D-Street Newsmakers: HDFC Bank, SBI and Coal India among 10 stocks that hogged the limelight today

Indian equities continued to trade higher for the third day in a row on Thursday, February 15, amid positive global cues. Nifty climbed 0.32 per cent and ended at 21,910.75, while Sensex added 227.55 points, or 0.32 per cent, and closed at 72,050.38. Meanwhile, broader markets scaled even higher.

Here are the 10 stocks that made headlines today.

SBI:

SBI shares, on the back of healthy gains in its index after logging a fresh all-time high intraday, ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 761.6.

HDFC Bank:

Shares of the private-sector lender also ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 1,413.75 per share.

BPCL:

Shares of the OMC ended with decent gains of over 4 per cent at Rs 652.45 apiece.

Oil India:

Shares of Oil India ended 12 per cent higher at Rs 560.6 as brokerages turned upbeat on the counter.

M&M:

Shares of the auto major ended nearly 7 per cent higher at Rs 1,765.55 apiece after the company’s strong earnings.

Gujarat State Petronet:

Shares of the company ended nearly 6 per cent higher at Rs 373.45 as the company’s Q3 PAT climbed 53 per cent on year.

Vedanta:

Shares of the diversified metals company ended with a cut of 4 per cent at Rs 268 amid a block deal in the counter.

Lupin:

Shares of the pharma company ended with a marginal cut at Rs 1,605.15 as the company launched Ganirelix injection in the US.

Coal India:

Coal India shares ended over 2 per cent higher at Rs 476.7 per share, after notching a 52-week high in the trade earlier.

Easy Trip Planners:

The shares ended with a cut of nearly 1 per cent at Rs 48.88, even as the company launched its first offline outlet in Indore.