Top Gainers and Losers on February 11, 2026: Eicher Motors Surges Nearly 6%, TCS Falls Nearly 2%

Equity benchmarks ended mixed on Wednesday, with the BSE Sensex slipping 0.05% to close at 84,233.64, while the Nifty 50 rose 0.07% to settle at 25,953.85. Auto stocks led the gains, whereas IT shares faced selling pressure and dragged the sector lower.

Here are the top gainers and losers of the day. 

Top Gainers of the Day

Eicher Motors 

Eicher Motors opened at ₹7,505.00 and closed at ₹7,766.50, up 6.45%. The stock hit a fresh 52-week high after the company posted its best-ever Q3 results, with PAT rising 21% to ₹1,421 crore and revenue up 23%. Sentiment also improved after approval of a ₹958 crore expansion plan for its Royal Enfield plant in Tamil Nadu to scale capacity to 20 lakh units annually.

Apollo Hospitals 

Apollo Hospitals opened at ₹7,405.00 and ended at ₹7,506.00, gaining 3.98%. The stock rose after a strong Q3 FY26 performance, where PAT jumped 35% year-on-year to ₹5,023 million. Investor confidence was also supported by the company receiving CCI approval to acquire a 30.58% stake in Apollo Health, strengthening its presence in diagnostics and retail healthcare.

SBI 

SBI opened at ₹1,146.00 and closed at ₹1,181.10, up 3.23%. The stock touched an all-time high, driven by strong Q3 earnings, where the bank reported a record profit of ₹21,028 crore. With gross NPA at a low 1.57%, SBI continued to lead the PSU rally. 

Maruti Suzuki 

Maruti Suzuki opened at ₹15,145.00 and closed at ₹15,432.00, rising 1.89%. The stock stayed firm amid positive sentiment in the auto sector, supported by strong derivatives activity, especially around the ₹15,300 and ₹15,500 call options. It also benefited from broader optimism after Eicher’s results and strong January sales trends.

Top Losers of the Day

TCS

TCS opened at ₹2,980.00 and closed at ₹2,909.00, down 2.53%. It was the biggest loser on the Nifty50 and traded close to its 52-week low. The stock remained under pressure as global investors continued to worry about AI disrupting traditional IT services, while margin outlook concerns added to the selling.

Infosys 

Infosys opened at ₹1,501.20 and ended at ₹1,471.00, falling 1.79%. The stock extended its losing streak as the broader global tech sell-off continued. Sentiment stayed weak due to softness in US tech markets and concerns that enterprise AI tools could reduce demand for traditional outsourcing services.

Coal India 

Coal India opened at ₹431.60 and closed at ₹423.75, down 1.67%. The stock slipped below key support levels, reflecting profit-booking and weaker sentiment in select PSU names. While coal demand remains steady, investors appeared cautious due to margin pressure and recent trimming by some large mutual funds.

HCL Tech

HCL Tech opened at ₹1,569.50 and closed at ₹1,549.00, down 1.53%. The stock remained weak amid continued selling across IT counters. It has also seen higher volatility after hitting its 52-week high earlier this month, as investors rotated away from IT and towards stronger sectors like autos and PSU banks.

Tech Mahindra 

Tech Mahindra opened at ₹1,641.40 and ended at ₹1,625.10, down 1.19%. Despite recently reporting improved Q3 performance, the stock declined along with the broader IT sector. The fall reflected risk-off sentiment in technology stocks, even as the company showed better profitability and margin improvement.

Read more: SBI Overtakes TCS To Become India’s Fourth-Largest Company After Strong Q3 Rally.

Conclusion

Indian equity benchmarks ended the session on a mixed note, with the Sensex slightly lower and the Nifty edging up. The day clearly reflected a sector split, as auto and select financial stocks led the gains, while IT counters remained under pressure due to weak global tech sentiment. Eicher Motors stood out among the top gainers after strong Q3 results and an expansion update, while TCS topped the losers list amid continued selling in large IT names. 

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