Mumbai: The Indian stock markets concluded the trading session on a positive note on June 4, 2025, with benchmark indices recording modest gains. The Nifty 50 index ended at 24,620.20, up by 77.70 points (0.32%) from the previous close, supported by strong performance in select mid-cap and IT stocks. The session witnessed moderate volatility, but investor sentiment remained buoyant amid global market optimism.
The day belonged to select mid-cap stocks, with Quick Heal Technologies Ltd. leading the charge.
Symbol
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr.)
QUICKHEAL
352.00
51.75
17.24%
50.42
172.24
GENCON
42.25
5.42
14.72%
12.65
5.08
IRCON
221.10
27.16
14.00%
1,015.52
2,189.15
MVGJL
269.05
32.94
13.95%
24.14
63.54
ZIMLAB
102.00
12.39
13.83%
13.23
13.26
Notably, IRCON International Ltd. registered heavy trading volumes exceeding 1,000 lakh shares, showing strong institutional interest and high-value turnover of ₹2,189.15 crore.
Top Losers – Stocks Under Pressure
Despite the overall market gain, some counters saw heavy selling. Sparc (Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company) was the worst performer, slipping 20%.
Symbol
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr.)
SPARC
156.14
-39.04
-20.00%
173.38
281.97
ABFRL
77.08
-8.92
-10.37%
2,447.09
1,931.98
AGROPHOS
36.50
-4.19
-10.30%
2.15
0.82
ASMS
13.42
-1.50
-10.05%
26.40
3.72
NIBL
33.45
-3.72
-10.01%
5.19
1.76
ABFRL (Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd.) saw a significant drop on heavy volumes (2,447 lakh shares), indicating broad-based selling pressure in the fashion and retail segment.
Market Sentiment & Outlook
The broader market remained cautiously optimistic with investor attention shifting toward upcoming quarterly results and central bank cues. Analysts believe the recent momentum is likely to continue if global cues remain favorable and institutional buying sustains in mid-cap stocks.
The surge in trading volume in stocks like IRCON and ABFRL suggests institutional reshuffling and profit booking ahead of the fiscal quarter-end.