Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – September 11: Panasonic Energy Shines, Waaree Extends Gains

On September 11, 2025, Indian green energy and battery-linked stocks delivered a strong showing, led by sharp gains in Panasonic Energy India and Waaree Technologies. The overall sentiment leaned positive, with multiple players adding to their previous day’s momentum.

The highlight of the session was Panasonic Energy India, which soared +5.02% to ₹361.85, emerging as the top gainer in the segment. This robust performance reflects renewed investor appetite for companies tied to the EV and battery supply chain.

Waaree Technologies also maintained its winning streak, advancing +4.99% to ₹320.05, on top of its stellar rally (+4.99% on September 10). The stock has now logged back-to-back strong sessions, underscoring its role as a key driver of India’s solar and storage ecosystem.

Among other gainers, Amara Raja Energy rose +1.67% to ₹1,051.7 (vs. +1.17% on September 10), extending its upward trajectory, while Tata Power gained +0.41% to ₹388.1 (vs. +0.48% previously), further cementing its steady momentum. High Energy Batteries also ticked higher by 0.41% to ₹649.6. Exide Industries posted a modest +0.11% uptick to ₹422.7, keeping investor confidence intact.

On the other hand, a few counters saw mild profit booking. HBL Engineering Ltd. slipped -1.60% to ₹853.3 after a strong +2.17% gain on September 10. CLN Energy Ltd. eased -1.00% to ₹596.95 (vs. -2.66% earlier), while Eveready Industries India Ltd. fell -1.02% to ₹442.2. Indo-National Ltd. edged lower by -0.45% to ₹476.5.

Key Takeaways – September 11

• Best Performer: Panasonic Energy India (+5.02%)
• Other Gainers: Waaree Technologies (+4.99%), Amara Raja Energy (+1.67%), Tata Power (+0.41%), High Energy Batteries (+0.41%), Exide Industries (+0.11%)
• Declines: HBL Engineering (-1.60%), CLN Energy (-1.00%), Eveready Industries (-1.02%), Indo-National (-0.45%)

Overall, September 11’s session reflected continued strength in solar and battery leaders like Panasonic Energy and Waaree, highlighting selective buying interest in India’s clean-tech and storage sector.