Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – August 18: Panasonic Energy Leads Gains

Battery and green energy stocks saw a mixed performance on August 18, 2025, with select counters posting steady gains while others experienced mild softness. Overall sector sentiment remained anchored in strong fundamentals, policy support, and rising demand for advanced battery storage solutions in India’s fast-growing clean energy ecosystem.

At the close of trade, Panasonic Energy India emerged as the top gainer, rising 1.83% to ₹335.8 on increased investor interest and optimism around battery manufacturing opportunities. HBL Engineering Ltd. followed closely, adding 1.09% to ₹774, supported by momentum in its engineering and energy storage projects. Eveready Industries India Ltd. also reported gains rising 0.97% to ₹414.25 and Exide Industries rose 0.61% to ₹376.75. Market leader Tata Power held steady at up 0.58% to ₹387.55 as investors become more confident in their diversified clean energy portfolio.

In other battery-related stocks, Indo-National Ltd was modestly up 0.41% at ₹468 while Amara Raja Energy edged ahead 0.23% to ₹954.75 indicating decent support for veteran battery stocks.

On the softer side, Waaree Technologies was slightly down by 1.99% to ₹297.85, while High Energy Batteries eased 0.49% to ₹611.65. CLN Energy Ltd also was down by a measured 0.39% to ₹524.95 after a series of gains.

Generally speaking, while these stocks have short-term ebbs and flows, analysts continue to point out that battery stocks are well-placed for long-term growth, thanks to India’s electrification mandate, energy storage integration, and the Government’s clean energy transition roadmap. The sector is also catchiing global tailwinds, while investors are still awaiting the policy incentives for the industry, and private investments in the battery ecosystem will also be keenly watched by investors.

Key Highlights – August 18

• Top Gainers: Panasonic Energy India (+1.83%), HBL Engineering Ltd. (+1.09%), Eveready Industries India Ltd. (+0.97%)
• Marginal Declines: Waaree Technologies (-1.99%), High Energy Batteries (-0.49%), CLN Energy Ltd. (-0.39%)

While day-to-day movements may vary, the battery stocks segment continues to attract strong investor attention as the backbone of India’s EV, energy storage, and clean power revolution.