Top Gainers Today 03-Aug-2026: Key NSE, BSE stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,774.30 (+1.60%) while the BSE Sensex rose 544.39 points to 78,639.03 (+0.70%) on Monday, supported by gains in IT, banking and financial services, cement and FMCG. Market breadth stayed firmly positive with 2,835 advances versus 1,555 declines out of 4,595 traded stocks, alongside 187 fresh 52-week highs. The rally also spilled over into broader markets, with the Nifty Midcap 100 hitting a fresh record high of 63,681.80 intraday and the Nifty Smallcap 100 touching 19,610.85 intraday.

Large Cap Top Gainers

LTM Ltd (+6.77%) LTM jumped as infrastructure and cyclicals participated in the broader risk-on session that pushed benchmarks sharply higher and lifted mid and small caps to fresh intraday highs. The move was backed by strong trading activity at 27.21 lakh shares, signalling aggressive participation in large-cap gainers.

Interglobe Aviation Ltd (+4.22%) Interglobe Aviation climbed as easing crude oil prices, highlighted in the day’s market narrative, improved the near-term cost outlook for aviation where fuel is a key expense line. The stock also featured among notable early gainers in live market tracking, reinforcing the day’s momentum in travel-linked names.

ABB India Ltd (+3.76%) ABB India rose alongside strength in industrial and capital goods counters during a session where cyclicals and defensives both contributed to index gains. The stock traded close to its 52-week high zone (Rs. 7,923.35) and saw 12.61 lakh shares change hands.

Siemens Ltd (+3.76%) Siemens advanced as capital goods and infrastructure-linked themes remained in focus with broader markets outperforming and multiple stocks printing new highs. The stock closed near its 52-week high (Rs. 3,936.75), which typically attracts momentum and breakout-oriented flows.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+3.57%) TCS gained as IT led Monday’s rally, with sector leadership explicitly cited among the strongest performers for the day. High volumes of 32.27 lakh shares added conviction to the move as investors rotated into large-cap IT in a rising market.

Mid Cap Top Gainers

Aegis Logistics Ltd (+8.23%) Aegis Logistics rallied as broader markets strengthened and the midcap index hit a fresh record high intraday, typically pulling liquid midcaps higher with it. The stock traded near its 52-week high (Rs. 1,434.00) with sizeable volume of 27.13 lakh shares.

APL Apollo Tubes Ltd (+6.91%) APL Apollo surged after being cited among the day’s top performers, with strength in cement and infrastructure-linked plays supporting construction material names. Heavy turnover of 45.11 lakh shares underlined the intensity of the move.

JSW Infrastructure Ltd (+5.36%) JSW Infrastructure jumped as the session’s leadership in cyclicals and the record intraday high in the Nifty Midcap 100 supported logistics and infrastructure plays. The stock was also among the most actively traded in the midcap pack with 66.87 lakh shares.

LG Electronics India Ltd (+5.24%) LG Electronics India rose as broader risk appetite improved with benchmarks closing firmly higher and breadth strongly positive, aiding discretionary and consumer-linked midcaps. The move came on relatively moderate volume (5.69 lakh shares), suggesting price impact from focused buying.

Meesho Ltd (+5.22%) Meesho climbed in a strong broader-market tape where midcaps and smallcaps outperformed and a large number of stocks hit upper circuits. Volume of 1.29 crore shares pointed to heightened participation, consistent with momentum-driven buying in the wider market.

Small Cap Top Gainers

Vindhya Telelinks Ltd (+20.00%) Vindhya Telelinks hit the upper circuit after a sharp gap-up, extending a strong recent run highlighted by the stock trading above key moving averages in the supplementary technical context. With the broader market posting strong breadth and 291 stocks locked in upper circuits, momentum strategies also found support in such breakout moves.

Shalimar Paints Ltd (+19.99%) Shalimar Paints locked in an upper-circuit move amid a session where upper circuits significantly outnumbered lower circuits across the market. The day’s high volume of 46.82 lakh shares suggests the move was driven by heavy demand at the circuit limit rather than incremental price discovery.

Aarti Surfactants Ltd (+19.99%) Aarti Surfactants surged to the upper circuit in line with the day’s smallcap momentum, where broader indices climbed and breadth was firmly positive. The supplementary context also flagged upper-circuit action in the stock, consistent with constrained supply and aggressive buying.

Industrial Investment Trust Ltd (+19.98%) Industrial Investment Trust jumped to near the upper circuit as smallcaps tracked the broader market’s strong risk-on close, with many counters hitting circuit limits. With no specific corporate trigger provided in the available context, the move appears driven by momentum and liquidity chasing in the smallcap segment.

Ujaas Energy Ltd (+19.97%) Ujaas Energy rose to the upper circuit after reports in the provided context that it had secured new contracts, including a rooftop solar installation and commissioning award and an EPC solar project, along with an allocation for aggregate 20.03 MW capacity under a rooftop solar scheme. Investors typically re-rate such announcements as they improve revenue visibility, and the stock’s circuit lock indicated sustained buy orders through the session.

Market Overview

Benchmarks ended sharply higher, with the Sensex closing at 78,639.03 (+0.70%) and the Nifty 50 at 24,774.30 (+1.60%). The day’s leadership came from IT, banking and financial services, cement and FMCG, while the media index was the only sectoral loser.

Broader markets remained strong: the Nifty Midcap 100 touched a record intraday high of 63,681.80 and ended with gains of over 1%, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 also rose to an intraday high of 19,610.85. Market breadth underscored participation, with 2,835 advances against 1,555 declines and 205 unchanged, alongside 187 stocks touching 52-week highs.

Risk appetite was also visible in price action across the tape, with 291 stocks locked in the upper circuit versus 182 in the lower circuit. In the day’s macro and flow cues, easing crude prices were referenced as supportive, and exchange data cited foreign institutional investors as net buyers of equities worth Rs 277.48 crore in the prior session.

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