Indian equities open on Tuesday with a crowded docket of corporate announcements that are expected to guide stock-specific moves. Water-treatment specialist Enviro Infra Engineers said it has won new domestic contracts worth Rs306.3 crore and has bought two solar projects totalling 69 MW—40 MW in Odisha for Rs115.61 crore and 29 MW in Maharashtra supported by state incentives of Rs3.2 crore per megawatt—marking its entry into renewables. Infrastructure builder HG Infra Engineering emerged as the lowest bidder for a Rs117.77 crore integrated material-handling facility at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai, while Garware Technical Fibres, through its UK subsidiary, agreed to acquire Norway-based Offshore & Trawl Supply AS to deepen its presence in offshore cordage solutions. The National Stock Exchange said eight counters, including Adani Total Gas, CESC and SJVN, will be removed from the futures-and-options segment, a move that takes effect today. Among other developments, UK footwear label Clarks will return to India under a long-term distribution deal with Metro Brands. In block trades, Dixon Technologies’ promoter Sunil Vachani sold a 2.77 percent stake for about Rs2,221 crore, with Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund purchasing most of the shares. Promoters in Hilton Metal Forging and Kerala Ayurveda also pared holdings worth Rs14 crore and Rs93 crore, respectively.