Top 10 NSE Gainers & Losers Today – Stock Market Report 11-Feb-2026

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Quick Market Summary – 11-Feb-2026

Category Details
Top Gainer of the Day MANINDS (15.31%)
Top Loser of the Day SGIL (-15.53%)
Highest Turnover in Top Gainers MANINDS (828.35 Crores)
Highest Delivery % in Losers DEVIT (62.70%)

Top 10 Gainers on NSE – 11-Feb-2026

The trading session on 11 Feb 2026 was mostly range, bound with the Nifty barely able to hold on to the early strength while some stocks linked to domestic demand and manufacturing themes still saw selective buying.

Housing and real estate, related ASHIANA was one of the major movers as investors reacted to the stable demand visibility of mid, income residential projects. Metal and alloy player MANINDS also rose up on the hopes of steady industrial demand and firm input pricing. MADHAV and SUMIT became the favorite picks of traders as the latter were looking at companies which the infrastructure, linked consumption would benefit. Auto and supply, chain services firm TVSSCS rose on the back of the sentiments on improving logistics efficiency and OEM activity. Paper manufacturer JKPAPER increased as the demand for packaging and printing trends has been supportive. Specialty and lifestyle names such as MUKTAARTS, GULPOLY, and SMLT witnessed volume, driven buying as the investors thus, expressed their interest in niche manufacturing plays. ARIS continued the uptrend as construction material stocks were supported by the steady project execution outlook. Today’s gainers overall were more reflective of calm accumulation rather than aggressive speculation, which was supported by a stable broader market.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
MANINDS 434.95 +15.31% 1,93,55,039
MADHAV 43.05 +15.23% 1,43,169
ASHIANA 344.05 +13.98% 81,26,465
TVSSCS 122.67 +13.73% 4,80,22,499
MUKTAARTS 67.18 +12.93% 1,40,872
SMLT 89.84 +12.75% 2,98,275
GULPOLY 163.7 +12.56% 21,90,934
JKPAPER 367.35 +10.88% 20,92,279
ARIS 100.7 +10.26% 50,73,040
SUMIT 55.07 +10.18% 6,59,635

Top 10 Losers on NSE – 11-Feb-2026

The stocks on the losing side of the market were mostly the ones that had seen strong moves in recent sessions or where near, term growth visibility remains uncertain. SGIL was the biggest decliner after the traders decided to book profits following the recent strength they had. This indicated that the stock was getting somewhat overbought at higher levels. STALLION, a logistics and transport, related stock, fell as the freight, linked stocks continued to be sensitive to volume fluctuations. Investors sold off dental healthcare LAXMIDENTL and specialty firm DEVIT after trimming their exposure to smaller healthcare names. Telecom and fiber solutions provider, STLTECH, decreased as the global tech and telecom equipment space witnessed mixed sentiments. Retail, focused SAFARI went down as discretionary stocks remained volatile in a consolidating market. Glass manufacturer HLEGLAS and mobility platform ECOSMOBLTY saw very little buying interest, which resulted in them going down further. Textile exporter LOYALTEX too went down as export, oriented stocks faced margin concerns. The selling today seemed to be very deliberate and stock, specific rather than being broad, based.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
SGIL 458.65 -15.53% 2,44,165
STALLION 167.42 -10.89% 21,08,589
LAXMIDENTL 205.87 -9.16% 5,67,067
SDBL 87.39 -9.05% 26,56,797
DEVIT 29.8 -8.92% 3,48,407
STLTECH 143.7 -8.75% 3,15,38,907
SAFARI 1974.3 -7.92% 2,26,361
HLEGLAS 362.85 -7.74% 8,16,171
ECOSMOBLTY 194.52 -7.73% 6,68,802
LOYALTEX 260.71 -7.11% 11,599

Conclusion

The specific case of the market on 11 Feb 2026 is consistent with consolidation. For example, Nifty was opened strong but closed a little bit lower after the market failed to stay above the resistance levels. In fact, these types of sessions usually mean that one has to be very selective in choosing stocks only and there is not much scope for aggressive index, based positioning.

At a deeper level, the strength in the housing, metals, and manufacturing sectors indicated that investors still want to be a part of the capital deployment where the demand is very clear. There was, on the other hand, profit booking in the logistics, retail, and technology, linked sectors which showed that the investors are not very sure about the situation.

Such a situation indicates that the market may have just been taking a break after its good run of gains rather than starting a downtrend. From the standpoint of traders, the current scenario in the market is such that it pays off if one is patient, stays focused on volume patterns, and zeroes in on sectors that are relatively strong.

So far as the index is concerned, it is still not giving a clear directional breakout. Therefore, the opportunities will most probably continue to be stock, specific, with the reasons for the change of the prices and the market turn being mainly related to the individual stocks’ fundamentals and the investors’ positioning rather than the general market momentum.

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?

MANINDS was the top gainer today with 15.31%.

Which stock fell the most today?

SGIL was the top loser today with -15.53%.

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