INR 327.30.

Despite the overall bearish sentiment, Reliance Industries stood out as the lone major gainer. The company’s shares rose 0.31 percent to INR 1,262.70 on the NSE, providing some support to the broader market and helping limit further losses during the session.