Battery and energy storage stocks in India witnessed a notable rebound on July 15, with most companies posting gains and investor sentiment turning upbeat across the sector. CLN Energy Ltd. and Waaree Technologies emerged as the standout performers, boosting confidence in the green energy and battery manufacturing narrative amid rising policy and EV deployment tailwinds.
CLN Energy Ltd. surged 5.00% to close at ₹631.5, reclaiming leadership in the battery stocks segment after a few range-bound sessions. The spike signals renewed optimism surrounding its strategic involvement in utility-scale storage and its expanding footprint in grid-connected systems. Waaree Technologies followed closely with a 4.99% gain, ending the day at ₹296.5—bouncing back from last week’s decline and likely buoyed by sustained investor interest in solar-integrated battery solutions.
Other key gainers in the battery stocks space included Eveready Industries India Ltd., which climbed 1.16% to ₹386.75, and HBL Engineering Ltd., up 1.01% at ₹605.8. Exide Industries, a heavyweight in the segment, rose 0.82% to ₹386.5, extending its steady upward trajectory on expectations of stronger quarterly performance and gigafactory developments.
Panasonic Energy India added 0.69%, closing at ₹394.8, while High Energy Batteries recorded a modest 0.26% increase, suggesting stable institutional interest in niche defense and space-related battery applications. Tata Power, a key player in India’s energy transition, ended the day at ₹403.9, gaining 0.34% amid growing demand for integrated energy storage solutions.
On the downside, Indo-National Ltd. declined 0.60% to ₹454.8, and Amara Raja Energy saw a fractional drop of 0.08%, settling at ₹986.05. Despite these minor corrections, the broader tone across battery stocks remained positive, with investors appearing selectively bullish on companies demonstrating consistent innovation, clean energy alignment, and strong execution.
With India pushing aggressively on EV infrastructure, grid-scale battery storage, and domestic cell manufacturing under the PLI scheme, battery stocks continue to attract attention as medium- to long-term plays. The day’s gains reflect both momentum-driven trades and long-horizon bets on companies poised to benefit from the clean tech wave.
? Top Gainers – July 15
- CLN Energy Ltd.: +5.00% (₹631.5)
- Waaree Technologies: +4.99% (₹296.5)
- Eveready Industries India Ltd.: +1.16% (₹386.75)
- HBL Engineering Ltd.: +1.01% (₹605.8)
- Exide Industries: +0.82% (₹386.5)
? Top Decliners – July 15
- Indo-National Ltd.: -0.60% (₹454.8)
- Amara Raja Energy: -0.08% (₹986.05)
Battery stocks are likely to remain in focus throughout the earnings season and in light of upcoming green energy policy developments. Market participants are keeping a close eye on evolving trends in local manufacturing, recycling frameworks, and global commodity pricing that impact the battery value chain.
