The Indian government's plan to build 100 airports and 200 helipads could significantly benefit companies like HAL, GMR Airports, IndiGo, L&T, and Adani Enterprises, as it aims to enhance regional connectivity in aviation infrastructure. These companies stand to gain from the anticipated growth in this sector.

L&T shares have plunged by 22% due to the Iran conflict, marking their entry into a bear market. Despite this setback, Macquarie remains optimistic and has set a bullish target price of ₹4,910, whereas UBS maintains a neutral stance with a lower target of ₹4,150.

Larsen & Toubro completed a significant Rs. 35.5 crore block trade on the NSE, selling off approximately 97,695 shares priced at Rs. 3,633 apiece.

Adani Green Energy, with a market cap of INR 1.33 trillion, experiences a 3.1% dip to INR 806.8 on BSE due to a sector-wide downturn in the renewables industry. The company has enlisted L&T, Sterling & Wilson, and KPI Green as external contractors for expansion plans amidst the market decline.

L&T has offloaded its industrial construction e-business to SuFin Ltd for approximately INR 42.9 crore in a deal finalized on March 31, 2026, through a slump sale transaction.

The top seven companies experienced a combined loss of approximately ₹1.75 trillion, with Reliance and HDFC Bank leading the declines. Conversely, L&T, Bajaj Finance, and Infosys managed to post gains in today's market, which was impacted by geopolitical tensions and saw a decrease of 1.3% in the Sensex.