D-Street Newsmakers: IREDA, RITES and rate-sensitive stocks among 10 stocks that were in spotlight today

Indian equities cheered the RBI policy outcome and continued to hit record high after  a day's breather. Nifty after logging an all-time high in today's session of 21,006.1 ended at 20,969.,4, up 0.33 per cent, while Sensex added 0.44 per cent or 304 points and settled at 69,825.6. 

Here are the stocks that saw the most action today:

PB Fintech: After the RBI today mentioned that it will put in place a regulatory framework for loan aggregators, shares of the company ended over 2 per cent lower at Rs 818.9.

RITES: Shares of the PSU major ended in the red at Rs 476.05 as the company has inked a pact with Oil India Limited to develop Duliajan township, Assam as a smart city.

IREDA: The newly listed company amid strong momentum gained over 10 per cent at Rs 70.85 per share.

LIC: After notching a fresh 52-week high in the previous trade, shares of the public insurer settled over 1 per cent lower at Rs 772.45. The company said it has reduced its stake in HDFC AMC.

Sugar stocks: Given the restriction on the use of sugar juice for ethanol production, sugar stocks ended lower for the second day today.

Tejas Networks: Shares of the company ended a tad higher at Rs 832.9 even as the company bagged an order from NewSpace India.

HCL Technologies: Riding on the gains in the Nifty IT pack, HCL Tech ended with over 2 per cent gains at Rs 1365.9.

Sanghi Industries: Shares of the company ended lower at Rs 130.7, down 0.6 per cent, after the company announced the appointment of CEO and CFO.

Five-Star Business Finance: Amid heavy volumes, shares of the company ended around 3 per cent lower at Rs 735.15.

HPCL: As crude oil prices gained, HPCL shares ended over 1 per cent lower at Rs 377.5 per share.