Top Gainers and Losers on July 29, 2025: Bosch, Varun Beverages Lead Gains; Dabur Among Top Losers

India’s benchmark indices ended in positive territory on July 29, 2025, supported by buying in auto, power, and FMCG stocks. The BSE Sensex climbed 446.93 points to close at 81,337.95, while the NSE Nifty 50 advanced 140.20 points to 24,821.10.

Strong performance from select large-cap stocks such as Bosch Ltd and Varun Beverages helped lift sentiment, even as the broader market saw mild consolidation.

Top Gainers of the Day

1. Bosch Ltd

Bosch Ltd surged 6.27% to close at ₹40,090.00, with 89,116 shares traded and a turnover of ₹34,931.07 lakh. The stock hit an intraday high of ₹40,120.00.

2. Varun Beverages

VBL gained 5.58%, ending at ₹513.90 after touching a high of ₹514.80. Over 2.43 crore shares changed hands, amounting to ₹1,21,619.95 lakh in value.

3. Torrent Pharmaceuticals

Torrent Pharma rose 4.31% to ₹3,779.20. Total volume stood at 16.77 lakh shares, generating a value of ₹62,745.20 lakh.

4. Adani Power

Adani Power advanced 3.73%, settling at ₹591.95. The stock recorded a turnover of ₹30,157.23 lakh on 51.6 lakh shares.

5. Lodha

Lodha gained 3.72%, closing at ₹1,248.00. Volume stood at 41.4 lakh shares with a total value of ₹51,412.08 lakh.

Top Losers of the Day

1. Dabur India Ltd

Dabur declined 0.67% to ₹518.50. The stock saw a volume of 26.46 lakh shares, with a total turnover of ₹13,726.86 lakh.

2. Shree Cement

Shree Cement slipped 0.60% to ₹30,510.00. Around 20,699 shares were traded, generating ₹6,297.45 lakh in turnover.

3. Cholamandalam Investment

CHOLAFIN ended 0.38% lower at ₹1,484.70, with a traded value of ₹19,121.27 lakh across 12.88 lakh shares.

4. Canara Bank

Canara Bank fell 0.28% to ₹110.10. It witnessed heavy trading volume of over 3.2 crore shares, with turnover of ₹35,298.95 lakh.

5. Godrej Consumer Products

Godrej Consumer edged down 0.16% to ₹1,213.00. The stock traded 7.89 lakh shares, worth ₹9,558.76 lakh.

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Conclusion

Indian equities ended higher on July 29, 2025, with gains led by auto and FMCG majors. While a few names saw mild profit booking, overall sentiment remained positive amid healthy trading volumes.

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