Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – June 19: Mixed Momentum as Selective Buying Returns

Battery and green energy sector stocks displayed mixed sentiment on June 19, with selective buying helping some counters recover even as others continued to face downward pressure. The day marked a moderate rebound for a few stocks, although investor caution remained apparent.

CLN Engineering Ltd. emerged as the top performer, rising 5.00% to close at ₹504, potentially boosted by positive momentum in niche energy solutions and speculative interest. Waaree Technologies also continued its upward trajectory, gaining 1.98% to ₹295.60, supported by sustained optimism in the solar segment.

Panasonic Energy India and Eveready Industries India recorded modest upticks of 0.49% and 0.47%, respectively, indicating stabilizing investor confidence in legacy battery players.

However, the broader sentiment was still cautious, as several major stocks closed in the red. HBL Engineering led the declines with a 2.70% drop, ending at ₹563.55, followed by Tata Power, which shed 2.25% to close at ₹384.55, reflecting pressure in the integrated energy space.

Other notable laggards included High Energy Batterie (-1.49%), Exide Industries (-0.90%), and Indo-National (-0.57%). Even Amara Raja Energy, typically seen as a stable performer, slipped 0.43%, finishing at ₹986.20.

Overall, the battery stocks market showed signs of selective recovery in some pockets, while broader volatility and global cues continued to influence investor sentiment in the battery and clean energy space. As the sector awaits clarity on policy and international trends, short-term fluctuations remain driven by cautious trade activity and stock-specific momentum.