The domestic market continued to hold its footing on Tuesday, reflecting a cautious yet persistent recovery. The Nifty index rose about 69 points, hovering near the 25,100 mark, while the Sensex climbed roughly 260 points to edge close to 82,000. The undertone remains optimistic, though nobody’s calling it a smooth ride just yet.
Tata Investment Corporation
Tata Investment Corporation shares slipped another 5.5%, trading around Rs 9,402 apiece. That’s the third consecutive day of losses, and it follows a furious rally of nearly 78% in under a month. The recent run-up had carried the stock to a 52-week high of Rs 11,847 on October 3, largely riding on investor enthusiasm around the Tata Capital IPO.
Trent
The Trent share price plunged as much as 3% intra-day on slowing same store sales growth and the revenue for Q2 growing at a slower pace than last 5 quarter. Motilal Oswal highlighted that store additions typically pick up pace in the second half and all eyes would be on a further scale-up of Trent’s fashion footprint as store expansion remains its biggest growth driver amid weakening same store sales growth.
Nykaa
The share price Nykaa continued its rally for the second day and the stock hit a fresh 52-week high. This is after the company in its quarterly update indicated that “Nykaa’s Fashion vertical is expected to deliver NSV growth of higher mid-twenties, on the back of strong traction in core platform business.” The vertical’s net revenue growth is expected to improve to the low twenties from low to mid midteens in the last few quarters.This commentary from the management cheered investors.
Avalon Technologies
Avalon Technologies hit an all-time high of Rs 1,174.85 on October 7, 2025. The company has been riding a steady wave within the Other Electrical Equipment industry, and this surge 15.94% over the past three days is proof of its momentum.
Its stock has outperformed the Sensex by a notable 3.15% today, drawing traders’ attention with high volatility and strong volume. Over the past year, Avalon’s market performance gave a return of 107.33%, comfortably outpacing the benchmark index.
KIOCL
KIOCL’s story took a sharp turn today. After a rally across three sessions that pushed the stock up over 51% to a 52-week high of Rs 634.55 on October 6, it saw a correction. The stock hit the lower circuit, dropping 10% to Rs 564.85 apiece.
The company’s market capitalisation stood at Rs 34,429 crore, but its free-float market cap is barely Rs 330 crore.
Orient Tech
Orient Tech saw its winning streak broken after six straight sessions of gains. The stock fell over 8% to Rs 463 apiece, a sharp reversal for a counter that had gained nearly 33% in the past five days and 46% over the past month.