Indian equity benchmark indices opened on a positive note on Monday but soon saw profit booking across key segments. The Nifty 50 slipped below the 26,050 mark, down by 23 points or 0.08%. Broader markets also followed the same trend, with the Nifty Midcap index declining 0.30% and the Nifty Small-Cap index falling 0.74%.
Amid this broad-based profit booking, one stock stood out — Sellwin Traders Ltd, which surged 5 per cent and hit the upper circuit, clearly outperforming the overall market mood.
The stock has been active since November 14, following the company’s announcement of signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kumkum Wellness Private Limited (KWPL), the company behind the wellness brand “KAYAPALAT.”
Through this strategic move, Sellwin Traders aims to expand its presence in the fast-growing wellness sector and enhance long-term value for its shareholders.
Sellwin Traders reported impressive earnings for the quarter ended September 2025:
For the first half of FY26:
Commenting on recent developments, Mr. Monil Vora, Director, Sellwin Traders Limited, said the company is pursuing transformative partnerships globally. He highlighted the phased acquisition of KWPL as a testament to Sellwin’s belief in the wellness industry’s long-term potential.
He also emphasised two other strategic initiatives:
On August 23, 2025, Sellwin Traders signed an MoU with Shivam Contracting Inc. to form a strategic equity-linked partnership. Under the agreement, STL plans to invest up to $6 million (approx. ₹52 crore) in SCI’s current and future projects across the United States.
On Monday, November 24, 2025, Sellwin Traders’ share price jumped 5%, hitting the upper circuit at ₹12.39 per share on the BSE. This marks the sixth consecutive session in which the stock has locked in its upper circuit.