It’s a relatively quiet Monday for benchmark indices but the broader end of the stock market is up and about with smart buzzers. The small and midcaps have been outperforming, with the Nifty Midcap 100, BSE Midcap and BSE 500 trading in the green.
Here is a look at the top buzzers at this hour
Ola Electric jumps 17%
The Ola Electric shares have jumped 17% intra-day as the markets celebrated the significant improvement in the company’s EBITDA performance. The electric two-wheeler maker has reported Q1FY26 auto EBITDA at (-)11.6% compared to Q4FY25 EBITDA coming in at (-)90.6%. This was primarily on the basis of higher profitability in the auto segment and cost optimisation initiatives taken by the company.
Max Healthcare up 3%
The other big mover on Nifty Midcap is Max Healthcare. The share price of Max Healthcare is up 3%. According to the latest report the international brokerage firm, Jefferies, “hospital shares are likely to do well but should have some impact on international revenue due to geopolitics.” They expect overall hospital performance to remain robust with “all of our multi-speciality covered names likely to clock 15%+ EBITDA growth YoY.” They expect volumes to be a “key growth driver for Max and Medanta.” However, Jefferies doesn’t rule out some headwinds in international payor groups because of geopolitical tension between India and neighbouring countries.
Vodafone Idea: Up 6% on Nifty Midcap 100
The share price of vodafone idea jumped over 6% in today’s trade, opening at Rs 7.17 and touching an intraday high of Rs 7.68. With this move, the stock emerged as one of the top gainers on the Nifty Midcap 150 index. The company currently holds a market capitalisation of Rs 82,560 crore. Its 52-week range shows a high of Rs 17.67 and a low of Rs 6.29. In the last five days, the company’s share price has surged nearly 5%, though it remains down by 4% so far in 2025.
Garden Reach Shipyard slides 4%
The defence shipyard stocks are under pressure lately. The Garden Reach share price is down 4% and among the key losers on BSE 500. The company, which primarily makes warships, has run up nearly 63% so far in 2025. This has led to some investor concerns, with many raising valuation worries. As per several brokerages reports, the primary shipbuilder for the Indian Navy and Coast Guard appears rich at current levels. According to experts, growth is likely to peak in FY27, and the stock has outperformed the Nifty by 90% in the past three months.
Cochin Shipyard
Another shipyard stock, Cochin Shipyard is down 3% and among the key losers on the Nifty Midcap 100 and BSE 500. The share price of Cochin Shipyard has rallied almost 23% in 2025 so far and as per most market observers, leaves little room for upside in the near-term.