These Stocks are Exiting and Entering F&O Segment: HFCL, NCC, Swiggy and Waaree Energies are in the List

Four stocks will be removed from the futures and options (F&O) segment, while four new names will be added starting December 31, coinciding with the launch of the January derivatives series. HFCL, NCC, Titagarh Rail Systems, and Cyient will exit the F&O universe, whereas Swiggy, Waaree Energies, Premier Energies, and Bajaj Holdings will make their debut in the segment.

Stocks Exiting the F&O Segment

HFCL: The company recently concluded a ₹550-crore qualified institutional placement (QIP). The stock is currently trading close to its QIP floor price of around ₹66. HFCL has slipped 6% in the current series and is down 41% year-to-date.

NCC: Following a weak second-quarter performance, the management revised its guidance downward. The stock has declined 6% this month and has corrected 43% so far this year.

Cyient: One of the poorest performers among IT stocks this year, Cyient has lost over 41% on a year-to-date basis and has fallen 3% during the ongoing series.

Titagarh Rail Systems: The stock has seen sharp price swings recently, tracking the broader momentum in rail stocks. While it has gained 9% in the current series, it remains down 18% for the year.

Stocks Entering the F&O Segment

Swiggy: After completing one year of listing, Swiggy will be added to the F&O segment. The stock had surged to highs above ₹600 post-listing but later slipped below its IPO price of ₹390. Despite gaining about 5% this month, it is down 26% so far in 2025. Recently, the company raised ₹10,000 crore through a QIP at an issue price of ₹375 per share.

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Waaree Energies, Premier Energies, and Bajaj Holdings: These three stocks have corrected between 3% and 11% this month. While Bajaj Holdings and Premier Energies are trading lower on a year-to-date basis, Waaree Energies stands out with a 5% gain for the year.

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