Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – July 2: CLN Energy Soars 5%, Sector Holds Steady Amid Ongoing Momentum

Battery and green energy stocks maintained steady momentum on July 2, 2025, with selective strength seen across key players despite broader market fluctuations. Leading the charge was CLN Energy Ltd., which surged by 5.00% to close at ₹570.15, continuing its strong upward trajectory for the second day in a row.

HBL Engineering Ltd. also posted healthy gains of 1.04%, ending the day at ₹626.85, as optimism continues to grow around its diversified energy solutions and strategic partnerships.

Indo-National Ltd. recorded a 0.66% gain, reflecting consistent interest in the consumer battery space. Meanwhile, Panasonic Energy India and Tata Power posted marginal but positive closes, holding on to investor attention amid expectations of continued green energy expansion.

On the softer side, High Energy Batteries dipped by 1.90%, and Waaree Technologies followed with a 1.64% decline. However, these are likely to be short-term adjustments as the companies remain active in high-growth segments like defense and solar-linked battery tech.

Amara Raja Energy, Exide Industries, and Eveready Industries saw modest declines but remain key players in India’s energy transition, with long-term fundamentals intact.

Harbinger developments in EVs, solar adoption, and BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) projects continue to keep investor sentiment buoyant across the board.

? Key Gainers – July 2:

• CLN Energy Ltd.: +5.00% (₹570.15)
• HBL Engineering Ltd.: +1.04% (₹626.85)
• Indo-National Ltd.: +0.66% (₹464.45)
• Panasonic Energy India: +0.13% (₹390.95)
• Tata Power: +0.02% (₹406.65)

? Mild Movers – July 2:

• High Energy Batteries: -1.90% (₹775)
• Waaree Technologies: -1.64% (₹296)
• Amara Raja Energy: -0.60% (₹955.45)
• Exide Industries: -0.78% (₹382.85)
• Eveready Industries India: -0.43% (₹313.7)

As India accelerates its clean energy roadmap, the battery stocks and green tech ecosystem remains a key sector to watch. Investors are closely tracking signals from EV policy updates, battery manufacturing incentives, and energy storage demand across infrastructure and mobility.