Several stocks drew attention on 7 April as order wins, business updates, and guidance drove gains.

Shyam Metalics and Energy Limited rose about 8% after releasing its Q4 FY26 business update. Stainless steel volumes came in at 27,287 metric tons, reflecting a 22.46% jump year-on-year. At Rs 1.49 lakh per metric ton, average realisations grew 4.89% over the year-ago period. Pellet volumes, for their part, slipped just 0.12% over the same period.

Deep Industries gained over 8% after securing a Rs 59 crore contract from Oil and Natural Gas Corporation. The deal covers natural gas compression, dehydration, and related services at ONGC’s Rajahmundry asset over a three-year period.

The firm’s shares hit an intraday high of Rs 486.00 on NSE during the session.

Godrej Consumer Products rose nearly 3% after disclosing its Q4 FY26 growth outlook to exchanges. The company expects double-digit sales growth and high single-digit volume growth for the March quarter. Easing food inflation and normalising trade channels are seen as key demand drivers. Cost efficiencies are expected to keep EBITDA margins within the normative range.

Titagarh Rail Systems jumped over 12% after the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways gave its arm an in-principle approval. The nod covers a brownfield expansion in West Bengal under the government’s shipbuilding development programme.

PDS surged over 14% after signing a sourcing-as-a-service deal with a US-based value retailer. Sourcing volumes from the agreement are pegged at around Rs 450 crore, with scope for gradual scale-up.

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