Top 10 NSE Gainers & Losers Today – Stock Market Report 23-Jan-2026

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Quick Market Summary – 23-Jan-2026

Category Details
Top Gainer of the Day DBOL (20.00%)
Top Loser of the Day ADANIGREEN (-14.54%)
Highest Turnover in Top Gainers AWHCL (558.56 Crores)
Highest Delivery % in Losers SPENCERS (73.92%)

Top 10 Gainers on NSE – 23-Jan-2026

The market on 23 Jan 2026 witnessed early optimism which was quickly erased when the Nifty could not sustain above the opening levels, however, selective buying still took place in some smallcap and defensive pockets. Stocks such as DBOL and ANTELOPUS climbed greatly as market participants concentrated on low, float names that were showing strong volume bursts, which are generally the preferred choice when the overall sentiment is cautious. Logistics and warehousing company AWHCL was up on the hopes of stable freight demand, whereas industrial supplier EKC got support from the interest in capital goods servicing companies. Investment, oriented JPOLYINVST and CONSOFINVT drew value seekers to them as buying from the value emerged in the fallen holding companies. Precious metal, related shares ESILVER and SILVER360 bounced back as traders went back to buying silver after yesterdays sharp correction, which was helped by the firm global cues. Engineering and manufacturing service company UMIYA, MRO was up on the expectations of constant industrial maintenance demand. Textile exporter KITEX also witnessed buying as a stable currency situation supported the export sentiment.

In general, the day’s gainers were more of a tactical positioning kind than a broad confidence indication, as traders favored stocks that were capable of moving independently of the index pressure.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
DBOL 95.76 +20.00% 14,73,992
ANTELOPUS 505 +14.72% 36,72,364
AWHCL 570.75 +13.79% 98,79,877
EKC 114.53 +13.25% 4,50,85,478
JPOLYINVST 994.2 +10.66% 1,98,871
ESILVER 312.87 +9.04% 5,26,926
CONSOFINVT 167.16 +8.96% 99,033
UMIYA-MRO 79.4 +8.93% 41,308
SILVER360 307.17 +8.59% 3,38,696
KITEX 163.68 +8.33% 78,61,785

Top 10 Losers on NSE – 23-Jan-2026

Most of the losers were those stocks whose price movements tend to be strongly influenced by changes in policy expectations, capital spending, and global risk sentiment. ADANIGREEN and ADANIENSOL, which are renewable and energy players, fell drastically as investors reacted to valuation concerns and a cautious outlook on funding costs. Infrastructure, linked HGINFRA and EPACKPEB dropped as project, related stocks were aggressively trimmed once the index started sliding. The sale of ADANIENT also went on as the broad group sold off, which thus reflected risk reduction rather than company, specific news. Technology services firm SYSTMTXC experienced a correction on deal flow visibility concerns, whereas selling travel, tech stock IXIGO came under pressure as discretionary spending stocks were delved into. Retail chain SPENCERS was weakened on concerns over profitability and cash flow which have been there constantly. Power equipment supplier QPOWER declined as demand visibility was still uncertain under current market conditions. Besides, smaller counters such as ALLTIME also got all the exits because of low liquidity when sentiment turns negative. The selling today was fast and broad, driven mainly by fear of further downside.

Stock Close (₹) % Change Volume
ADANIGREEN 772.8 -14.54% 2,29,73,223
IXIGO 204.55 -13.27% 2,13,46,874
ADANIENSOL 812.7 -12.12% 76,23,697
HGINFRA 590.05 -11.00% 54,78,463
ADANIENT 1864.2 -10.65% 74,92,631
SYSTMTXC 81.95 -10.61% 4,53,292
ALLTIME 227.7 -10.37% 8,07,211
SPENCERS 31.48 -10.31% 2,44,788
QPOWER 598.05 -10.26% 13,90,581
EPACKPEB 184.1 -10.00% 29,41,375

Conclusion

The trading pattern on 23 Jan 2026 illustrated a typical failed breakout scenario. The Nifty opened close to the day’s high but gradually dropped and closed much lower, thus indicating that there was strong selling at higher levels. Such a price action normally compels traders to protect their capital rather than go after new entries. Although some smallcaps and silver, linked stocks were able to lure buyers, the overall participation was still quite weak. The steep decline in energy, infra, and consumption, related stocks indicates that investors are currently not ready to take aggressive bets unless they have stronger confirmation from the index. A market like this favours quick trades and strict stop, losses as opposed to positional holding. The Nifty will likely continue fluctuating and sectors may suddenly switch until it shows the ability to stay above intraday resistance zones. Short, term traders will probably go for momentum, based trades with tight risk control rather than relying on the overall market trend.

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?

DBOL was the top gainer today with 20.00%.

Which stock fell the most today?

ADANIGREEN was the top loser today with -14.54%.

Does this report provide stock recommendations?

No. This report only summarises market data and does not provide buy or sell recommendations.

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