Stocks to Watch Today on 16 February: Fractal Analytics, Aye Finance, Manappuram, Alkem Labs, Zydus Life, Jubilant Pharmova, Fortis Healthcare

Indian equity markets head into the February 16 trading session with a heavy mix of earnings reactions, regulatory updates, acquisitions, and fresh listings. From quarterly scorecards to major approvals and strategic deals, several frontline and midcap names are set to remain in focus.

Here is a structured look at the key stocks to watch today.

Mainboard Listings in Focus​

Fractal Analytics and Aye Finance​

Shares of Fractal Analytics and Aye Finance are scheduled for listing on the mainboard. Both IPOs will be closely tracked as investors assess listing performance and subscription response in the secondary market.

Key Quarterly Earnings to Track​

Ola Electric Mobility​

Ola Electric Mobility reported a narrowing of losses in Q3 on a year on year basis.
Loss stood at Rs 487 crore compared to Rs 564 crore earlier.
Revenue declined 55 percent to Rs 470 crore from Rs 1,045 crore.

Precision Wires India​

Precision Wires India posted strong growth.
Profit surged 98.9 percent to Rs 37.7 crore.
Revenue rose 37.2 percent to Rs 1,347.6 crore.

Azad Engineering​

Azad Engineering reported a 44.3 percent rise in profit to Rs 34.5 crore.
Revenue grew 31.7 percent to Rs 158.7 crore.

Fortis Healthcare​

Fortis Healthcare saw profit decline 21.9 percent to Rs 193.7 crore.
Revenue increased 17.5 percent to Rs 2,265 crore.
Other income dropped sharply, and the quarter included an exceptional loss of Rs 45.91 crore.

Torrent Pharmaceuticals​

Torrent Pharmaceuticals reported a 26.2 percent jump in profit to Rs 635 crore.
Revenue rose 17.6 percent to Rs 3,303 crore.
The board declared an interim dividend of Rs 29 per share.

CRISIL​

CRISIL posted a 7.5 percent rise in profit to Rs 241.5 crore.
Revenue increased 18.5 percent to Rs 1,081.6 crore.
The board recommended a final dividend of Rs 28 per share.

NBCC India​

NBCC India reported a 39.4 percent rise in profit to Rs 193 crore.
Revenue grew 7.6 percent to Rs 3,022.4 crore, aided by exceptional gains.

IRB Infrastructure Developers​

IRB Infrastructure Developers saw profit decline sharply to Rs 210.8 crore from Rs 6,026.1 crore.
Revenue fell 7.6 percent year on year, and the quarter included an exceptional loss.

National Fertilizers​

National Fertilizers posted a 195.1 percent surge in profit to Rs 135.2 crore.
Revenue increased 17.3 percent to Rs 6,869.8 crore.

Regulatory and Approval-Driven Moves​

Manappuram Finance​

Manappuram Finance received final approval from the Reserve Bank of India for the proposed acquisition of up to 41.66 percent stake by BC Asia Investments XXV and BC Asia Investments XIV.

Aurobindo Pharma​

Aurobindo Pharma announced that its subsidiary Acrotech Biopharma received USFDA approval for ADQUEY ointment used in the treatment of atopic dermatitis.

Natco Pharma​

Natco Pharma received approval to manufacture and market generic Semaglutide injection in India and plans to launch the product in March 2026.

Jubilant Pharmova​

Jubilant Pharmova said the USFDA classified its Montreal contract manufacturing facility as Official Action Indicated. The company stated that production operations resumed in Q4FY26 after remediation measures.

Alkem Laboratories​

Alkem Laboratories saw the USFDA complete a pre approval inspection at its subsidiary Enzene Biosciences facility. A Form 483 with six procedural observations was issued, with no data integrity observations.

Zydus Lifesciences​

Zydus Lifesciences received final USFDA approval for Ammonium Lactate Cream 12 percent for the treatment of dry and scaly skin conditions.

Deal and Order Wins​

Lodha Developers​

Lodha Developers signed a share purchase agreement to acquire 80 percent stake in Solidrise Realty for Rs 294 crore, making it a subsidiary.

Deep Industries​

Deep Industries received a Letter of Award from Oil India for a drilling rig package valued at approximately Rs 148 crore.

Ashoka Buildcon​

Ashoka Buildcon secured a project worth $45.27 million from the Ministry of Public Works, Liberia, for road upgradation.

Adani Enterprises​

Adani Enterprises completed the acquisition of Indamer Technics through its subsidiary for Rs 330 crore, expanding its aircraft services footprint.

Religare Enterprises​

Religare Enterprises and Religare Finvest approved a demerger plan to separate financial services and insurance businesses into two independent listed entities.

Bulk Deals​

Apollo Pipes and SG Finserve​

S Gupta Holding acquired stakes in Apollo Pipes and SG Finserve through market purchases.

Honasa Consumer​

Mercer QIF Fund Plc sold a 0.58 percent stake in Honasa Consumer through block deals.

Ex-Dividend and Ex-Date Stocks​

Shares of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, Escorts Kubota, IIFL Capital Services, Torrent Power and others will trade ex dividend.

Meanwhile, Onelife Capital Advisors will trade ex date for rights, while SAIL and Sammaan Capital remain in the F&O ban list.

With earnings momentum, regulatory clearances, IPO listings, and corporate actions converging, February 16 is set to see heightened stock specific action across sectors including pharma, infrastructure, financial services, and real estate.