NEW DELHI: Finolex Cables Ltd, General Insurance Corp. of India, Gujarat Mineral Development Co., Indian Railway Catering & Tourism, Indian Railways Finance Corp., and Suzlon Energy Ltd among other stocks are expected to report their Q4 earnings today. Here are top ten stocks that may be in focus today.

Dodla Dairy: The company’s share made a strong debut on the exchanges on Monday, listing at Rs550, a 28.5% premium from its issue price of Rs428 apiece. Dodla Dairy's Rs520 crore initial share-sale was subscribed 45.62 times at a price band of Rs421-428 apiece during the share sale between 16 June and18 June.

Emami: The Kolkata-based fast-moving consumer goods company has increased its stake in Helios Lifestyle—a direct-to-consumer start-up that sells male grooming products under The Man Company brand from 33.09% to 45.96%, the company said on Monday. This makes Emami the largest shareholder in Helios Lifestyle.

Escorts: The company’s unit Escorts Agri Machinery will increase the prices of its tractors effective 1 July, it said in a regulatory filing. The company cited a steady rise in commodity prices for the hike.

HDFC Life Insurance Co: Standard Life, the co-promoter of HDFC Life Insurance Co Ltd, is selling a 3.46% stake in the company, worth at least $621 million ( Rs4,606 crore) through a block deal, according to deal terms seen by Mint. Standard Life (Mauritius Holdings) 2006 Ltd currently owns an 8.88% stake in the life insurance company.

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences: The company’s shares registered strong listing Monday on BSE and NSE. Immediately after the listing, KIMS share price soared to its intraday high of Rs1,059 while its intraday low stands at Rs956 at NSE. According to market observers, KIMS IPO listing is in sync with the grey market expectations as the KIMS IPO GMP today was Rs110, which is quite close to both NSE and BSE listing of the KIMS shares.

Nalco: The company on Monday reported a nine-fold rise in consolidated profit at Rs935.74 crore for the quarter ended 31 March, compared to Rs100.51 crore in the year-ago period, Nalco said in a filing to BSE. The consolidated income of the company increased to Rs2,874.47 crore, compared to Rs2,042.27 crore in the year-ago period.

NLC India: The company on Monday reported a nearly 52% jump in consolidated profit to Rs756.83 crore for the quarter ended on 31 March. The company had posted a consolidated profit of Rs498.12 crore in the year-ago period, NLC India said in a filing to BSE. Consolidated income of the PSU in the January-March period increased to Rs3,550.48 crore from Rs3,405.14 crore in the year-ago period, the filing said.

Strides Pharma Science: The company announced receiving a renewed GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) certificate, confirming the successful completion of the EU GMP inspection carried out by the National Institute of Pharmacy and Nutrition (OGYÉI), Hungary at its Puducherry facility.

Tata Motors: The company plans to introduce 10 electric vehicles across commercial and passenger vehicle businesses in India over the next four years, the company’s chairman said. Tata Sons Ltd, the parent of Tata Motors, is also exploring opportunities to invest in manufacturing lithium-ion cells in India and Europe to forge a proper supply chain for its zero-emission vehicles in the coming decade, said N. Chandrasekaran, who is also the chairman of Tata Sons that controls the diversified Tata group.

Welspun Specialty Solution: Welspun Steel’s board has decided to propose a scheme to the National Company Law Tribunal for transfer of its steel business to Welspun Corp. Ltd. The transfer includes Welspun Steel’s 50.3% stake in Welspun Specialty Solution Ltd.