Diwali Muhurat Stock Picks 2025

In 2025, the auspicious Diwali Muhurat stock trading will be held on 21st October from 1:45 PM to 2:45 PM

Every year, the NSE and BSE carry out Muhurat trading on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. This trading session coincides with the Laxmi Pujan. Even though the stock markets are closed during the Diwali festival, it is open for some time as part of the Muhurat trading. This can be a good time to invest since stock prices often rise during Muhurat trading. Let us take a look at some stocks that are expected to gain during the 2025 Diwali Muhurat trading.

State Bank of India (SBI) – India’s largest bank, SBI has been witnessing robust loan growth. Its asset quality has improved and profits are coming from loans given to retail/MSME players. SBI stock is expected to gain during Diwali Muhurat trading 2025. It is a safe bet with its large asset base, strong financials and a growing economy.

Maruti Suzuki – After GST rate reforms, Maruti Suzuki has witnessed a big jump in sales growth. The company is also focusing on export markets and readying multiple new models in the coming years. The recently launched Victoris has already seen massive bookings.

HDFC Bank – One of the leading banks in India, HDFC Bank has seen improved margins, steady earnings and better asset quality. Post merger with HDFC Ltd., deposits have grown significantly and there is improvement in credit-to-deposit ratio. Retail segments such as loans, cards and UPI are witnessing strong growth.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) – With the rising Indian economy, L&T has been playing a key role in executing vital infrastructure projects. It has also won major infrastructure projects across global locations such as the Middle East. L&T has also entered the rapidly growing defense and aerospace sectors in India.

Swiggy – With its entry into quick commerce with Instamart, Swiggy is expected to register strong growth in the future. While it may take some time to make steady profits, the large user base is a positive aspect. Margins are expected to improve after the fixed costs are absorbed.

Bharat Electronics (BEL) – As India increases its defense budget, defense stocks are expected to rise in the future. Bharat Electronics (BEL) already has a huge order book of more than Rs 70,000 crore. There are orders from the Indian Navy, ISRO and DRDO. Focus on Make in India will also help stocks like Bharat Electronics (BEL).

Reliance Industries – In addition to its oil & gas business, Reliance Industries has made significant gains in telecommunication and retail segments. The company is also venturing into new segments such as green energy. There’s significant exposure in the media and entertainment sectors as well.

Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) – With leadership in SUVs and tractors, Mahindra has been registering strong growth. Its electric SUVs have also received wide appreciation from enthusiasts. The company is working on a new flexible platform, which will spawn a new range of ICE, hybrid and electric SUVs.

Indian Hotels (IHCL) – The company is scaling fast, with 46 new signings and 26 hotel openings in H1 FY26. It will have 250 operating hotels, with total rooms at more than 25,000. With economic boom, the hospitality and tourism sector is expected to witness major growth in the coming years.

Polycab India – With rapid urbanization, infrastructure development and strong rural demand, Polycab India’s wires and cables segment registered a growth of 18% in FY25. The company has committed an investment of Rs 60-80 billion for capacity expansion.

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