Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – August 29: HBL Engineering, Amara Raja Lead Gains

India’s green energy and battery stocks posted a mixed but constructive session on August 29, 2025, with notable strength in HBL Engineering Ltd. and Amara Raja Energy, which bolstered investor confidence in the clean-tech sector. Despite selective profit-taking in a few names, the broader sentiment around energy storage and renewable-linked plays remained upbeat.

HBL Engineering Ltd. was the day’s standout performer, gaining 3.36% to ₹807.1, as interest in its key power and storage solutions line of work generated strong interest in buying. Amara Raja Energy also performed well, lifting 2.33% to ₹990.25, supported at least in part by continued institutional buying associated with the company’s expanding lithium-ion factory and EV-ready battery systems.

High Energy Batteries added another 1.21% to ₹667.15, while.very established in the advanced battery space in both the defence and mobility environments. Tata Power, one of the most often referenced renewing energy leaders in India, added to its gain with 0.82% to ₹374.15 at day’s end, as there was continuing interest in clean energy heavy weights. Both Exide Industries and Eveready Industries moved very little, adding 0.57% and 0.11%, respectively.

Conversely, CLN Energy Ltd. was the day’s largest loser, down 3.27% to ₹561, while Panasonic Energy India lost 2.43% to ₹337.05. Indo-National Ltd. corrected also, giving back 1.34% at 462.45, which suggested mild profit-booking. Waaree Technologies held its price for a second day at ₹289, which may suggest it completed its normal seasonality and is now in consolidation.

Analysts note that while volatility persists in individual counters, the broader green energy and battery basket is still underpinned by policy strength, rising EV adoption, and accelerating demand for grid-scale storage systems. Investor appetite remains particularly strong for technology-oriented, future-ready enterprises that are positioned to benefit from India’s clean energy transition.

Key Takeaways – 29 August

• Best Performer: HBL Engineering Ltd. (+3.36%)
• Other Strong Movers: Amara Raja Energy (+2.33%), High Energy Batteries (+1.21%), Tata Power (+0.82%)
• Mild Declines: CLN Energy (-3.27%), Panasonic Energy India (-2.43%), Indo-National Ltd. (-1.34%)
• Flat: Waaree Technologies (0.00%)

Overall, the August 29 battery stocks session reaffirmed that select energy storage and renewable-linked counters continue to shine, even as others consolidate. With India’s clean-tech story only gaining pace, investors remain confident that the sector will play a defining role in the next phase of the country’s energy transition.