Gainers & Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on June 25

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Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex extended gains for a second session in a row after investors cheered the Israe-Iran ceasefire, bringing much-needed stability on the geopolitical front. All sectors closed the session in the green, while India VIX eased 5 percent, signalling cooling volatility. The Mid and Smallcap indices extended gains for a fourth session on June 25. At close, xx Titan Company | CMP Rs 3,655 | Titan Company shares topped the Nifty index with a gain of over 3 percent. This comes after Macquarie reaffirmed its positive outlook, believing that a healthy recovery in demand will aid growth in jewellery sales in the current quarter of FY26. IHCL | CMP Rs 782 | Shares rose 2 percent after JPMorgan initiated coverage on the stock with an overweight rating on strong growth prospects. It believes Indian Hotels could achieve its FY30 targets ahead of schedule. The company’s Return on Capital Employed is projected to cross 19 percent by FY28, supported by a rising share of capital-light business and a significant jump in managed hotel keys. Reliance Industries | CMP Rs 1,48 | The stock price rose over a percent after Citi maintained its ‘buy’ rating on RIL, raising its target price to Rs 1,690 per share, citing strong growth potential in Jio, driven by structural levers beyond the anticipated tariff hikes. The brokerage pencilled in a three-year consolidated EBITDA CAGR of 16 percent for Jio, assigning the business an enterprise value of $135 billion. Hyundai Motor India | CMP Rs 2,121 | Shares jumped over 3 percent on Wednesday, extending gains for a second straight session after two brokerages issued bullish views on the auto giant. The recent rally comes after the stock closed above its IPO price of Rs 1,960 for the first time on Friday, June 20. The stock’s current level marks a nine percent premium to the issue price of what was India’s largest IPO ever. Dixon Tech | CMP Rs 14,125 | Shares faced selling pressure on June 25 after Phillip Capital slashed its target price for the EMS stock. Phillip Capital maintained its sell rating on the EMS stock by trimming its price target to Rs 9,085 from Rs 11,077, which implies up to 36 percent downside for the multi-bagger stock. The broking firm said the company's domestic business was facing increasing competition. Defence stocks | Shares dipped up to 4 percent and recorded strong losses on June 25, ...

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