Engineers India Ltd emerged as the standout performer in the BSE's 'A' group on February 13, 2026, surging 14.98% to ₹207.99 at 14:14 IST. According to latest reports from Business Standard, the stock demonstrated exceptional trading activity with 965.14 lakh shares traded on the counter, representing a 50.27 fold spurt over the two-week average daily volume of 19.20 lakh shares. This surge positioned Engineers India as the biggest gainer in the 'A' group segment, with volumes significantly higher than the 39.5 lakh shares traded in the previous session.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd secured the second position with a 5.73% increase to ₹132.71, while SignatureGlobal India Ltd followed closely with a 5.64% surge to ₹1,037.5. As reported by Business Standard, Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd and Goldiam International Ltd rounded out the top five gainers with 3.79% and 3.52% increases respectively. The strong performance across these stocks indicates broad-based buying interest in the 'A' group segment.
According to the latest trading data from Business Standard, several stocks in the 'A' group demonstrated significantly higher trading volumes compared to their monthly averages. Engineers India saw 965.14 lakh shares traded against a two-week average of 19.20 lakh shares, while TVS Supply Chain Solutions recorded 6.81 lakh shares versus 3.5 lakh shares average. SignatureGlobal India showed 66,050 shares traded compared to 51,494 shares average, indicating heightened investor interest across these securities.
Honasa Consumer Ltd witnessed a 35.22 times surge in volumes to 191.32 lakh shares by 14:14 IST, with the stock increasing 2.59% to ₹307.00. Muthoot Finance Ltd saw 52.96 lakh shares traded, representing a 6.32 times increase over the two-week average, though the stock declined 11.06% to ₹3,617.30. Birlasoft Ltd recorded 101.5 lakh shares traded, a 5.33 fold spurt over average, while Cohance Lifesciences Ltd witnessed 32.14 lakh shares traded, a 5.27 times surge over the two-week average. These volume spikes across multiple stocks indicate broad-based market activity in the 'A' group segment.
