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Stocks to Watch Today (January 30, 2026): Markets will track a heavy result calendar, multiple dividend actions, and key corporate developments. Nifty and F&O stocks will remain in focus amid earnings, policy-linked news, and global cues.

Bajaj Auto will announce its quarterly results post-market. Focus will be on volume growth, margins, and outlook on exports.

Nestle will report results during market hours. Investors will watch volume recovery, pricing actions, and margin commentary.

NTPC is scheduled to announce results in the afternoon session. Power demand, generation growth, and capex plans will be tracked.

Power Grid will declare results post-market. Focus will be on transmission projects, regulated returns, and order inflows.

Ambuja Cements will be in focus as it reports results post-market. Cement volumes, pricing trends, and margins will be key.

Bank of Baroda will announce results post-market. Asset quality, NIMs, and loan growth will be closely watched.

Chola Invest will report results post-market. Investors will track AUM growth, asset quality, and margin trends.

Exide will declare results during market hours. Updates on battery demand, margins, and capex will be important.

Glenmark Pharma will announce results post-market. US business performance and pipeline updates will be in focus.

JSPL will report results post-market. Steel prices, volumes, and margin outlook will be tracked.

LIC Housing Finance will remain in focus ahead of its quarterly results. Loan growth and asset quality trends will be key.

NALCO will declare results post-market. Aluminium prices, costs, and profitability will be watched.

SAIL will announce results post-market. Steel realisations, volumes, and margin performance will be key triggers.

CAMS will trade ex-dividend today for an interim dividend of Rs 3.5 per share.

CG Power will trade ex-dividend for an interim dividend of Rs 1.30 per share.

Coforge will trade ex-dividend for an interim dividend of Rs 4 per share.

Siemens will trade ex-dividend for a final dividend of Rs 4 per share.

Godrej Consumer Products will trade ex-dividend today for an interim dividend of Rs 5 per share.

Sona BLW Precision will trade ex-dividend for an interim dividend of Rs 1.6 per share.

Indiqube Spaces will be in focus as the anchor lock-in for 32 per cent of shares opens today.

Matrimony.com will remain in focus as today is the record date for its share buyback. The company plans to buy back 8.93 lakh shares at Rs 655 per share.

Hindustan Zinc will be watched after the retail portion of its OFS was subscribed 158.02 per cent.

HAL is in focus after signing an Rs 1,800 crore contract with Pawan Hans to supply 10 Dhruv NG helicopters. The order is to be completed by 2027.

Aurobindo Pharma will remain in focus after the government imposed a Minimum Import Price on Penicillin G, Amoxicillin, and 6-APA till January 2027. Analysts expect this to lead to an EBITDA upgrade of Rs 600–700 crore in FY27.

Godrej Properties will be tracked after acquiring an 8.5-acre land parcel in Mahalunge, Pune. The project has a developable potential of 2.1 million square feet with an estimated revenue potential of around Rs 2,000 crore.

V2 Retail will be in focus as the board will meet on February 3 to consider a stock split.

ITC reported a strong operational performance in Q3. Revenue and EBITDA beat estimates, while PAT declined due to base effects. FMCG business posted double-digit growth and margin expansion. The company declared an interim dividend of Rs 6.50 per share.

Dabur reported Q3 results largely in line with estimates. Domestic volume growth was slightly better than expected, while input cost pressures and global disruptions remained key challenges.

Swiggy reported a revenue beat in Q3, while losses were broadly in line with estimates. Food delivery GOV growth was at a three-year high, while quick-commerce losses widened sequentially.

Colgate reported weak Q3 results as expected. Margins declined, though volume growth was slightly better than estimates and premium portfolio performance remained strong.

Paytm reported Q3 results below revenue estimates but posted sharp growth in PAT due to exceptional adjustments. Core profitability trends remain under watch.

Vedanta reported strong year-on-year growth in revenue and EBITDA. The company remains on track to deliver record annual EBITDA in FY26. The NCLT has approved the demerger, effective April 1.

Prestige Estates reported strong Q3 results with profit jumping seven-fold, supported by higher revenue recognition and execution momentum.

Manappuram Finance posted mixed Q3 results. Strong growth in the gold loan business was offset by continued losses in the MFI segment.

REC reported Q3 results below estimates, with muted growth in NII and PAT.

HUDCO reported flat Q3 results with modest growth in NII and a slight decline in PAT.

Voltas reported weak Q3 results, missing estimates on revenue and profitability due to margin pressure.

Blue Star reported mixed Q3 results. Revenue and EBITDA grew modestly, while PAT declined sharply. The company will hold its analyst call today.

Dixon Tech reported Q3 results broadly in line with estimates. PAT surged due to higher other income.

CONCOR reported mixed Q3 results. EXIM volumes supported revenue growth, while the domestic segment remained weak. The board declared a third interim dividend of Rs 3.40 per share.