Who Airtel, Colgate, Tata Power, Lupin, Coforge, and Bayer Crop are among the stocks making headlines.

Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange were trading 61.5 points, or 0.37 percent, lower at 16,508.50, indicating that Beale Street was set to open lower on Friday.

Here are a dozen stocks that may generate the most interest in today's trading.

Bharti Airtel: In an all-cash transaction, the telecom major acquired approximately a 9% stake in renewable energy firm Arvada Clean TN Project for approximately Rs 7.88 crore.

Colgate-Palmolive (India): The world's largest oral care products company announced the appointment of former HUL Executive Director Prabhat Narasimhan as its Managing Director and CEO. Ram Raghav, the current Managing Director and CEO, has been promoted to the parent company's global Enterprise Oral Care role.

Tata Power: The electric-vehicle charging infrastructure provider has partnered with Environ, the facility management arm of real estate developer Vatican Group, to install 59 EV charging points at its properties in Mumbai.

The EV chargers will be installed at 18 Vatican Group properties throughout the city.

Bayer Conscience: The agrichemical company announced that its parent company, Bayer AG, has signed a definitive agreement to sell its environmental science professional business to global private equity firm given for USD 2.6 billion.

Lupin: The rug maker announced the opening of its first reference laboratory in Kolkata as part of its diagnostics division. In December of last year, the company entered the diagnostics market as part of its strategy to provide integrated healthcare in India.

Exile Industries: The storage battery company has formed a multi-year technical partnership with the Chinese company VOLT Energy Technology to manufacture lithium-ion

batteries in India.

Railed: The railway PSU jumped 67 spots to rank 124th in the recently released 'Fortune India Next 500 list of Year 2022' list. It was ranked 197 in the 2021 list of top midsize companies operating in India. Railed is one of the country's largest providers of neutral telecom infrastructure services.