The markets are weak in Monday trade. The Nifty is down over 90 points at around 25,200, while the Sensex dropped roughly 320 points, moving toward the 82,000 mark.
That apart, there are some other key buzzers in today’s session as well. Here are top movers and shakers at this hour:
BLS International
The share price of BLS International Services tumbled sharply, crashing to a 52-week low of Rs 276.95 on October 13, 2025. The fall came right after the Ministry of External Affairs restricting the company from bidding for new Indian Mission tenders for two years. That restriction hit investor sentiment hard.
The stock was down nearly 12%, trading at Rs 276.95, pulling its market capitalisation to Rs 12,218 crore on the NSE. The counter had already been showing signs of weakness last week, but today’s slide confirmed what investors feared regulatory uncertainty has returned to haunt the stock.
YES Bank
YES Bank continued its upward streak, gaining nearly 10% over the last three sessions to touch a fresh 52-week high. The optimism is largely tied to expectations around its upcoming quarterly results and renewed confidence following Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s recent stake acquisition. Yes Bank share price was trading in green up around 0.13%.
Reliance Power
Reliance Power fell 5.15% to Rs 46.08 as news broke over the weekend about the arrest of its Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer, followed by his resignation.
The development rattled investors, dragging the stock lower. Founded in 1995 and part of the Reliance ADA Group, the firm has long been seen as a high-risk, high-reward play in the small-cap power segment.
Tata Motors
Tata Motors saw its stock decline nearly 7% across the past seven sessions as the company prepared to execute its long-discussed demerger of passenger and commercial vehicle arms, effective October 1. The record date for the demerger is effective October 14.
The move, aimed at “unlocking value,” has instead unsettled short-term investors.. Analysts remain divided: while some expect a post-split rally, others warn that the recent volatility could linger until Jaguar Land Rover’s production normalizes.
Just Dial
Shares of Just Dial moved higher, up 2.55% at Rs 854.05 ahead of the company’s second-quarter results. The stock touched an intraday high of Rs 863.80 and a low of Rs 826.00.
The previous session saw a mild gain of 1.32%. For context, the stock has oscillated between a 52-week high of Rs 1,313.00 (October 2024) and a low of Rs 700.00 (April 2025).
Waaree Renewable Technologies
Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd. soared more than 12% after the company reported a doubling of its consolidated net profit in the September quarter. The small-cap stock hit an intraday high of Rs 1,287.70, up as much as 13.39% on the BSE.
CE Infosystems (MapmyIndia)
CE Infosystems, better known by its brand MapmyIndia, surged 10.7% on the BSE after Minister for Railways and Information & Broadcasting, Ashwini Vaishnaw, praised its navigation system publicly.
In an X post, Vaishnaw wrote, “Swadeshi ‘Mappls’ by MapmyIndia… Good features… must try!” accompanied by a video demonstration of the technology.
The stock was up nearly 6% at Rs 1,805, with an intraday high of Rs 1,885.7. The company’s market capitalisation stood at Rs 9,877 crore.