D-Street Newsmakers: Tata Tech, Nykaa, HAL among 10 stocks that were in focus today

The stock was the star performer as it made stupendous listing gains of 140 per cent and ended still higher on the debut day at Rs 1,313, up 162 per cent.

Shares of the state-run entity ended higher as the company's board approved an investment into Hindustan Power Exchange.

Indian equities ended on a positive note on the expiry day. Nifty ended 37 points higher at 20,133, while Sensex added 0.13 per cent and closed at 66,988.44. Meanwhile, broader markets continued to rally and notched fresh highs amid global cues.

Here are the 10 newsmakers that logged the most notable gains or losses.

Tata Technologies: The stock was the star performer as it made stupendous listing gains of 140 per cent and ended still higher on the debut day at Rs 1,313, up 162 per cent.

Gandhar Oil Refinery: After a robust market debut, shares of the refinery company ended 78 per cent higher at Rs 301.4 apiece.

Fedbank Financial: The NBFC's listless debut ended a tad higher at Rs 140.25 per share.

Delta Corp: Shares of the casino player ended 6 per cent higher at Rs 141.65 as the Kolkata High Court has stayed the show cause notice issued to the company in connection with the Rs 6,000 crore GST demand.

Defence stocks: Defence stocks gained focus as the meeting of the Defence Ministry was underway to discuss the various deals.

REC: Shares of the state-run entity ended higher as the company's board approved an investment into Hindustan Power Exchange.

Vascon Engineers: Shares of the company ended over 1 per cent higher at Rs 77.2 as the company's board approved launching a QIP to raise Rs 125 crore.

Alembic Pharma: Shares of the pharma company ended over 3 per cent higher at Rs 745.8 amid heavy volumes on the counter.

Global Health: Shares of Global Health, operating the famous Medanta hospital chain, ended 4 per cent higher at Rs 957.35.

Nykaa: Shares of the e-tailer ended 2 per cent higher at Rs 175.8 after inking a licencing deal with Foot Locker.

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