Top Gainers and Losers on September 04, 2025: M&M Lead Gainers and HDFC Life Among Top Losers

On Thursday, September 4, 2025, Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty gave up early gains due to the expiry of Sensex F&O contracts but still managed to end higher.

The GST Council’s decision to simplify the tax regime into two slabs, 5% and 18%, is likely to bring down rates on essential goods while maintaining higher taxes on luxury and sin products.

Amid this, the BSE Sensex surged 888.96 points (1.03%) to hit an intraday peak of 81,456.67, before settling 150.30 points (0.19%) higher at 80,718.01. Similarly, the Nifty50 climbed 265.7 points (1.07%) to touch an intraday high of 24,980.75, but closed just 19.25 points (0.08%) up at 24,734.30.

Top Gainers of the Day

• M&M gained 5.90%, with the stock closing at ₹3,480.00 after hitting a high of ₹3,550.00.
• Bajaj Finance rose 4.10%, ending at ₹933.05, supported by strong trading volumes of over 2.17 crore shares.
• Apollo Hospitals saw a 2% rise, closing at ₹7,891.00 after touching a high of ₹7,918.50.
• Bajaj Finserv added 1.88%, settling at ₹2,003.00 with volumes of over 24.58 lakh shares.
• Nestle India gained 1.39%, finishing at ₹1,211.40 with a significant turnover of ₹40,861.32 lakh.

Top Losers of the Day

• HDFC Life (HDFCLIFE) fell 2.82%, closing at ₹754.55 with over 1 crore shares traded worth ₹77,727.38 lakhs.
• Tata Consumer (TATACONSUM) declined 2.75%, ending at ₹1,074.00 on a volume of 24.07 lakh shares.
• IndusInd Bank (INDUSINDBK) dropped 1.71%, settling at ₹755.00 with 14 lakh shares traded.
• Maruti Suzuki (MARUTI) slipped 1.65%, closing at ₹14,680.00; trade value stood at ₹1,16,485.03 lakhs.
• Wipro (WIPRO) was down 1.65%, finishing at ₹245.45 with 50.19 lakh shares traded.

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Conclusion

Markets ended positively despite F&O expiry, with consumption-led stocks driving gains. GST reforms are expected to boost investor sentiment in the coming sessions.

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