Top Gainers Today 25-Jun-2026: Auto, Aviation Lead

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,056 (+0.14%) while the Sensex ended at 77,100.47 (+0.14%), supported by a sharp rebound in auto and other oil-sensitive names as crude prices stayed soft. Market breadth, however, remained negative with 1,656 advances versus 2,556 declines, indicating gains were concentrated in select pockets. Auto stocks dominated the top-gainers list, tracking the Nifty Auto index which rose 2.25% on the day, while Nifty Metal slipped 1.37%.

Large Cap Top Gainers

Tata Motors Ltd (+5.06%) Tata Motors surged as investors rotated into auto names after crude oil prices fell further, improving the margin outlook for the sector through lower input and logistics costs. The move also aligned with Nifty Auto topping sectoral charts (+2.25%), reinforcing a sector-led bid. Volumes were active at 2.17 crore shares, pointing to broad participation.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (+4.95%) Samvardhana Motherson rallied in tandem with the auto upmove, as auto-ancillary stocks typically benefit when OEM sentiment improves and supply chain cost pressures ease with softer energy prices. The stock traded 7.74 crore shares, highlighting heavy churn alongside the sector rotation.

Interglobe Aviation Ltd (+4.73%) InterGlobe Aviation jumped as lower crude directly feeds into reduced aviation turbine fuel costs, which is one of the largest operating expenses for airlines. The broader market narrative also flagged oil-sensitive pockets like aviation as key beneficiaries of crude cooling, and the stock responded with a sharp upmove on 52.96 lakh shares.

TVS Motor Company Ltd (+3.97%) TVS Motor climbed as autos led the session, with softer crude improving cost assumptions and supporting two-wheeler margin expectations. The gain came despite monsoon-related caution in parts of rural consumption, indicating investors preferred auto leaders with stronger brand and pricing power.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (+3.82%) Mahindra and Mahindra rose with the auto pack as investors focused on the sector’s tailwind from easing energy prices, while maintaining appetite for premium consumption themes highlighted in the day’s market commentary. The stock also saw steady activity at 61.06 lakh shares, suggesting institutional participation alongside the auto index rally.

Mid Cap Top Gainers

Aegis Logistics Ltd (+7.27%) Aegis Logistics advanced to near its 52-week high zone (52W high: 1,154), a setup that often attracts momentum buying when a stock approaches a breakout level. The move was backed by strong activity of 82.08 lakh shares, suggesting the rally was participation-led rather than a thin trade.

Mahindra and Mahindra Financial Services Ltd (+5.82%) MM Financial Services climbed as financials remained in focus amid expectations that domestic rate hikes are unlikely in the near term, as highlighted by commentary referenced in the market narrative. The stock also traded a high 1.11 crore shares, indicating a decisive risk-on bid within the NBFC space.

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd (+4.84%) OFSS rose toward its 52-week high (11,035.40), with the day’s gain taking it close to a technical resistance point that can trigger follow-on buying. Volumes of 11.57 lakh shares were elevated for the counter, supporting the strength despite a softer broader IT index move in the session.

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd (+3.86%) Max Healthcare gained as defensives such as pharmaceuticals and healthcare are typically treated as relatively inelastic-demand plays during periods of macro uncertainty, including weather-related risks flagged in the day’s commentary. The stock also saw healthy trading volumes of 61.28 lakh shares, reinforcing the move.

One 97 Communications Ltd (+3.81%) One 97 Communications (Paytm) extended gains in a session where selective high-beta midcaps saw buying despite overall negative breadth. With no specific corporate trigger available in the provided news flow, the move appeared driven by price action and trading interest, reflected in 27.71 lakh shares changing hands.

Small Cap Top Gainers

Gujarat Natural Resources Ltd (+20.00%) Gujarat Natural Resources hit the 20% upper circuit, with order-book data in the provided context showing a buy queue and no corresponding sell quantity at the quoted levels, indicating an order-imbalance-driven spike. In the absence of a specific disclosed company announcement in the provided news flow, the move appears primarily technical and liquidity-led.

Bhilwara Technical Textiles Ltd (+19.16%) Bhilwara Technical Textiles surged nearly 19% in a sharp small-cap move that typically reflects momentum buying and limited sell-side depth. With no stock-specific catalyst available in the provided context, the price action points to a technical, participation-driven rally.

Saksoft Ltd (+15.01%) Saksoft jumped as traders reacted to strong profitability metrics cited in the provided context, including a reported year-on-year increase in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 35.93 crore. The move also came with very heavy volumes of 3.27 crore shares, suggesting the gain was fuelled by aggressive repositioning rather than a low-float spike.

Astal Laboratories Ltd (+12.92%) Astal Laboratories advanced in a defensive pocket that tends to see interest when investors look for inelastic-demand businesses. With limited volume (1.37 lakh shares) and no specific corporate trigger in the available feed, the move looked driven by price momentum in a relatively illiquid counter.

Black Rose Industries Ltd (+12.84%) Black Rose Industries rallied after strong earnings performance cited in the provided context, including a reported 61.96% year-on-year rise in Q4 FY26 net profit to Rs 9.41 crore and a sharp quarter-on-quarter jump in profits. Investors also reacted to the revenue uptrend noted over the last two quarters, which supported expectations of operating leverage, while the stock traded 8.59 lakh shares.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 24,056 (+0.14%) and the Sensex settled at 77,100.47 (+0.14%), with the day’s narrative dominated by falling crude oil prices and their impact on oil-sensitive sectors. Brent crude was noted to be trading near four-month lows as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz normalised, and this macro tailwind helped autos and aviation outperform.

Sectorally, Nifty Auto led with a 2.25% gain, while Nifty Metal declined 1.37% and Nifty IT fell 0.86%. Volatility cooled with India VIX down 2.50%, even as overall breadth stayed weak: out of 4,406 stocks, 1,656 advanced and 2,556 declined.

Market activity also showed a broad spread of stock-specific moves, with 148 stocks hitting 52-week highs and 199 counters touching upper circuits, indicating pockets of momentum despite the index’s modest net gain.

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