Gainers and losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on October 11

The market closed higher on October 11 on positive global cues. The Sensex was up 379.66 points or 0.57 percent at 66,459.02, and the Nifty was up 119.70 points or 0.61 percent at 19,809.50. About 2,272 shares advanced, 1,282 declined, and 131 remained unchanged.

Dynamic Cables | CMP Rs 452 | The share was locked in a 5 percent upper circuit on the BSE after the company secured an order worth Rs 96 crore from the Northern Railways.

Vodafone Idea | CMP Rs 12| The stock rallied over 7 percent after the Supreme Court agreed to hear the telecom challenge to its Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) levy, alleging calculation errors.

Bank of Baroda | CMP Rs 307 | The stock ended over 3 percent lower, extended losses for the second day after the Reserve Bank of India ordered it to not sign up new customers using its mobile application BoB World.

Ugro Capital | CMP Rs 288| Ugro Capital gained nearly 6 percent after the company announced a 73 percent year-on-year increase in its assets under management.

MCX | CMP Rs 2,152 | MCX gained 2.5 percent as investors cheered the company’s announcement of shifting to a new platform. The stock also hit a 52-week high.

Satia Industries | Rs 135 | Shares of Satia Industries, a wood and agro-based paper manufacturer, closed 4 percent higher after the company said it bagged contracts worth over Rs 350 crore for the supply of paper for printing textbooks.

Shalby Ltd | Rs 261 | Shares of Shalby Ltd rallied over 8 percent ahead of the company’s meeting with Swiss healthcare investor HBM Partners on October 17. The chatter on dealer circles is that a stake buy could be on the cards.

Phoenix Mills | Rs 1,922 | The stock traded over 3 percent higher, buoyed by an “overweight” rating from Morgan Stanley. Considering the 19 percent yearly growth in H1FY24 for total consumption at Rs 5,211 crore, the brokerage said the stock was at present its “preferred” choice in India’s property sector.

Sunteck Realty | CMP Rs 472 | Shares of Sunteck Realty jumped over 4 percent as international brokerage firm Jefferies raised the price target by 33 percent to Rs 555 from Rs 415. The decision came after Sunteck’s recent move to create a joint platform with the International Finance Corporation for an affordable and mid-income housing platform in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

KPI Green | CMP Rs 887 | The share closed nearly 3 percent lower, a day after positive September quarter earnings gave a boost to the stock price.