Indian Green & Battery Stocks Roundup – September 29: Eveready, Amara Raja, Tata Power Lead Gains

Battery stocks in India posted another mixed session on September 29, 2025, though select players stood out with healthy gains, reaffirming the sector’s resilience amid volatility. Following September 26, when HBL Engineering had emerged as the star performer with a +1.90% surge, the spotlight this time shifted to Eveready Industries, Amara Raja Energy, and Tata Power.

Eveready Industries India Ltd. rose +1.45% to close at ₹395, staging a solid rebound after last week’s -1.85% decline. Amara Raja Energy, too, gained +1.48% to ₹992.2, marking a positive turnaround from its -0.39% dip on September 26. Tata Power extended the upward momentum in heavyweights, advancing +1.11% to finish at ₹388.05, after having slipped -0.57% in the previous session. Panasonic Energy India also added +0.40% to ₹360.4, displaying steady investor confidence.

On the other hand, High Energy Batteries corrected sharply by -5.79% to ₹556.1, marking the day’s steepest fall after easing -1.83% last week. HBL Engineering Ltd., which had led gains on September 26, cooled off -2.99% to ₹810.7, reflecting near-term profit-booking. CLN Energy Ltd. edged down -0.54% to ₹561.95, moderating after holding firm in the last session.

Other players like Indo-National Ltd. (-0.06% at ₹450.3) and Exide Industries (-0.06% at ₹388.55) traded largely flat, while Waaree Technologies eased -0.51% to ₹290.5, extending its recent consolidation trend.

Key Takeaways – September 29

• Top Performers: Amara Raja Energy (+1.48%), Eveready (+1.45%), Tata Power (+1.11%)
• Steady Movers: Panasonic Energy India (+0.40%), Indo-National & Exide (both -0.06%)
• Declines: High Energy Batteries (-5.79%), HBL Engineering (-2.99%), CLN Energy (-0.54%), Waaree (-0.51%)

Overall, September 29 highlighted a shift in momentum, with Eveready, Amara Raja, and Tata Power stepping up as the key gainers. While profit-booking pressured some counters, the broader trend underscores the sector’s enduring strength, driven by India’s accelerating green energy and storage transition.