Missed this week’s market action? Discover Indian stock gainers and losers and find out which stocks made waves and which slipped on the NSE/BSE.
Indian Stock Market Overview
By the end of the week, the Indian stock market continued to face downward pressure. the SENSEX and NIFTY50 closed lower for the third consecutive session, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
The BSE Sensex declined by 689.81 points (0.83%) to settle at 82,500.47, while the NSE Nifty50 dropped 205.40 points(0.81%) to end at 25,149.85. This decline was driven by a mix of disappointing quarterly results from major IT companies, renewed concerns over global trade, and selling pressure in the auto and energy sectors.
Investor activity also reflected this cautious stance. In the table below, we can see that Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) were net buyers, investing ₹3,558.63 crores into the market. In contrast, Foreign Institutional Investors (FII/FPI) pulled out ₹5,104.22 crores, making them net sellers for the week.
| Category | Date | Buy Value (₹ Cr) | Sell Value (₹ Cr) | Net Value (₹ Cr) |
| DII | 11-Jul-2025 | 15,728.51 | 12,169.88 | 3,558.63 |
| FII/FPI | 11-Jul-2025 | 11,998.56 | 17,102.78 | -5,104.22 |
Source: https://www.nseindia.com/reports/fii-dii
Top Gainers of the Week
As per the latest NSE/BSE data, several stocks delivered impressive weekly performance, emerging among the top performing stocks this week in India. Here’s a look at the top five gainers that caught investor attention:
- Soma Textiles & Industries Limited
Among the top gainers, this textile player delivered a remarkable rally. It opened at ₹64.66 and closed at the same price, registering a stunning 19.99% jump from its previous close of ₹53.89. With 10,51,594 shares traded and a total turnover of ₹673.02 Lakhs, the stock reflected strong bullish sentiment throughout the week.
- Tarmat Limited
Tarmat Limited also posted a substantial gain, reflecting strong buying momentum. It opened at ₹54.29 and rose to an LTP of ₹62.20, reflecting a 15.19% increase from its prior close of ₹54.26. Heavy trading activity was observed, with over 13 lakh shares exchanged and a value turnover of ₹789.49 Lakhs.
- Glenmarke Pharmaceuticals Limited
The pharma space saw renewed action, with this stock leading from the front. From an opening price of ₹2,094.40, it climbed to ₹2,175.90 by the week’s close, a healthy 14.28% gain from the prior close of ₹1,904.00. Massive trading volume of 1,56,80,321 shares and a value of ₹3,42,709.10 Lakhs underlined heightened investor interest.
- Salona Cotspin Limited
Making its mark on the weekly gainers’ list, Salona Cotspin delivered a solid upside. It opened at ₹247.60 and ended at ₹283.00 representing a 13.98% gain over the previous close of ₹248.30. The volume came in at 2,69,989 shares, amounting to a value of ₹784.59 Lakhs.
- Enviro Infra Engineers Limited
Another strong contender this week, Enviro Infra Engineers delivered a double-digit return of 12.57%. From a previous close of ₹245.20, the stock rose to an LTP of ₹276.02. It recorded a massive trading volume of 8,19,57,308 shares, amounting to ₹2,24,358.13 Lakhs in traded value, highlighting exceptional investor participation.
Top Losers of the Week
While several stocks surged, a few lagged behind on the NSE/BSE charts this week. Below are the stocks with the weakest weekly performance, reflecting bearish pressure and investor caution.
- Mirae Asset NIFTY India Internet ETF
This ETF was among the top losers of the week. It opened at ₹15.22 and saw its Last Traded Price (LTP) drop to ₹13.37, representing a sharp decrease of 12.16% from its previous close of ₹15.22. The trading volume stood at 8,70,000 units, with a value of ₹117.00 lakhs, indicating significant selling activity.
- Parsvnath Developers Limited
Facing the brunt of weak market sentiment, Parsvnath Developers saw the most major drop among major stocks. It began the week at ₹26.50 and fell to ₹23.94, recording a 10.00% slide from its previous close of ₹26.60. The counter witnessed 55,10,069 shares traded, totaling ₹1,364.29 Lakhs in value.
- Jindal World Limited
Also under pressure, the stock fell 7.98% over the week. Opening at ₹46.75, it closed at ₹43.05 compared to its previous close of ₹46.62. The trading volume was notably high at 89,97,748 shares, generating a value of ₹3,958.11 Lakhs.
- DCM Limited
A sharp drop in stock price pulled DCM into the losers’ list this week. From an opening of ₹130.00, the stock slipped to ₹116.68, a 7.91% decline from its previous close of ₹126.70. Trading volumes reached 10,34,352 shares, and the value amounted to ₹1,309.70 Lakhs, reflecting continued downward pressure.
- Peninsula Land Limited
Another notable weekly loser. The stock opened at ₹43.39 and ended the week at ₹40.00, marking a 7.66% loss from its prior close of ₹43.32. Total shares traded stood at 28,84,283, with a value of ₹1,221.21 Lakhs, signaling continued bearish sentiment in the real estate segment.
Conclusion
This week’s Indian stock gainers and losers reflect a market split between strong rallies and sharp declines. Staying updated with weekly performance is key to spotting trends early. For smarter moves, tap into an expert trading platform for real-time insights and sharper decisions. With earnings season in full swing and global cues impacting sentiment, having the right tools can help you act swiftly and stay ahead of market shifts.
