The Indian stock market ended on a positive note on July 10, 2026, with strong buying across major sectors lifting the benchmark indices. Investor sentiment remained upbeat throughout the session, supported by gains in large-cap stocks as well as continued interest in renewable energy, electric mobility, and energy infrastructure companies.
By the close of trading, the S&P BSE Sensex had climbed 1.08% to 77,569.39, while the NIFTY 50 gained 1.01% to finish at 24,203.90. The broad-based rally reflected healthy market participation and optimism among investors.
Renewable energy stocks attracted significant buying interest during the session. Insolation Energy emerged as one of the top performers, rising 5.34% on the BSE to close at Rs 125.20. EKI Energy Services recorded an even stronger performance, surging 10% during the day. Leading renewable energy companies also traded firmly in the green. Adani Green Energy advanced more than 3% to Rs 1,534.20, while JSW Energy gained 3.78% to close at Rs 553.35. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy also posted a gain of over 3%, ending the session at Rs 237.05.
Other major companies in the clean energy sector delivered positive returns. Tata Power rose 1.49%, while NTPC Green Energy added 1.37%, reflecting sustained investor confidence in India’s growing renewable energy industry.
The electric mobility and energy storage segment also witnessed healthy buying. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility climbed more than 2% to Rs 888.50, supported by positive sentiment in the battery and mobility space. Electric bus manufacturer Olectra Greentech gained 2.63% to close at Rs 1,430.40.
Large-cap companies further supported the market’s upward movement. Reliance Industries rose 2.37% to Rs 1,310.00, while Larsen & Toubro (L&T) advanced 1.59% to Rs 3,949.00. Among public sector energy companies, GAIL gained 1.61%, Indian Energy Exchange moved up 1.57%, and Indian Oil Corporation recorded a modest increase of 0.61%.
Despite the overall positive trend, a few stocks ended lower. Borosil Renewables declined nearly 2% to Rs 639.25, making it one of the weaker performers in the renewable energy segment. Exide Industries slipped 0.67% to Rs 422.10, while Kabra Extrusion fell 1%. Websol Energy also witnessed a minor decline of 0.25%, closing at Rs 100.20.
Overall, the trading session reflected strong investor confidence, with buying concentrated in renewable energy, electric mobility, and heavyweight stocks, helping the Indian equity market close the week on a strong and positive note.
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