Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – July 25: Broad Sell-Off Grips Sector Amid Market Uncertainty

Battery and clean energy stocks witnessed a sharp correction on July 25, 2025, with all tracked counters ending in the red. The session marked a stark reversal from the previous day’s mixed performance, as investor sentiment turned risk-averse amid global cues and pre-earnings jitters across the clean energy space.

Exide Industries led the losers with a drop of 2.71% to ₹380.6, followed closely by HBL Engineering Ltd., which fell 2.62% to ₹572.85, likely reflecting profit-booking after previous sessions’ resilience.

CLN Energy Ltd., Waaree Technologies, and High Energy Batteries each shed 1.99%, suggesting pressure on specialized battery stocks despite long-term optimism for India’s energy storage push.

Amara Raja Energy declined by 1.51%, while Tata Power fell 1.34%, both experiencing consolidation ahead of potential updates on large-scale grid and storage projects.

Even relatively defensive counters such as Panasonic Energy India, Eveready Industries, and Indo-National Ltd. couldn’t avoid the sell-off, ending down 1.87%, 0.96%, and 0.72% respectively.

Despite the dip, analysts maintain that battery-linked stocks are expected to bounce back in the medium term as government incentives, rising EV demand, and localization of battery manufacturing continue to strengthen fundamentals.

? July 25

• Exide Industries: -2.71% (₹380.6)
• HBL Engineering Ltd.: -2.62% (₹572.85)
• CLN Energy Ltd.: -1.99% (₹553.3)
• High Energy Batteries: -1.99% (₹665.95)
• Waaree Technologies: -1.99% (₹332.4)
• Panasonic Energy India: -1.87% (₹383.8)
• Amara Raja Energy: -1.51% (₹994.7)
• Tata Power: -1.34% (₹395.35)
• Eveready Industries India Ltd.: -0.96% (₹428.05)
• Indo-National Ltd.: -0.72% (₹475.55)

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