Top Gainers and Losers on November 18: Bharti Airtel Leads, Tata Consumer Declines

Written by: Akshay ShivalkarUpdated on: 18 Nov 2025, 10:20 pm IST

Bharti Airtel, Axis Bank and Asian Paints advanced on November 18, while Tata Consumer, Tech Mahindra and Jio Financial posted declines during the session.

Top Gainers and Losers on November 18: Bharti Airtel Leads, Tata Consumer Declines

Equity markets showed mixed movement on November 18, with some frontline stocks trading higher while others witnessed profit-taking. Activity remained varied across sectors as investors responded to stock-specific factors and broader market cues.

Market Overview

The trading session opened on a steady note, with benchmark indices showing limited intraday volatility. Movements were largely influenced by sector-specific cues and rotation within large-cap stocks.

Top Gainers

Company Name	Open (₹)	High (₹)	Low (₹)	LTP (₹)	% Change
Bharti Airtel	2,122.00	2,159.00	2,110.30	2,146.10	1.60
Axis Bank	1,250.00	1,273.50	1,247.60	1,263.00	1.07
Asian Paints	2,886.00	2,916.00	2,862.10	2,902.20	0.65
Shriram Finance	820.00	827.70	810.00	823.00	0.62
Titan Company	3,865.00	3,900.00	3,841.60	3,885.00	0.42

Bharti Airtel recorded a 1.6% rise, supported by steady trading volumes. Axis Bank and Asian Paints also traded higher, reflecting interest in banking and consumer-oriented stocks.

Top Losers

Company Name	Open (₹)	High (₹)	Low (₹)	LTP (₹)	% Change
Tata Consumer Products	1,178.70	1,178.70	1,151.90	1,152.00	-2.28
Tech Mahindra	1,444.00	1,451.10	1,419.50	1,420.70	-2.21
Jio Financial Services	311.15	311.85	305.45	305.80	-1.99
InterGlobe Aviation	5,876.00	5,888.50	5,733.50	5,758.50	-1.95
Eternal	312.00	313.00	304.50	304.50	-1.63

Tata Consumer fell 2.28%, indicating some profit-booking after its recent movements. Tech Mahindra and Jio Financial also traded lower during the session, reflecting pressure across IT and financial services counters.

Sector Performance

Telecom and banking stocks were among the better performers during the session. FMCG and technology counters witnessed declines, reflecting selective profit-taking. Aviation stocks also stayed under pressure, tracking sector-wide weakness.

Conclusion

Trading on November 18 reflected a balanced mix of gains and declines as stock-specific developments influenced market direction. Movements across telecom, banking, FMCG and IT sectors contributed to the day’s overall activity.

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Published on: Nov 18, 2025, 4:07 PM IST

Akshay Shivalkar

Akshay Shivalkar is a financial content specialist who strategises and creates SEO-optimised content on the stock market, mutual funds, and other investment products. With experience in fintech and mutual funds, he simplifies complex financial concepts to help investors make informed decisions through his writing.

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