
Capital Goods Sector Sees Significant Gains for 10 Stocks, Including Hitachi Energy and ABB India, in 2026
Capital Goods Sector Sees Strong Buying Momentum in 2026
The BSE Capital Goods index has rebounded by 3.5% in less than two months, driven by a strong rally in select stocks from the capital goods space. Hitachi Energy, Apar Industries, and ABB India are among the top performers, with a 33%, 34%, and 14% jump in 2026, respectively.
Key Factors Contributing to the Rally
- Record capex announced in the Union Budget 2026 has boosted sentiment in the sector.
- India-US and India-EU trade deals have improved the export outlook for companies.
- Softening of commodity prices has improved the margin outlook.
- Strong results from companies such as Hitachi Energy and Apar Industries have triggered buying momentum.
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Individual Stock Performances
- Hitachi Energy has seen a 33% jump in 2026, with a major acceleration following the release of its December quarter numbers.
- Apar Industries has risen 34% in February so far, contributing to a 28% jump year-to-date.
- Astral has seen its shares rise to a fresh 52-week high, leading to an 18% spike in 2026.
- GE Vernova T&D India has delivered an 18% return so far, building on a 51% rally in the previous year.
- Supreme Industries has made a strong comeback, rising 17% so far and recovering over half of the 29% losses registered in 2025.
Broking Firm's Outlook
- Motilal Oswal has a selective stance on the sector, preferring companies with strong execution growth and the ability to sustain margins amid commodity volatility.
- The brokerage firm has maintained its positive stance on L&T, Cummins India, and Siemens Energy in the large-cap space, and Kirloskar Oil Engines and Kalpataru Projects International in the mid- and small-cap segments.
- In the defence sector, Bharat Heavy Electricals remains Motilal Oswal's top pick.
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Investor Takeaway
Investors should consider the capital goods sector for potential gains, driven by government spending and trade deals.
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