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September 11, 2025( opening): Nifty 50 Opens Steady; IKIO, Indoco, Goodluck Lead Early Gainers and Losers

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Mumbai: On September 11, 2025, the Nifty 50 index maintained a positive trajectory, building on early session strength and reflecting improved sentiment across key sectors. Led by robust performances in select mid-cap and small-cap stocks, the Indian equity market continued its climb amid favorable global cues and healthy investor participation.

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Market Highlights

september 11The Nifty 50 stood firm at 24,983.40, marking a gain of 47.85 points or 0.19% over the previous close. The day’s trading ranged from an opening at 24,945.50 to a high of 25,026.35 and a low of 24,940.15, demonstrating broad-based resilience. Sectoral indices also joined the rally, with the Nifty Next 50, Financial Services, and Bank indices registering advances of 0.32%, 0.36%, and 0.38% respectively.



Top Gainers: SWelectes, Piccadil, Sigachi Surge

Screenshot 2025 09 11 103408Investor focus shifted to fast-moving mid-cap stocks and select pharma plays:

  • SWelectes soared 20% to ₹881.50, leading the gainers table, on active trading volumes and ₹94.12 crore value turnover.

  • Sigachi jumped 15.61% to ₹36.44, registering the highest volume among gainers at 639.45 lakh shares and notable value of ₹228.35 crore.

  • PiccadilSMSPharma, and Greenpanel delivered double-digit returns, supported by strong volumes and robust trade values. Greenpanel’s ₹421.64 crore turnover underscored significant institutional buying interest.

Top Losers: Sarves-Re and Goodluck Drop Sharply

Screenshot 2025 09 11 103414Despite the bullish market tone, some stocks faced marked declines:

  • Sarves-Re shed 8% to ₹0.23, the steepest percentage fall among active counters on high volumes.

  • Goodluck tumbled 7.89% to ₹1,059.80 in brisk trading, recording ₹88.44 crore turnover and profit booking pressure.

  • PrecamAffordable, and RHL slipped between 5.66% and 6.55%, reflecting cautious investor sentiment in selective pockets.

Conclusion of September 11 opening stock

The Indian markets ended the mid-day session on a firmer note with the Nifty 50 consolidating above 24,980. A mix of large volume trades and sectoral rotation drove momentum, anchored by notable gains in SWelectes, Sigachi, and Piccadil. Meanwhile, persistent selling in stocks like Sarves-Re and Goodluck highlighted ongoing caution, ensuring a balanced undertone for the session ahead.

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