The Indian stock market recorded a positive trading session on October 29, 2026, with the S&P BSE SENSEX rising 1.2% to 74,151.0. The broader market’s upward movement supported buying activity across several green energy and power sector stocks. While JSW Energy, Juniper Green Energy and Adani Green Energy posted notable gains, some battery and renewable energy-related companies faced selling pressure.
JSW Energy emerged as one of the key gainers in the sector during the session. Its shares climbed 5.70% on the BSE to ₹510.00, while the stock advanced 6.00% on the NSE to ₹512.00. The strong movement placed the company among the leading performers in the green energy segment.
Juniper Green Energy Ltd. also recorded a positive session, with its shares gaining 4.0%. Adani Green Energy witnessed further buying interest, rising 2.41% on the BSE to ₹1,303.70. On the NSE, the company’s shares advanced 3.55% to ₹1,314.00, reflecting continued investor activity in the renewable energy sector.
The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) also traded higher during the day. Its shares increased approximately 2.43% on the BSE to ₹105.40. Other energy-related companies, including GAIL, Inox Wind and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), registered modest gains, contributing to the positive performance across parts of the sector.
However, the session also saw declines among several companies. Kabra Extrusion came under selling pressure, with its shares falling 3.2%, making it one of the notable losers among the stocks covered. Exide Industries also ended lower, declining 2.67% on the BSE to ₹344.60 and 2.59% on the NSE to ₹344.70.
Amara Raja Energy & Mobility recorded a smaller decline of 0.54% on the BSE to ₹705.00. Insolation Energy shares fell 0.80% to ₹70.60, while Borosil Renewables slipped 0.38% on the BSE.
The day’s trading reflected mixed performance within the green energy and associated industries, despite gains in the benchmark index. Renewable power companies attracted buying interest, while battery manufacturers and selected solar-related stocks experienced downward movements.
According to the reported market data, BSE prices were recorded at 3:31 PM, while NSE figures were captured at 3:19:59 PM. The session highlighted varied investor activity across renewable energy, power exchange and energy storage-related stocks.
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