Top Gainers and Losers on June 20, 2025: Trent and Jio Financial Lead; Hero MotoCorp Falls

India’s benchmark indices closed sharply higher on Friday, June 20, 2025. The BSE Sensex surged 1,046 points to 82,408.17 and the Nifty 50 rose 319 points to 25,112.40, both gaining 1.29%. Strong momentum in banking, auto, and telecom stocks drove the rally, even as investors remained cautious amid global tensions in the Middle East.

Top Gainers of the Day

1. Trent Ltd

Trent jumped nearly 4% to close at ₹5,950.00, after touching an intraday high of ₹6,030.00. Over 1.04 crore shares changed hands, generating turnover of ₹6,13,943 lakh.

2. Jio Financial

Jio Financial climbed 3.31% to end at ₹293.50. The stock traded in a range of ₹283.00 to ₹295.00, with volumes exceeding 2.1 crore shares.

3. Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M)

M&M surged 3.07% to ₹3,189.90, riding on strong buying interest in auto stocks. It hit a high of ₹3,203.00, with a volume of 83 lakh shares traded.

4. Bharti Airtel

Bharti Airtel added 3.04% to close at ₹1,934.00. The stock traded between ₹1,874.00 and ₹1,949.00, with volumes exceeding 1.6 crore shares.

5. Nestlé India

Nestlé India gained 2.77%, ending the day at ₹2,383.10. The FMCG major traded between ₹2,318.90 and ₹2,398.00.

Top Losers of the Day

1. Hero MotoCorp

Hero MotoCorp was the top loser, falling 1.21% to ₹4,331.10. The stock declined after hitting a low of ₹4,204.90 during the day.

2. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories

Dr. Reddy’s edged down 0.25% to ₹1,322.80. It traded in a narrow range with modest volumes of 18 lakh shares.

3. Maruti Suzuki

Maruti slipped 0.15% to ₹12,787.00 despite a high of ₹12,890.00. The stock remained range-bound.

4. ONGC

ONGC ended marginally lower by 0.14% at ₹251.20. The energy major remained flat amid muted movement in global crude oil prices.

5. Axis Bank

Axis Bank dipped slightly by 0.11%, closing at ₹1,216.10. It moved in a tight band between ₹1,214.20 and ₹1,226.00.

Conclusion

Indian markets saw robust gains on June 20, 2025, led by buying in key sectors like autos and telecom. Despite global headwinds, positive domestic momentum drove investor confidence, with stocks like Trent and M&M witnessing strong demand.

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