The Indian equity market witnessed mild pressure in early trade on 8 December 2025, with the benchmark Nifty 50 slipping 104 points (-0.40%) to 26,082.45 by 10:35 AM IST. Despite the subdued sentiment in frontline indices, several small-cap and mid-cap stocks saw robust buying interest, posting double-digit gains.
The broader market trend reflected a phase of profit booking following recent rallies, as key sectoral indices—Nifty Bank, Nifty Fin Service, and Nifty Next 50—also traded in the red.
The weak sentiment suggests continued global uncertainty, sectoral rotation, and selective accumulation in outperforming small-cap counters.
Top Gainers: Small-Caps Lead with Double-Digit Gains
Despite the overall negative market breadth, several stocks delivered impressive early-session gains:
SYMBOL
LTP
CHNG
%CHNG
VOLUME (Lakhs)
KESORAMIND
7.84
+1.30
+19.88%
63.61
TEAMGTY
321.90
+44.75
+16.15%
0.40
ARVEE
228.80
+31.32
+15.86%
2.00
ORTINGLOBE
17.17
+1.56
+9.99%
0.73
PAR
106.30
+9.46
+9.77%
1.07
Key Observations
Strong accumulation was seen in Kesoram Industries (KESORAMIND) with a surge of nearly 20% and high volume of 63.61 lakh shares.
TEAMGTY and ARVEE saw double-digit percentage jumps, signalling robust buying interest from investors despite volatile market conditions.
The gainers list was dominated by small-cap names, indicating continued retail participation and selective sectoral resilience.
Top Losers: Profit Booking Hits Select Mid-Cap Stocks
Several mid-cap counters witnessed notable declines, reflecting profit booking and cautious investor sentiment:
SYMBOL
LTP
CHNG
%CHNG
VOLUME (Lakhs)
DJML
54.36
–5.17
–8.68%
0.48
KEYFINSERV
313.50
–25.35
–7.48%
0.34
SWELECTES
615.00
–40.75
–6.21%
0.55
FINOPB
295.85
–18.85
–5.99%
37.34
VIPULLTD
7.89
–0.49
–5.85%
6.35
Key Observations
DJML led the losers’ chart with an 8.68% decline, reflecting weakness in micro-cap sentiment.
FINOPB recorded significant value-wise turnover (₹114 crore), suggesting heavy institutional profit taking.
Keyfinserv and Swelect Energy (SWELECTES) also saw sharp drops, dragging down the mid-cap segment.
Conclusion: 8 December 2025
Market action on 8 December 2025 reflected broad-based selling in benchmark indices while strong momentum persisted in niche small-cap pockets. The divergence between frontline and smaller indices suggests rotation of capital and selective opportunity-driven buying.
With global cues, macroeconomic data, and institutional flows influencing sentiment, analysts expect volatility to remain elevated in the near term.