Motherson Sumi Wiring emerged as the standout performer in Thursday's trading session, with shares surging as much as 10% to hit an intraday high of ₹42. According to market reports, the stock experienced exceptional trading activity with volume jumping by 14 times to 12.56 crore shares compared with an average volume of 90 lakh shares. On the BSE, as many as 70 lakh shares changed hands compared with an average of 17 lakh shares traded daily in the past two weeks. The surge reflects strong investor interest in the automotive component manufacturer, with the price rise backed by broad-based buying rather than a thin-volume spike.
Tata Chemicals also participated in the market rally, with shares climbing as much as 6.5% to touch an intraday high of ₹775. As reported by market sources, the chemical company experienced significant trading momentum with volume jumping by 13.8 times to 57.55 lakh shares compared with an average volume of 4.17 lakh shares. On the BSE, 3.02 lakh shares were traded compared with an average of 52,000 shares traded daily in the past two weeks. The strong performance across these stocks indicates broad-based investor interest in the current market environment.
India Cements also gained amid heavy volumes, with trading volume jumping 10 times to 16.44 lakh shares from an average of 1.59 lakh shares over the past two weeks. The cement sector showed strong participation in the broader market rally. Embassy Developments advanced 8.5% by midday on heavy volumes, with NSE trading reaching 80.67 lakh shares compared with a two-week average of 22.77 lakh shares. KPR Mill jumped 18% by midday, making it one of the sharpest movers, with trading volume surging eight times to 1.2 crore shares from a two-week average of 15.09 lakh shares. The textile sector also participated strongly, with Trident advancing 6.5% as textile stocks remained active.
The Indian equity benchmarks extended gains in noon deals on Thursday, June 25, with the NIFTY50 hovering around 24,190, up 0.70%, and the BSE Sensex near 77,530, higher by 0.69%. As reported by The Financial Express, stock-specific action remained sharp across auto ancillaries, chemicals, real estate, aviation, IT and textiles, with several counters seeing unusually heavy volumes. The market sentiment received a boost from crude oil prices dropping 8% in a week to near $72 per barrel levels during early market session on Thursday, June 25. InterGlobe Aviation also benefited from lower crude prices, with shares rising 4.84% amid trading volumes of 32.46 lakh shares on NSE, about 2.8 times the two-week average.
