D-Street Newsmakers: 10 stocks that buzzed the most in trade on Samvat 2079’s last session

Indian equities ended the last session of Samvat 2079 in the green, led by gains in metal and energy stocks. Nifty at the close stood at 19,425, up 30.05 or 0.15 per cent, while the Sensex added 72.5 points or 0.11 per cent to settle at 64,904.6. Meanwhile, the broader markets ended 0.48 per cent higher.

Here are 10 stocks that jumped the most in today’s trade:

M&M: Shares of the company ended weak by over 1 per cent at Rs 1,524.2, despite the company posting better-than-expected results.

HAL: As the defence major incorporated a JV, shares of the company hit a fresh all-time high in intra-day trade.

Samvardhana Motherson: Shares of the auto company ended with a cut of 1.66 per cent at Rs 88.45.

Nazara Technologies: Shares of the small-cap gaming company ended marginally lower at Rs 819 as the company posted a weak set of numbers for Q2.

ESAF Small Finance Bank: Shares of the lender, after a robust listing today, ended 15 per cent higher at Rs 69.05 against the IPO issue price of Rs 60.

Honasa Consumer: Shares of Mamaearth’s parent company reversed its earlier losses and ended with around 6 per cent gains at Rs 319.5.

LIC: Ahead of its results later today, shares of the leading insurer ended lower at Rs 610.55.

CarTrade Tech: Shares of the stock ended over 19 per cent higher after the company posted stellar results during the September quarter.

Hindalco: Shares of the metals company ended with a cut of 0.6 per cent as the company posted a flat consolidated net profit for Q2.

Coal India: Shares of the coal company settled a tad lower ahead of its results today at Rs 323.45