Bhilwara Technical Textiles Ltd emerged as the standout performer in the BSE 'B' group on June 24, 2026, with shares soaring 19.99% to ₹42.79 at 12:09 PM IST. According to reports from HDFC Securities, the stock demonstrated exceptional trading activity with volume growth of 111 times its weekly average, significantly higher than the average daily volume of 7,745 shares recorded over the past month. TCI Express followed closely as the second biggest gainer, recording trading volume nearly 159 times its one-week average and rising 12.37% to ₹593.30. Ramco Systems Ltd secured the third position with shares spiking 17.92% to ₹662.10, while demonstrating robust trading interest with volume growth of 27.24 times its weekly average compared to an average daily volume of 35,512 shares in the past month.
SIS Limited rounded out the top four performers with shares spurting 4.81% to ₹449.80, recording volume growth of 66.77 times its weekly average against an average daily volume of 29,250 shares. As reported by HDFC Securities, Steelcast completed the top five gainers with shares jumping 8.67% to ₹325.20 with volume growth of 19.22 times its weekly average. ANG Lifesciences India Ltd followed closely as the second biggest gainer, surging 19.99% to ₹41.41 with 43,221 shares traded against an average daily volume of 5,302 shares in the past month. Digjam Ltd completed the top five gainers with shares jumping 14.42% to ₹50.7, though with relatively lower trading activity of 1,560 shares compared to an average daily volume of 774 shares in the past month.
According to HDFC Securities reports, these five companies dominated the BSE 'B' group trading session on June 24, 2026. The significant increase in trading volumes across all top performers indicates heightened investor interest and market participation in these stocks. The substantial volume spikes compared to weekly averages suggest strong buying interest and potential institutional participation in these logistics, textiles, technology and industrial companies. The surge in trading activity was spread across multiple industries rather than being concentrated in a single theme, with logistics players, textile manufacturers, IT firms, engineering companies and healthcare stocks all featuring prominently on the volume gainers list.
