D-Street Newsmakers Narayana Hrudayalaya, SBI Card among stocks that hogged limelight today

Extending its gains for the 7th consecutive day, shares of the Bengaluru-based healthcare company ended higher.

Shares of the pharma major ended with minor gains at Rs 1196.3 as the company’s ANDA for Ganirelix Acetate Injection receives the US FDA approval.

Equity benchmarks snapped a 2-day winning run after RBI tightens norms for unsecured borrowings. Nifty ended weak by 0.17 per cent at 19,732, while Sensex lost 0.28 per cent to close the session at 19,731.8.

Here are the stocks that buzzed the most in session today:

Bank and financial services stocks: After the RBI increased risk-weights for unsecured loan, it was the banking and financial services stocks basket that saw the most losses. Amid all the buzz, SBI Card shares tanked up to 5 per cent.

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IT stocks: In a volatile session, IT stocks ended on a mixed note, with L&T Technology gaining.

Tata Investment: Shares of the company ended at a new 52-week high on value unlocking ahead of Tata Technologies IPO.

Lupin: Shares of the pharma major ended with minor gains at Rs 1196.3 as the company’s ANDA for Ganirelix Acetate Injection receives the US FDA approval.

Naryana Hrudalaya: Extending its gains for the 7th consecutive day, shares of the Bengaluru-based healthcare company ended over 7 per cent higher, after clocking fresh all-time high in trade today.

Paytm: Shares of the fintech services firm ended 2 per cent lower at Rs 888 amid sell-off in the space.

Titagarh Wagons: Shares of the company ended 16 per cent higher at Rs 974.35 as the railway stocks saw heavy demand today.

JSW Infra: The infra company shares ended over 3 per cent higher at Rs 306 after bagging a contract from the Karnataka government.

Eicher Motors: The stock since its Q2 has been gaining and in a week's time has gained over 9 per cent.

BPCL: After hitting a fresh 52-week high on declining crude oil price, shares of the OMC ended lower at Rs 390, with a cut of over 2 per cent.

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