Top Gainers Today 14-Jul-2026: Landmark, Just Dial
Introduction
Nifty 50 closed at 24,069.55 (-0.58%) while the BSE Sensex ended at 77,174.62 (-0.57%) on 14 Jul 2026, even as select counters posted sharp, stock-specific gains. Market breadth in the available data was positive with 1,772 advances versus 1,555 declines (115 unchanged) out of 3,442 stocks traded. Today’s top gainers list was dominated by power and Adani group stocks in large caps, healthcare and market infrastructure names in mid caps, and earnings and update-driven moves in small caps. FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided feed.
Large Cap Top Gainers
Adani Power Ltd (+4.99%) Adani Power rose on unusually heavy activity, with volume of 6.09 crore shares indicating a momentum-led move rather than a single disclosed headline in the provided data. The spike in traded quantity typically attracts short covering and fresh positioning in high-beta power names, amplifying the day’s price move.
Adani Green Energy Ltd (+3.88%) Adani Green gained as it moved close to its 52-week high of Rs 1,631.35, a level closely tracked by momentum traders for breakout setups. With 52.50 lakh shares traded, the advance suggested follow-through buying as the stock approached a key resistance zone.
Divis Laboratories Ltd (+3.64%) Divi’s Laboratories climbed as it traded within touching distance of its 52-week high of Rs 7,206, keeping the stock on technical breakout watch. The move came with 11.58 lakh shares changing hands, supporting the view that traders were positioning for continuation strength near the top of its 52-week range.
Adani Energy Solutions Ltd (+2.83%) Adani Energy Solutions advanced as the stock again neared its 52-week high of Rs 1,713, which often triggers incremental demand from technical traders. Trading volume of 23.70 lakh shares added to the momentum as the stock remained near the upper end of its 52-week band.
Polycab India Ltd (+2.38%) Polycab rose with steady participation (5.27 lakh shares) in the absence of a specific company news trigger in the provided feed. The stock’s move reflected a continuation trade after holding well above its 52-week low (Rs 6,622), encouraging buyers to add exposure despite the broader market weakness.
Mid Cap Top Gainers
Biocon Ltd (+6.52%) Biocon jumped as it traded near its 52-week high of Rs 444.50, putting the counter in breakout territory for short-term traders. The rally was backed by very strong turnover of 9.10 crore shares, signalling aggressive positioning as the stock approached a widely-watched technical level.
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+3.96%) MCX rose with active trading of 41.50 lakh shares, indicating fresh buying interest despite no specific news headline in the provided feed. The move extended the stock’s recovery from its 52-week low of Rs 1,461, a trend that can pull in momentum flows as prices stabilise well above the trough.
Welspun Corp Ltd (+3.72%) Welspun Corp climbed as it hovered close to its 52-week high of Rs 1,696.05, keeping it on breakout watch. Volume of 44.23 lakh shares supported the advance, consistent with traders adding exposure as the stock tested the top end of its annual range.
Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+3.71%) Kalyan Jewellers advanced on heavy volume of 10.45 crore shares, suggesting institution-sized churn and active accumulation rather than a low-liquidity spike. With no company-specific catalyst in the provided news, the magnitude of volume was the primary signal explaining why the stock outperformed within mid caps.
SBI Cards & Payment Services Ltd (+3.20%) SBI Cards gained with 75.89 lakh shares traded, continuing a recovery phase from its 52-week low of Rs 566.60. In the absence of a stated news trigger, the price move was consistent with a technical rebound trade as buyers added on strength.
Small Cap Top Gainers
Shradha Realty Ltd (+19.99%) Shradha Realty hit the upper circuit (up 19.99%), indicating one-sided buying where demand overwhelmed sell orders for most of the session. With 5.94 lakh shares traded and no specific company announcement in the provided news feed, the move appeared driven by microcap price impact and momentum trading.
Landmark Cars Ltd (+19.28%) Landmark Cars surged after its Q1 business update showed record June-quarter sales, with revenue from operations rising 22.47% year-on-year to Rs 1,733 crore. Investors reacted to the strong top-line momentum ahead of the formal results, pushing the stock to a six-month high on very heavy volume of 1.04 crore shares.
Just Dial Ltd (+16.66%) Just Dial extended its rally after Q1 FY27 results showed revenue up 9.9% year-on-year to Rs 327.5 crore and profit after tax at Rs 166.3 crore, alongside a management transition with a new CEO and CFO named. The stock’s sharp move was reinforced by its cash and investments position of Rs 6,022 crore, which investors treated as a balance-sheet buffer supporting valuation, with volume at 4.60 crore shares.
Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Ltd (+15.73%) TBZ jumped as the stock pushed close to its 52-week high of Rs 264.50, a level that often triggers momentum participation in small caps. The rally came with 1.80 crore shares traded, pointing to broad participation and an aggressive chase higher rather than a narrow, illiquid move.
SRG Housing Finance Ltd (+12.41%) SRG Housing Finance rose sharply in extremely thin trade, with just 2.84 thousand shares recorded, which can mechanically widen price moves in illiquid counters. With no specific news catalyst provided, the low volume and small-float characteristics best explain the outsized percentage gain.
Market Overview
The headline indices ended lower, with Nifty 50 at 24,069.55 (-0.58%) and Sensex at 77,174.62 (-0.57%), indicating a risk-off tone at the index level even as select names delivered outsized gains. The divergence highlighted that today’s session rewarded stock-specific triggers such as business updates and quarterly earnings, rather than broad index participation.
On the broader market tape, the available breadth data showed 1,772 advances against 1,555 declines (115 unchanged) out of 3,442 stocks traded, suggesting the decline in the benchmarks was driven by pressure in a smaller set of index-heavy constituents. Sector cues in the market context pointed to mixed leadership, with notable strength pockets in IT names cited in the feed even as the benchmarks stayed under pressure.
FII and DII cash market flow numbers were not provided in the data, so institutional direction could not be quantified for the day.
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