D-Street Newsmakers: Cipla, Honasa Consumer and OMCs among top stocks that were on investors' radar today

Shares of the OMC comapnies logged gains as high as 7 per cent as oil prices continued their southward trajectory amid heavy US stockpiles.

Stocks included the likes of Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor among others rallied to a new 52-week high as global brokerage upped the targets.

Headline indices in Thursday's session ended on a flattish note with a negative bias. Nifty at the close was down 0.05 per cent or 10 points at 19,802. Broader indices, however, continued to trade higher on increased buying interest as bargaining strategy arose on recent underperforming stocks.

Meanwhile, here are the stocks that stole show in today's trading session:

2-wheeler stocks: Stocks included the likes of Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor among others rallied to a new 52-week high as global brokerage upped the targets.

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Honasa Consumer: After a massive spurt in its Q2 profitability in the September quarter, shares of the personal care brand ended locked in 20 per cent upper circuit at Rs 422.5.

Cipla: Nity's top loser has been the pharma major Cipla as its stock toppled over 8 per cent intra-day after the US FDA issued a warning letter in relation to the company's Pithampur manufacturing facility

OMCs: Shares of the OMC companies logged gains as high as 7 per cent as oil prices continued their southward trajectory amid heavy US stockpiles.

Sterling and Wilson: Stock of the renewable energy company ended 5 per cent higher amid heavy volumes.

Titan Company: Amid increasing buying interest, shares of the jewellery-to-watch company stock notched a fresh all-time high of Rs 3,441.75. Nevertheless, it ended in the red with mild losses.

CDSL: Shares of the depository ended 4 per cent higher at Rs 1792.1 as the company clocked a milestone of 10 crore demat accounts.

ISGEC Heavy Engineering: ended 1 per cent higher at Rs 896.15 per share. The company in a year's time has offered 97 per cent returns to its shareholders.

YES Bank: Shares of the private lender ended 5 per cent higher after the stock ended 3-day losing streak today.

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