Mumbai: On 9th September 2025, at closing (15:30 IST), the NIFTY 50 index settled at 24,868.60, up by 95.45 points (0.39%).
The day’s trading saw an open at 24,864.10, a high reaching 24,891.80, and a low of 24,814.00. Other major indices closed in the green: NIFTY NEXT 50 at 67,460.75 (up 94.70 points, 0.14%), NIFTY FIN SERVICE at 25,961.95 (up 19.25 points, 0.07%), NIFTY BANK at 54,216.10 (up 29.20 points, 0.05%), and NIFTY 100 at 25,488.90 (up 87.20 points, 0.34%). The session was marked by broad-based support, indicating strong sentiment across market segments.
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Top Gainers: ITDC, LASA, PRECAM Outperform
The session’s biggest gainers included:
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LASA closed at ₹12.78, up ₹2.13 (20.00%), with a volume of 20.97 lakhs and value ₹2.54 crore.
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ITDC soared to ₹653.60, gaining ₹108.90 (19.99%), volume 26.80 lakhs, value ₹169.48 crore.
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AVONMORE reached ₹22.00, up ₹2.94 (15.42%), with 16.66 lakh shares traded, value ₹3.52 crore.
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PRECAM ended at ₹249.70, up ₹30.08 (13.70%), extraordinary volume of 456.13 lakhs, value ₹1,129.21 crore.
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JTEKTINDIA traded at ₹179.34, rising ₹20.77 (13.10%), high volume of 181.78 lakhs, value ₹326.28 crore.
Top Losers: SARVES-RE, MICEL, MOSCHIP See Pressure
Among the major losers:
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SARVES-RE declined to ₹0.31, falling ₹0.08 (-20.51%), with a massive volume of 147.27 lakhs and value ₹0.50 crore.
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SURANAT&P slipped to ₹25.57, down ₹2.85 (-10.03%), volume 15.18 lakhs, value ₹3.99 crore.
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MICEL at ₹70.73, down ₹7.86 (-10.00%), heavily traded with 301.60 lakhs in volume, value ₹222.22 crore.
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MOSCHIP ended at ₹237.10, losing ₹26.35 (-10.00%), volume at 150.94 lakhs, value ₹367.59 crore.
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SURAJLTD declined to ₹286.00, down ₹26.75 (-8.55%), limited volume of 0.18 lakhs, value ₹0.55 crore.
Market Sentiment and Trading Highlights
The closing session demonstrated persistent positive momentum led by strong buying in large and mid-cap gainers like PRECAM and ITDC, both showing remarkable value and activity. High volumes in MICEL and SARVES-RE highlighted sector rotation and possible speculative action. Pressure in select counters indicated targeted profit-booking or corrective action amid overall firm market breadth.
Conclusion: 9th September 2025
On 9 September 2025, indices finished higher, powered by notable rallies in select stocks and sustained optimism across sectoral benchmarks. Trading was characterized by high liquidity and sharp moves in both gainers and losers, capping off a dynamic session with a bullish undertone.
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