Top Gainers Today 13-Nov-2026: MSTC Hits 20% Circuit

Top Gainers Today on 13-Nov-2026 were led by MSTC Ltd and The Anup Engineering Ltd, both up 20%, while the Nifty closed near 25,115, down 0.73%, and the Sensex near 81,460, down 0.55%. Power-equipment shares dominated large-cap gains, while earnings-led small-cap moves stood out despite weak breadth of 1,301 advances against 2,190 declines.

Which large-cap Top Gainers led the market today?

Hitachi Energy India Ltd (+10.72%)

Hitachi Energy India Ltd surged as power-transmission equipment stocks formed a clear pocket of strength, with GE Vernova T&D India Ltd and Siemens Energy India Ltd also among mid-cap gainers. The Rs. 3,060 rise came despite the weak benchmark market, and 10.16 lakh shares changed hands, indicating that the move was concentrated in the grid-equipment theme rather than a broad-market rally.

Cummins India Ltd (+3.31%)

Cummins India Ltd gained alongside the session's strength in industrial and energy-linked equipment names. No company-specific disclosure was supplied, but trading volume of 12.35 lakh shares supported the move while most cyclical sector indices, including auto and capital-intensive sectors, were weaker.

Eicher Motors Ltd (+1.84%)

Eicher Motors Ltd advanced to Rs. 7,674.65 even as the Nifty Auto index was down during the session. With no fresh company announcement provided, the stock-specific gain represented relative price strength and kept it within 6.8% of its 52-week high of Rs. 8,232.80.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+1.47%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd rose on heavy trading activity of 4.07 crore shares and ended at Rs. 224.90, close to its 52-week high of Rs. 229.15. No corporate catalyst was provided in the supplied news, so the near-high price action and unusually liquid session are the identifiable drivers of the advance.

ABB India Ltd (+1.37%)

ABB India Ltd climbed with the power-equipment group, alongside the sharp gains in Hitachi Energy India Ltd, GE Vernova T&D India Ltd and Siemens Energy India Ltd. The sectoral clustering gave investors a defined grid and electrical-equipment theme to buy despite the benchmark decline; ABB traded 5.95 lakh shares.

Which mid-cap Top Gainers outperformed today?

PB Fintech Ltd (+5.34%)

PB Fintech Ltd jumped 5.34% to Rs. 1,105.10 on turnover of 92.75 lakh shares, the largest volume among the mid-cap gainers listed. No fresh company announcement was provided, making the volume-backed move the available evidence of stock-specific demand, particularly notable as the Nifty Financial Services index was down 1.03% intraday.

GE Vernova T&D India Ltd (+5.24%)

GE Vernova T&D India Ltd rallied as investor interest concentrated in transmission and power-equipment companies. Its 17.60 lakh-share volume and simultaneous advances in Hitachi Energy India Ltd, ABB India Ltd and Siemens Energy India Ltd point to a sectoral rotation within an otherwise weak market.

Bharti Hexacom Ltd (+4.74%)

Bharti Hexacom Ltd gained Rs. 75.60 to Rs. 1,669.60 without a fresh corporate disclosure in the supplied material. The stock's 4.74% rise was therefore a stock-specific rebound supported by its proximity to the 52-week high of Rs. 1,859.90 rather than a confirmed company event.

Welspun Corp Ltd (+3.29%)

Welspun Corp Ltd rose 3.29% on volume of 13.35 lakh shares, providing the clearest available trading catalyst where no fresh news was supplied. The move came while the Nifty Energy index was marginally positive intraday, offering a supportive sector backdrop for the pipe and energy-infrastructure company.

Siemens Energy India Ltd (+3.01%)

Siemens Energy India Ltd gained with the broader electrical-equipment rally that also lifted Hitachi Energy India Ltd, ABB India Ltd and GE Vernova T&D India Ltd. Its 19.28 lakh-share turnover reinforced the theme-driven move and distinguished it from the broader Nifty Midcap 150 weakness reported during the session.

Which small-cap Top Gainers posted the biggest moves today?

The Anup Engineering Ltd (+20.00%)

The Anup Engineering Ltd hit the 20% upper circuit at Rs. 1,725.10 following a sharp short-term momentum reversal, with the stock rising above its 5-day, 20-day and 50-day averages according to the supplied technical context. The company had released its September-quarter analyst-call transcript on 12 November, providing a fresh information event, while 12.94 lakh shares traded and the stock extended its one-week gain.

MSTC Ltd (+20.00%)

MSTC Ltd hit a 20% upper circuit after reporting its strongest second quarter since listing and receiving in-principle RBI authorisation to operate a Trade Receivables Discounting System platform. Consolidated September-quarter profit after tax rose 57.7% year-on-year to Rs. 74.92 crore, revenue from operations increased 29.4% to Rs. 110.02 crore, and the TReDS approval opens a new regulated business opportunity. The stock closed at Rs. 783.65, only Rs. 20.35 below its 52-week high, on volume of 67.85 lakh shares.

Amines & Plasticizers Ltd (+19.15%)

Amines & Plasticizers Ltd rallied after its Q2 FY27 results showed revenue growth of about 13% year-on-year to Rs. 149.84 crore, EBITDA growth of 22% to Rs. 13.31 crore and a 35% increase in profit after tax to Rs. 8.33 crore. Investors responded to the earnings improvement after the stock had earlier reached a 52-week low of Rs. 130.80, although the reported volume of 2.63 thousand shares indicates limited liquidity.

Alicon Castalloy Ltd (+16.08%)

Alicon Castalloy Ltd surged after approving its unaudited standalone and consolidated Q2 FY27 financial results on 12 November. The results event was followed by a technical breakout, with the stock trading above key moving averages and approaching its 52-week high of Rs. 995; volume reached 35.70 lakh shares as it closed at Rs. 964.80.

BLS Polymers Ltd (+15.96%)

BLS Polymers Ltd jumped 15.96% on exceptionally high turnover of 6.52 crore shares after opening at Rs. 231.72 and closing at Rs. 272.10. No fresh financial result or corporate announcement was provided, so the identifiable catalyst is the high-volume price rebound toward the Rs. 288 52-week high, after the stock had traded as low as Rs. 225 over the past year.

What was the broader market overview on 13-Nov-2026?

The broader market was weak, with the Nifty near 25,115, down 0.73%, and the Sensex near 81,460, down 0.55% in the supplied end-of-session market update. Breadth was negative at 1,301 advancing stocks, 2,190 declining stocks and 123 unchanged, showing that the prominent gainers were selective rather than evidence of a market-wide advance.

Realty, financial services, private banks, auto and defence were among the weakest groups, while capital markets and energy were marginally positive intraday. Higher Brent crude prices and October retail inflation of 6.09%, which raised expectations of an RBI policy-rate hike, weighed on risk appetite after a three-day rally. The latest available institutional data was for 12 November, when FIIs were net buyers of Rs. 7,830.60 crore and DIIs were net sellers of Rs. 6,331.17 crore.

Where can investors explore more Top Gainers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's leading moves were driven by identifiable stock-specific triggers rather than benchmark strength. MSTC's earnings acceleration and RBI TReDS approval produced a 20% upper-circuit move, while Amines & Plasticizers and Alicon Castalloy responded to quarterly-result events. At the large- and mid-cap end, the coordinated gains in Hitachi Energy India, GE Vernova T&D India, ABB India and Siemens Energy India marked a focused power-equipment rotation.

Investors should next watch MSTC's execution of the conditions attached to the RBI's in-principle TReDS authorisation and its planned platform development. For the other result-linked movers, the next focus is whether subsequent earnings disclosures validate the price momentum, while BLS Polymers and The Anup Engineering require confirmation through sustained volumes after their sharp technical advances.