Stocks to watch today, June 12: Vedanta, Adani Enterprises, Infosys, Cipla, TCS and others – Markets

Vedanta will remain in focus ahead of the listing of its demerged businesses, while TCS partnered with Anthropic to accelerate enterprise AI adoption. Adani Enterprises announced a fresh acquisition through AdaniConneX, and Cipla received a regulatory update from the US FDA.

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Vedanta

Demerger Listing Nears

Vedanta’s demerged entities, Oil & Gas, Power, Aluminium, and Iron & Steel, are scheduled to be listed on stock exchanges on June 15.

Institutional Stake Purchase

Goldman Sachs and other investors acquired nearly 4 per cent stake in GNG Electronics for Rs 175 crore through open market transactions.

CDSL

Recognised for Compliance Excellence

CDSL and NSE Clearing received recognition for strengthening regulatory compliance and enhancing post-trade risk management systems.

AdaniConneX acquired 100 per cent stake in Madhuvanti Build Estate from Adani Infra to support its growing digital infrastructure business.

Global institutions including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley bought a 2.3 per cent stake in Lenskart worth Rs 1,960 crore.

Infosys

AI Maturity Milestone

Infosys successfully completed and contributed to the CMMI AI Maturity Framework and its pilot assessment program.

Cipla

Goa Plant Gets VAI Status

The US FDA classified Cipla’s Goa manufacturing facility as Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI), signaling no major compliance concerns.

Minerals Technology Partnership

NLC India partnered with CSIR-CECRI to develop technologies for beneficiation and extraction of critical and strategic minerals.

Clean Energy Collaboration

Oil India and Canada’s PTRC signed a framework agreement to explore carbon capture, geothermal energy, and clean technology solutions.

TCS entered a global partnership with Anthropic to help enterprises accelerate and scale artificial intelligence adoption.

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