Top Gainers and Losers on July 21, 2025: ETERNAL Jumps Over 7%, Reliance Industries Falls

Indian equity markets ended on a strong note on July 21, with the Nifty closing just shy of the 25,100 mark and the Sensex gaining over 440 points. Broader market sentiment remained mixed, with the BSE Midcap index rising 0.5%, while the Smallcap index closed flat.

Sector-wise, auto, capital goods, private banks, power, realty, and metal stocks saw notable gains, while IT, PSU banks, oil & gas, and FMCG stocks came under pressure. Here's a look at the top gainers and losers of the day.

Top Gainers of the Day

• ETERNAL (Zomato)

  ETERNAL share price opened at ₹257.00 and closed significantly higher at ₹276.50, registering a substantial gain of 7.50%.

• ICICI Bank

  ICICI Bank share price opened at ₹1,448.00 and closed up at ₹1,464.50, marking a positive change of 2.71%.

• HDFC Bank

  HDFC Bank share price opened at ₹1,978.20 and closed at ₹2,001.50, showing an increase of 2.25%.

• Mahindra & Mahindra

  M&M share price opened at ₹3,177.00 and ended the day higher at ₹3,246.30, with a gain of 1.69%.

• HDFC Life

  HDFC Life share price opened at ₹738.00 and closed at ₹751.90, indicating an increase of 1.68%.

Top Losers of the Day

• Reliance Industries Limited (RIL)

  RIL share price opened at ₹1,465.00 and closed lower at ₹1,428.20, registering a decrease of 3.24%.

• WIPRO

  Wipro Limited share price opened at ₹266.95 and closed lower at ₹260.90, registering a decrease of 2.27%.

• IndusInd Bank

  IndusInd Bank share price opened at ₹870.05 and closed lower at ₹851.00, registering a decrease of 2.19%.

• Eicher Motors

  Eicher Motors share price opened at ₹5,597.00 and closed lower at ₹5,561.50, registering a decrease of 1.17%.

• HCL Technologies

  HCL Tech share price opened at ₹1,548.80 and closed lower at ₹1,530.80, registering a decrease of 1.16%.

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Conclusion

Today's market action clearly showcased the dynamic nature of Indian equities, with select sectors driving significant gains even as others faced headwinds. For seamless trading and investment, consider opening a Demat account to capitalise on these shifting market opportunities. Staying informed about market trends and understanding individual stock movements is crucial for maximising investment returns.

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