Anand James from Geojit suggests three stocks for trading: KEC International, JK Tyre, and Railtel. He believes KEC International is showing signs of a base formation and has set a buy target at ₹540, with a stop loss at ₹489.

On May 26th, numerous companies such as IRCTC, ONGC, Siemens, AstraZeneca, JK Tyre, Bayer CropScience, EID Parry, Gujarat Fluorochemicals, and GIC India will be releasing their Q4FY26 financial results. Investors eagerly await updates from these firms on their recent performances.

Experts advise maintaining positions in Hitachi Energy and Aditya Birla Capital but suggest setting stop-loss levels at around Rs 32,000 and Rs 335 respectively. On the other hand, they recommend selling off JK Tyre, PNB, and GAIL due to their unfavorable outlooks. Maruti Suzuki should be approached with caution; investors may want to average their positions near Rs 11,000.

JK Tyre will convene a board meeting on May 26, 2026, to finalize the Q4/FY26 results and discuss potential dividends. The trading window for the company is currently closed until May 29, 2026, indicating no insider trading during this period.

JK Tyre has invested INR 1.31 crore to acquire a 26% stake in Roofsol Renewables, marking an initiative to set up a captive solar power generation unit at their Laksar plant. This move is aimed at boosting the plant's renewable energy capabilities.

The cost of tires is increasing due to escalating expenses linked to crude oil, leading JK Tyre to increase their prices by around 2-3%. CEAT and Balkrishna Industries have also followed suit with a price hike, while exporting faces strain due to geopolitical and shipping challenges.

JK Tyre is facing a demand for approximately 69.4 million Indian rupees in CGST due to alleged incorrect Input Tax Credit claims in FY2019-20. The company intends to challenge this order, believing they have a strong case and anticipate no significant financial repercussions.