The Indian stock market remained largely unchanged on November 12, 2026, as the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex closed flat at 81,911.0 points, recording no significant change during the trading session. Despite the stable performance of the broader market, renewable energy and power sector stocks witnessed mixed movements on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). While some companies recorded modest gains, several prominent energy stocks ended the session in negative territory.
Among the renewable energy stocks, Adani Green Energy emerged as one of the notable gainers. The company’s shares increased by 1.43% on the BSE to close at Rs 1,422.00, while the stock traded at Rs 1,420.40 on the NSE. The positive movement reflected buying interest in the renewable energy segment despite the absence of significant movement in the benchmark index.
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) also recorded gains during the session. Its shares advanced by 1.01% on the BSE to Rs 115.10 and increased by 1.18% on the NSE to Rs 115.40. The stock remained among the better-performing counters in the power and energy segment.
Other companies, including Borosil Renewables and Inox Wind, also registered minor gains. Borosil Renewables traded at Rs 422.05 on the BSE, while Inox Wind shares reached Rs 66.07. Insolation Energy also ended higher, gaining 0.86% to close at Rs 73.86 on the BSE, providing some support to the smaller renewable energy stocks.
However, selling pressure affected several companies across the energy and industrial sectors. Exide Industries declined by 1.58% on the BSE to close at Rs 379.65, while the stock fell by 1.46% on the NSE. Among public sector companies, GAIL shares dropped by 1.37% to Rs 187.00, while Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) declined by 1.72% to Rs 145.45.
JSW Energy also recorded a marginal decline of 0.19% on the BSE, closing at Rs 516.00. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility shares slipped by 0.53% to Rs 754.25. Meanwhile, Kabra Extrusion emerged as one of the major underperformers, recording a decline of 4.8%. Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy also faced pressure, with its shares falling by 2.4%.
The trading session highlighted different performance trends across India’s renewable energy and power companies. While Adani Green Energy and IEX attracted buying interest, losses in several other counters reflected cautious investor sentiment.
The BSE prices were recorded at 03:34 PM, while NSE figures reflected market data up to 03:14:59 PM on November 12, 2026. Investors continue to track developments across renewable energy, power exchange, battery manufacturing and conventional energy companies as market movements influence sector performance.
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