Top Gainers Today 29-Jun-2026: NSE, BSE movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,946.25 (-0.46%) and the Sensex fell 372.10 points to 76,728.37 (-0.48%) on June 29, as auto and IT selling outweighed gains in metal and pharma. Market breadth was weak with 1,681 advances versus 2,471 declines (202 unchanged), indicating selling pressure beyond index heavyweights as well. Despite the down day for benchmarks, power-capex linked names and select pharma counters featured prominently among the top gainers. FII and DII flow numbers were not provided in the shared data.

Large Cap Top Gainers

Hitachi Energy India Ltd (+3.22%) Hitachi Energy rose as investors rotated into power and grid-capex plays even as benchmarks ended lower, with BSE Power trading modestly higher in the session context. The stock’s move was backed by follow-through momentum after holding well above the 52-week low zone and staying within reach of its 52-week high (Rs 38,800). Trading volumes at 4.26 lakh shares supported the day’s up move.

Polycab India Ltd (+2.92%) Polycab gained as the market rewarded electrical and power-infra linked companies on a day when defensives and select cyclicals held up better than autos and IT. The stock moved closer to its 52-week high of Rs 10,128.60, a level that often triggers incremental buying from momentum and breakout-focused participants. Volumes were healthy at 12.92 lakh shares.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (+2.78%) BHEL climbed amid continued preference for capital goods and power equipment names, a pocket that saw relative strength despite the broader market decline. The stock traded with heavy activity at 4.64 crore shares and edged toward its 52-week high of Rs 424.85, keeping the uptrend intact on the daily move. The strong volume suggested active positioning ahead of the June 30 F&O expiry-related volatility highlighted in the session context.

Solar Industries India Ltd (+2.62%) Solar Industries advanced as investors stayed selective in themes such as defence-linked counters that were cited as relative outperformers in a stock-specific market. The stock’s rise also came with price action staying near the upper end of its 52-week range (high at Rs 18,880), which typically draws momentum allocations. Volumes stood at 4.39 lakh shares.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+2.49%) Vodafone Idea gained with very high turnover of 107.13 crore shares, pointing to aggressive intraday participation and potential short-covering type activity in a high-beta telecom name. The stock is trading near its 52-week high of Rs 15.35, and the proximity to that resistance can amplify moves when volumes spike. No specific corporate headline was provided in the shared dataset for the day’s move.

Mid Cap Top Gainers

Ather Energy Ltd (+8.20%) Ather Energy surged as the stock extended a momentum run and traded close to its 52-week high of Rs 1,096.85, a setup that often attracts technical breakout buying. The day’s move was accompanied by strong volumes of 1.21 crore shares, underscoring broad participation. In the session context, Ather Energy was also cited among the day’s notable top performers.

Ajanta Pharma Ltd (+6.29%) Ajanta Pharma rallied in line with sector leadership, with Nifty Pharma rising about 1% even as the Nifty 50 ended lower. The stock moved toward its 52-week high of Rs 3,476.70, reinforcing investor preference for pharma and healthcare names described as defensive outperformers in the day’s market commentary. Volumes were 9.58 lakh shares.

Thermax Ltd (+5.88%) Thermax jumped as capital goods and energy-efficiency linked counters held up better than the broader market, which was dragged by auto and IT. The stock traded near its 52-week high of Rs 5,277, keeping the upmove aligned with a technical strength narrative. Volumes stood at 10.79 lakh shares.

Bank of Maharashtra (+5.74%) Bank of Maharashtra gained despite broader pressure in parts of the banking pack, indicating stock-specific strength within financials on a volatile expiry week. The stock ended near its 52-week high of Rs 94.50, and the move was backed by heavy volumes of 5.33 crore shares. With benchmarks weak, the near-high close signalled relative outperformance buyers.

Aditya Infotech Ltd (+5.00%) Aditya Infotech rose to near its 52-week high of Rs 3,739.10, suggesting a momentum-driven move as traders chased strength in select counters. Volumes were 4.47 lakh shares, supporting the price rise. No specific corporate development was provided in the dataset for this move.

Small Cap Top Gainers

Tirupati Forge Ltd (+19.89%) Tirupati Forge rallied to the edge of its 52-week high (Rs 58.03) and traded near the upper circuit zone highlighted in the available context, signalling an outright momentum chase. The sharp move came alongside elevated activity of 50.11 lakh shares, a key cue for small-cap breakouts. No company-specific news item was provided in the dataset.

Prakash Pipes Ltd (+16.55%) Prakash Pipes jumped on an exceptional volume spike, with the context indicating about 3.48 million shares traded versus a 20-day average of about 233,000, pointing to a flow-driven breakout. The stock’s rise to the Rs 300-311 zone followed this surge in participation, suggesting investors responded to the unusual turnover. No verified corporate headline was provided in the database inputs.

Bajaj Healthcare Ltd (+15.70%) Bajaj Healthcare surged after the CDSCO’s Subject Expert Committee recommended approval for Cenobamate tablets, as per the verified database update. Investors reacted to the regulatory milestone because it improves the company’s prospects in regulated-market products and can expand its addressable portfolio beyond existing offerings. The stock also saw strong trading activity with 1.56 crore shares changing hands.

Saksoft Ltd (+15.10%) Saksoft climbed on a technical breakout setup, with the provided context flagging the stock trading above key moving averages and extending a multi-session rally. The move was supported by very heavy volumes of 7.31 crore shares, indicating broad participation rather than a thin trade. No specific company announcement was included in the shared database items.

Hexagon Nutrition Ltd (+14.33%) Hexagon Nutrition extended its post-listing rally, with the context noting the stock listed recently (June 12, 2026) and hit an intraday high of Rs 67.90, which is also its 52-week high. Investors typically chase such newly-listed strength when prices push into fresh highs on strong liquidity, and volumes were high at 98.09 lakh shares. The stock’s sharp move aligns with post-IPO momentum trading rather than a cited corporate event in the database.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended lower on June 29, with Nifty 50 down 0.46% at 23,946.25 and Sensex down 0.48% at 76,728.37, snapping a short winning streak amid profit booking and mixed global cues. The session narrative cited renewed West Asia tensions, month-end positioning and higher volatility expectations into the June 30 F&O settlement, even as India VIX stayed relatively low around 13.

Sector performance was split: Nifty Pharma led gains at about 1% and Nifty Metal rose about 0.6%, while Nifty Auto fell about 2% and PSU Bank, IT, Media and Oil and Gas were down about 1-1.5%. Broader indices also softened with the Nifty midcap index down roughly 0.4% and the smallcap index down about 0.6%, matching the weak breadth (1,681 advances versus 2,471 declines).

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