The Indian stock market ended on a positive note on June 24, 2026, with both benchmark indices registering healthy gains. The S&P BSE Sensex rose 1.04% to close at 76,991.22, while the Nifty 50 advanced 0.78% to settle at 24,010.50. The overall bullish sentiment supported several stocks in the green energy and mobility sectors, although performance remained mixed as investors selectively bought and sold shares across the industry.
Among renewable energy and clean mobility-related stocks, battery manufacturers emerged as the top performers. Exide Industries led the gains, rising more than 5% on both the BSE and NSE to close near Rs 399 per share. The strong rally reflected renewed investor confidence in the battery and energy storage segment, which continues to benefit from the growing adoption of electric vehicles and renewable energy systems.
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) also recorded a solid performance during the session, gaining over 2% on both exchanges and closing above Rs 146. Borosil Renewables added 1.86% on the BSE to reach Rs 606.65, while Praj Industries moved up 1.34% to Rs 347.70. JSW Energy also ended higher, gaining 1.21% to close at Rs 574.75.
Some of the larger energy companies posted moderate gains. Reliance Industries and Adani Green Energy advanced 0.36% and 0.48% respectively. GAIL and Amara Raja Energy & Mobility also managed to finish the day in positive territory with small gains. Meanwhile, the Indian Energy Exchange remained largely stable, recording a marginal increase of 0.48% to close at Rs 125.30.
Despite the broader market strength, several renewable energy companies witnessed profit booking. Tata Power was among the major laggards, declining 1.53% on the BSE and 1.64% on the NSE. NTPC Green Energy Ltd., one of the newer entrants in the renewable energy market, also faced selling pressure and ended 1.20% lower at Rs 94.70.
Other stocks in the sector also experienced mild corrections. Olectra Greentech slipped 0.78% to close at Rs 1,490.00, while Insolation Energy fell 1.08% to Rs 114.65. Additional declines were seen in companies such as Inox Wind, Websol Energy, and Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy.
Overall, the green energy and mobility sector delivered a mixed performance. Strong buying interest in battery manufacturers and industrial companies helped offset losses in power generation and renewable utility stocks, allowing the sector to remain broadly supported amid a strong market session.
