Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – June 27: Battery Stocks Under Pressure; HBL Engineering, Tata Power Offer Resilience

Battery and green energy stocks witnessed mild bearishness on June 27, with notable pressure on key players like High Energy Batterie and Eveready Industries India, even as HBL Engineering and Tata Power resisted the slide with modest gains.

High Energy Batterie, which recently surged on bullish sentiment around utility-scale battery storage, fell sharply by 2.00%, closing at ₹813.75. The dip marks a pause in its upward momentum, possibly due to profit booking after a multi-session rally.

Eveready Industries India continued its downward trajectory, dropping 1.58% to ₹315.2, amid growing competition in consumer battery markets and a lack of fresh corporate triggers. Similarly, Amara Raja Energy, one of India’s largest battery manufacturers, slipped 0.74% to ₹962, reflecting cautious trading ahead of the next quarterly update.

Other battery-related stocks like CLN Engineering Ltd. (-0.02%) and Exide Industries (-0.10%) remained mostly flat, suggesting market indecision despite the long-term sectoral promise.

In contrast, HBL Engineering posted a gain of 0.94%, closing at ₹590.95, buoyed by strong investor confidence in its defense and rail-linked battery projects. Tata Power also rose 0.79% to ₹408.85, reflecting stable optimism around its integrated clean energy and battery storage investments, particularly in EV charging infrastructure.

Waaree Technologies, known for solar and storage integration, edged down 0.07%, while Panasonic Energy India closed almost unchanged at ₹393.3 (-0.01%).

? Key Gainers – June 27:

• HBL Engineering: +0.94% (₹590.95)
• Tata Power: +0.79% (₹408.85)

? Key Losers – June 27:

• High Energy Batterie: -2.00% (₹813.75)
• Eveready Industries India: -1.58% (₹315.2)
• Amara Raja Energy: -0.74% (₹962)
• Indo-National: -0.48% (₹481.45)

As the battery stocks landscape evolves alongside India’s net-zero goals, investors are closely watching macro policy cues, PLI scheme developments, and global raw material trends. With rising demand for energy storage, battery technologies will continue to dominate green energy conversations in the quarters to come.