New Delhi, December 11, 2025: Indian equity benchmarks opened on a positive note on Thursday, with the Nifty 50 rising 40.20 points (0.16%) to 25,798.20 by 10:59 AM IST. Broader indices also traded higher, supported by gains in financial, banking, and mid-cap segments, as overall market sentiment improved.
Indices Trade Higher Led by Banking and Financial Stocks
The Nifty 50 recorded an opening level of 25,771.40, touched a high of 25,844.50, and registered a low of 25,693.25, indicating a stable upward bias through the early session.
Key index movements included:
Nifty Next 50: 67,752.45 (+0.27%)
Nifty Financial Services: 27,514.90 (+0.40%)
Nifty Bank: 59,156.35 (+0.33%)
The positive trend across index heavyweights contributed to an encouraging start for the markets.
Top Gainers: GTEC Jainx Surges Nearly 20%
Small-cap and mid-cap counters outperformed significantly in the morning session. GTECJAINX emerged as the top gainer, climbing 19.98% to ₹28.10, supported by active volume.
Other notable gainers included:
Stock
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
GOLDTECH
53.45
+6.71
14.36%
2.54
1.34
NEOGEN
1,105.00
+117.60
11.91%
19.08
204.72
DOLPHIN
377.20
+39.15
11.58%
0.70
2.63
WELINV
1,439.00
+149.10
11.56%
0.24
3.42
The rally in these stocks highlights heavy retail participation and trading enthusiasm in high-beta small-cap counters.
Top Losers: Hubtown Extends Decline, Drops Nearly 9%
On the downside, Hubtown continued to face selling pressure, falling 8.92% to ₹229.25 with strong volumes of 49.68 lakh shares, indicating sustained bearish sentiment around the stock.
Other major losers included:
Stock
LTP (₹)
Change (₹)
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
ADVENTHTL
221.21
-17.33
-7.27%
4.73
10.60
KSR
19.70
-1.30
-6.19%
1.01
0.20
ARKADE
149.48
-7.95
-5.05%
42.39
64.85
MASKINVEST
166.25
-8.75
-5.00%
0.00
0.00
The declines reflect profit booking and stock-specific weakness in some mid-cap names following recent volatility.
Conclusion: December 11, 2025
The Indian markets began Thursday’s session on a positive note, supported by gains in financial and banking stocks and strong performances from select mid-cap and small-cap counters. While market breadth was largely positive, significant declines in a few mid-cap names, including Hubtown and Advent Health, provided some resistance to broader gains. Traders will be watching intraday cues and global trends closely as the session progresses.