GE Power India Ltd emerged as the standout performer in BSE's 'B' group on February 13, 2026, with shares soaring 18.26% to ₹473 at the end of trading. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock demonstrated exceptional momentum with trading volumes reaching 19.17 lakh shares compared to the average daily volume of 18,829 shares over the past month. This surge positioned GE Power India as the biggest gainer in the 'B' group segment.
Kalyani Forge Ltd secured the second position with shares spiking 14.34% to ₹698.6, as reported by Business Standard. The stock showed strong investor interest with 491 shares traded against the monthly average of 173 shares. Delphi World Money Ltd followed with a 13.26% surge to ₹17.25, while Chamanlal Setia Exports Ltd gained 12.50% to ₹309.2. Anmol India Ltd rounded out the top five gainers with an 11.97% increase to ₹13.47.
According to Business Standard data, several stocks in the 'B' group showed significant volume spikes compared to their monthly averages. Chamanlal Setia Exports Ltd recorded 1.96 lakh shares traded versus an average of 2,097 shares, while Anmol India Ltd saw 46,404 shares against 4,404 shares typically. Delphi World Money Ltd showed the highest trading volume surge with 1.02 lakh shares compared to 11,869 shares average, indicating heightened investor participation across these mid-cap stocks.
India Glycols Ltd is currently trading at ₹941.15 as of February 19, 2026, representing a 2.15% decline from the previous day's close of ₹960.05. The company, operating in the chemicals sector with a market cap of ₹6,308.22 crore, has shown strong long-term performance with a 3-year return of 195.89% and 12-month return of 62.48%. The stock has a PE ratio of 23.88 and PB ratio of 1.32, with the company reporting a consolidated total income of ₹1,103.14 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.
