Top 10 NSE Gainers & Losers Today – Stock Market Report 27-Jan-2026

NSE Top Gainers & Losers – Daily Reports

Quick Market Summary – 27-Jan-2026

Category Details
Top Gainer of the Day ANTELOPUS (18.79%)
Top Loser of the Day ONESOURCE (-19.62%)
Highest Turnover in Top Gainers KARURVYSYA (1619.39 Crores)
Highest Delivery % in Losers KREBSBIO (87.57%)

Top 10 Gainers on NSE – 27-Jan-2026

The market on 27 Jan 2026 reflected the restoration of the confidence level as the Nifty recovered from the initial downtrend and ended up at a higher level, thus, selective buying was seen in the sectors of financials, packaging and niche midcaps. ANTELOPUS again was the focus of strong buying as the bulls continued to bet on industrial supply companies related to infrastructure maintenance. The auto ancillary ASAL price rose on the back of steady OEM demand and a margin improvement scenario. Housing finance company HOMEFIRST price also rose as investors pinned their hopes for rate stability which in turn will lift lending stocks. APEX and AEGISVOPAK witnessed an upward movement after fresh inflows in logistics and packaging sectors, which generally witness a rise in performance when there is an upsurge in consumption activities. The banking stock KARURVYSYA price appreciated during the recovery phase of the market when the PSU and mid, sized banks were quietly gaining. As the retail sector regained the favour of investors after the sell, off, the LANDMARK price rebounded. The digital and fintech, oriented FAZE3Q was up on the back of the expanding business in analytics and lending technology. Due to the continuous momentum buying, DBOL held its ground, and HDFCSILVER moved up as the demand for precious metals kept persisting despite the improving equity sentiment.

In general, todays top performers were the domestic growth and financial themes that reflected the return of the folks confidence.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
ANTELOPUS 599.9 +18.79% 57,97,300
ASAL 465.85 +14.73% 84,528
HOMEFIRST 1251.7 +12.48% 78,33,187
APEX 294.45 +11.89% 75,99,701
DBOL 105.56 +10.23% 19,18,972
KARURVYSYA 292.55 +10.19% 5,56,30,641
HDFCSILVER 322.65 +9.72% 2,35,06,500
LANDMARK 383.35 +9.70% 7,69,959
FAZE3Q 393 +9.56% 2,38,636
AEGISVOPAK 220.37 +9.52% 88,02,716

Top 10 Losers on NSE – 27-Jan-2026

Several stocks came under heavy selling pressure even though the market index finished on a positive note, as traders liquidated positions where the latest optimism had faded. ONESOURCE and IFBIND plummeted as weak order visibility and rising cost worries caused them to be aggressively sold for profits. Financial stock SBFC lost further ground as NBFC counters continued to be vulnerable to valuation and funding cost talk. IT services company INFOBEAN reversed some of its recent gains and its stock price displayed caution towards smaller tech firms in the wake of mixed global cues. Pharma research firm SYNGENE was off the mark as a result of sales by doubtful investors ahead of the earnings results. Supply of infrastructure materials JKIPL and biotech player KREBSBIO witnessed limited buying interest, thus, their prices continued to fall. Despite an improving travel demand outlook, traders cut their discretionary exposures after the hospitality stocks BYKE and ADVANIHOTR went down. Market participants preferred operational businesses rather than holding companies which prompted THEINVEST, an investment vehicle, to lose some of its value. Today’s sell, off was very idiosyncratic and even though the index rebounded, the lack of trust was seen in the unevenness of sector performances.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
ONESOURCE 1151.3 -19.62% 29,44,215
IFBIND 1094.7 -18.98% 8,51,135
SBFC 89.97 -11.67% 3,40,59,915
INFOBEAN 739.55 -10.17% 5,61,015
SYNGENE 489.7 -9.95% 63,09,793
JKIPL 66.85 -9.71% 4,85,656
KREBSBIO 56.93 -9.20% 13,283
BYKE 46.62 -9.09% 1,62,234
ADVANIHOTR 56.75 -8.67% 2,35,110
THEINVEST 99.5 -8.31% 1,89,884

Conclusion

The market was the main theme of the trading session on 27 Jan 2026. The market is gradually gaining back confidence after the recent volatility. Buyers were ready to purchase at the lower levels after the Nifty recovered from its intraday lows and closed on a positive note, mainly in banking, housing finance, and consumption, linked sectors. On the other hand, the large difference between gainers and losers made the market quite unpredictable.

Investors chose financials and packaging companies, while the IT, pharma, and hospitality sectors continued to lose ground due to their individual issues. This mixed response indicates that traders are still very careful, and instead of following the overall market movement, they are focusing on fundamentals such as a strong balance sheet and earnings visibility. Presently, a disciplined approach to stock picking will likely offer good returns rather than rallying along with the indices. Without stronger buying support across the board, volatility and sudden sector rotations are going to be the daily trading habits.

Disclaimer: This report is a neutral summary of stock market activity collected from publicly available exchange data. It is shared for general market awareness and educational reference only. Stock prices and market conditions can change rapidly and may not remain the same at a later time. Readers are encouraged to understand risks and use their own judgment while acting on any market information. Always do thorough research or seek qualified guidance that suits your personal financial situation before making decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which stock gained the most today?

ANTELOPUS was the top gainer today with 18.79%.

Which stock fell the most today?

ONESOURCE was the top loser today with -19.62%.

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