Mumbai: On 8th September 2025 at market close (15:30 IST), the NIFTY 50 index held gains, ending at 24,773.15, up by 32.15 points (0.13%).
The index opened at 24,802.60, hit an intraday high of 24,885.50, and registered a low of 24,751.55. Sectoral indices also posted modest advances: NIFTY NEXT 50 closed at 67,366.05 (up 276.25 points, 0.41%), NIFTY FIN SERVICE at 25,942.70 (up 53.40 points, 0.21%), NIFTY BANK at 54,186.90 (up 72.35 points, 0.13%), and NIFTY 100 finished at 25,402.40, up 45.15 points (0.18%).
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A strong buying sentiment was seen in several stocks:
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PRECAM surged to ₹219.62, up ₹36.60 (20.00%), with 98.35 lakh shares traded and a total value of ₹207.90 crore.
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MFML closed at ₹32.10, up ₹5.35 (20.00%), volume at 0.29 lakhs, value ₹0.09 crore.
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BVCL ended higher at ₹67.70, rising ₹11.28 (19.99%), robust volume at 18.23 lakhs and value ₹11.81 crore.
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CENTEXT settled at ₹26.12, up ₹4.35 (19.98%), volume 17.46 lakhs, value ₹4.36 crore.
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AKASH finished at ₹31.58, up ₹5.26 (19.98%), volume at 1.82 lakhs and value ₹0.56 crore.
Top Losers: APOLLO, PARADEEP Lead Declines
Several counters came under pressure:
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APOLLO slumped to ₹274.00, down ₹30.45 (-10.00%), with exceptionally high volume of 228.32 lakhs and a value of ₹650.20 crore.
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PARADEEP fell to ₹184.70, down by ₹16.29 (-8.10%), with 138.45 lakhs in turnover and value at ₹260.42 crore.
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ANIKINDS closed at ₹78.80, dropping ₹6.48 (-7.60%), volume 0.78 lakhs, value ₹0.62 crore.
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SARVES-RE ended at ₹0.38, dipping ₹0.03 (-7.32%), volume at 112.47 lakhs, value ₹0.48 crore.
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MASKINVEST finished at ₹143.50, down ₹10.01 (-6.52%), with 0.01 lakhs traded and value ₹0.01 crore.
Market Analysis: Sector Rotation and High Volumes
The session saw select mid and small cap stocks delivering outsized gains, while selling intensified in others. PRECAM continued to dominate gainers by value and volume, while heavy liquidation was seen in APOLLO and PARADEEP, both leading the loser’s table with high volumes and substantial value turnover. The persistent mixed sentiment highlights sector-specific rebalancing and high intraday volatility as traders positioned themselves ahead of regulatory or macroeconomic triggers.
Conclusion as on 8th September 2025
The 8 September 2025 closing session depicted a cautiously optimistic market mood, marked by strong performance in key gainers and significant corrections in select heavyweights. Volume leaders reflected decisive action from institutional and retail participants, with the NIFTY navigating a positive yet volatile trajectory.
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