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Aequs Shares Plunge 12 Percent as Q2 Losses Widen While Sigma Advanced Systems Gains on Order Win
Stock specific activity remained in focus on October 27, 2026, amid quarterly earnings, brokerage actions and corporate announcements. Aequs shares declined 12 percent as quarterly losses widened, while Sigma Advanced Systems gained 5 percent after securing a Rs 973 crore order from a NATO customer. Genus Power Infrastructures advanced following a Rs 148.2 crore buyback approval, Raymond Realty rallied on a proposed investment of up to Rs 210 crore, and Highway Infrastructure gained after receiving an NHAI contract worth Rs 91.78 crore. Dalmia Bharat fell 5 percent after HSBC downgraded the stock to Hold.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
4:06 pm
27 October 2026
Aequs shares plunged 12 percent after the company's second quarter losses widened, while Dalmia Bharat shares declined 5 percent after HSBC downgraded its recommendation to Hold. The brokerage cited muted volume growth, significant cost increases and asset impairment that resulted in a net loss.
Sigma Advanced Systems shares rose 5 percent after the company secured an order worth Rs 973 crore from a NATO customer for manufacturing and supplying Base Bleed units for 155 mm artillery ammunition. The order is scheduled to be executed over 12 months.
Highway Infrastructure shares gained 1 percent after the company received a Letter of Award worth Rs 91.78 crore from the National Highways Authority of India for operations at Baiti Kala Fee Plaza in Uttar Pradesh.
Genus Power Infrastructures advanced 3 percent after its board approved a share buyback worth up to Rs 148.2 crore at Rs 312 per share. The proposed buyback will involve up to 47.5 lakh equity shares.
Raymond Realty shares jumped 7 percent after its subsidiary, Ten X Realty West, signed an investment agreement with ICICI Prudential Real Estate Development Fund. Under the agreement, the fund will invest up to Rs 210 crore.
These developments are expected to keep the respective stocks in focus as investors assess earnings performance, order execution prospects, capital allocation decisions and the impact of brokerage views.
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