Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – September 24: HBL Engineering Extends Gains, CLN & High Energy Shine

Indian green energy and battery-linked stocks displayed a mixed but resilient performance on September 24, 2025, with select counters extending their momentum and emerging as the session’s bright spots.

HBL Engineering Ltd. once again stood out, advancing +2.11% to ₹829.40, continuing its strong upward trajectory after leading the September 15 session with a stellar +4.14% gain. The sustained rally underscores robust investor confidence in HBL’s role within India’s fast-expanding battery and engineering landscape.

CLN Energy Ltd. also moved higher, edging up +0.32% to ₹547, reversing the profit-taking seen on September 15 when it had slipped -1.85%. Similarly, High Energy Batteries gained +0.93% to ₹607.80, showcasing renewed optimism in specialty energy storage players.

On the flip side, a few counters witnessed mild profit booking. Eveready Industries India Ltd. fell -2.38% to ₹406.20, after having posted strong gains of +1.68% in the previous session. Indo-National Ltd. declined -1.71% to ₹461.85, while Panasonic Energy India eased -1.23% to ₹360.20, giving back part of its earlier +1.74% rise on September 15.

Among the heavyweights, Amara Raja Energy dipped -0.59% to ₹1,002.70, while Exide Industries slipped -0.91% to ₹399.60, both reflecting consolidation after consistent traction earlier this month. Tata Power edged lower by -1.31% to ₹390.30, while Waaree Technologies closed nearly flat at ₹304.10 (-0.03%), indicating stability after its -2.22% decline on September 15.

Key Takeaways – September 24

• Best Performer: HBL Engineering Ltd. (+2.11%)
• Other Gainers: High Energy Batteries (+0.93%), CLN Energy (+0.32%)
• Declines: Eveready Industries (-2.38%), Indo-National (-1.71%), Panasonic Energy (-1.23%), Tata Power (-1.31%), Amara Raja Energy (-0.59%), Exide Industries (-0.91%), Waaree Technologies (-0.03%)

Overall, the September 24 session reaffirmed the strong momentum in HBL Engineering, CLN Energy, and High Energy Batteries, signaling continued investor optimism in India’s clean-tech and energy storage space, even as a few counters underwent healthy profit-taking.