Summary:
Indian markets gained on June 25 as lower crude oil prices improved sentiment. Motherson Sumi Wiring, Syrma SGS Technology, and HFCL were among the top Nifty 500 gainers, driven by strong volumes and positive business developments. Bandhan Bank, Apar Industries, and KPR Mill led the losers amid sector concerns and profit-booking. Stock-specific triggers continued to dominate market action
Indian stock markets recorded healthy gains on June 25, buoyed by the improved global mood on the back of falling crude oil prices to pre-Iran tension levels. Declining oil prices have reduced worries about inflationary pressure and economic growth, thus increasing investors’ confidence in the equities segment. The Nifty 50 index rose 0.64% to 24,175.60, whereas the Sensex moved up 0.69% to 77,518.72 in early trading session. In the upbeat mood of the market, several stocks have seen large movements, with Motherson Sumi Wiring India, Syrma SGS Technology, and HFCL being some of the best performers in the Nifty 500 index, while Bandhan Bank, Apar Industries, and KPR Mill were some of the worst performers.
Motherson Sumi Wiring Surges Nearly 8%
Motherson Sumi Wiring India, which is among the leading producers of wiring harnesses for automobiles in India, surged by almost 8% and became one of the best performing stocks in the Nifty 500. This impressive rally was supported by high trading volumes, as NSE saw a trading volume of around 6 crore shares, in comparison to the 30-day average volume of 84.4 lakh shares of the stock.
This high volume indicated high investor involvement and possible interest shown by institutional investors in the stock. No new development regarding the company was seen in the particular session; however, it looked like the stock was getting benefited from bullish market sentiment along with auto ancillaries.
Syrma SGS Technology Extends Strong Momentum
Syrma SGS Technology rose by about 6% and maintained its great upward trend. The EMS company has appreciated almost 58% from May 19 due to continuous support from investors.
The positive sentiments in the market came due to the recent joint venture deal entered into by the company with Kaga Electronics India. As part of the agreement, Syrma SGS will get a 60% shareholding while the remaining 40% will be shared by Kaga Electronics India. The plan is to set up and run an EMS factory in India targeting customers from Japan.
HFCL Hits Upper Circuit on ₹2,666.09 Crore Order
The stock of HFCL increased by 5 percent and touched the upper circuit due to winning a major contract worth ₹2,666.09 crore from Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL).
This deal has immensely improved the growth prospects for the company. Until March 31, 2026, the total value of the order book stood at ₹21,200 crore for HFCL. The stock has increased by almost 20 percent since June 12.
Bandhan Bank Leads the Losers
The Bandhan Bank was the worst performer among stocks in the Nifty 500 index, falling by 6.61%, despite there not being any new negative corporate news. This was because there were apprehensions about the quality of assets, stress in the micro-finance business, higher provisions, and the lowering of promoter’s stake.
Apar Industries and KPR Mill Witness Profit Booking
Apar Industries went down by 3.65% and was mainly impacted by profit booking following a good run this year. Despite being among the top performing stocks of 2026, the shares were sold following valuation concerns and weak sector sentiment.
KPR Mill lost 3.27% without any negative impact to the stock. Profit booking followed an increase in prices was the main cause of the drop. Previously, textile stocks had been enjoying the exemption of customs duty on cotton imports that would make the cost of production cheaper for them.
In general, June 25 was marked by very high specific stock movements even against the backdrop of a strong overall market performance. As a result, although both HFCL and Syrma SGS have gained due to favorable business conditions, Bandhan Bank was negatively impacted by sector issues, whereas Apar Industries and KPR Mill underwent profit booking.
