The markets are stable in afternoon trade, with the Nifty cruising past the 26,150 levels, extending the morning bounce. The Sensex too is up nearly 400 points, well above 85,500 marl. However, that hardly brings out the big action in many individual stocks. Here are the top movers and shakers at this hour:
Groww
After its gravity-defying surge last week, the share price of Groww parent Billionbrains Garage Ventures snapped sharply lower in the midday session. The stock fell for the second straight day, down nearly 9% after the 10% fall yesterday. The market cap of the newly listed entity has now fallen below the Rs 1 lakh crore mark.
PhyscsWallah
Share price of PhysicsWallah continued to fall for the second straight session, dropping more than 10 percent during the midday session. The decline was driven largely by investors booking profits after recent gains.
The stock’s 52-week range sits between a high of Rs 161.99 on 18 November 2025 and a low of Rs 121.22 on 20 November 2025. PhysicsWallah has been actively traded on both NSE and BSE since its listing on 18 November 2025. The company holds a market value of Rs 34,936.86 crore, with a free-float market cap of Rs 4,779.27 crore.
Reliance Power, Reliance Infrastructure
Anil Ambani Group stock sare in focus. The Reliance Power and Reliance Infra share price are both down significant. In the latest from the Enfiorcement Directorate, the ED has attached fresh assets worth more than Rs 1,400 crore as part of a money laundering probe related to Reliance Group chairman Anil Ambani and his companies, as per the latest PTI report. .
Radico Khaitan
Radico Khaitan share price was one of the day’s star performers, surging 11.22% on the NSE and nearly 14.45% on BSE. Volumes surged past 14.80 lakh shares, compared with the usual 2.24 lakh, and the price action didn’t look like your ordinary momentum day it read more like traders chasing a stock they suddenly didn’t want to miss.
With this rally, Radico delivered its strongest single-day showing in more than a year on the NSE and its best day in over five years on the BSE.
Adani Enterprises / Jaiprakash Power Ventures
Alongside the nealy 2% suge in Adani Enterprises, Jaiprakash Power Ventures share price surged 12.2% to Rs 22.8, catching the spillover effect from the CoC’s approval of Adani’s resolution plan for JAL. Because JAL holds a 24% stake in JP Power, traders treated the development as a potential structural shift for the broader JP Group entities. These cross-connections have always made the group volatile, and today was no exception.
Epack Prefab Technologies
The share price of Epack Prefab Technologies was another bright spot, rising 9.68% to Rs 338.20 before easing to Rs 325.70, still comfortably higher by 5.63%. The trigger was the company’s MoU with MASCOT South Asia, tied to capacity expansion in Gujarat.
Mahindra Holidays & Resorts
Mahindra Holidays share price climbed 6.96% to Rs 345.9, marking its strongest intraday rise in weeks. Its entry into the “leisure hospitality” segment through its subsidiary, Mahindra Hotels and Residences India, captured investor attention. For a company that has been searching for fresher revenue streams, this move looked like a meaningful pivot. The stock last traded around Rs 339.7, still up 5%, with unusually heavy volumes.
Fujiyama Power Systems
Fujiyama Power Systems share price saw a weak debut and is down nearly 3% after listing at a discount. The stock listed at Rs 220 on the NSE, a 3.51% discount to the issue price of Rs 228, and opened at Rs 218.40 on the BSE, down 4.1%. A lot of 65 shares now sits at Rs 14,300, which means retail investors started day one in the red.
Samman Capital- Put Samman statement also
The share price of Samman Capital (formerly Indiabulls Housing Finance) remained under pressure, but soon started to show signs of recovery, trading slightly in green at Rs 160. The stock has tumbled 17% in two sessions after the Supreme Court criticised SEBI, the CBI and the MCA for what it termed a passive stance in their probe of allegations against the old Indiabulls Housing structure.
“There are no open investigations pertaining to the allegations in the PIL against SCL with any investigative agencies such as CBI, ED, EOW or any regulatory/ statutory bodies viz RBI, NHB, SEBI, MCA, SFIO etc,” the company announced in a media statement.
It further added, “The thrust of the case now is solely against the erstwhile promoter, and quid pro quo, if any, between the five borrower groups and the erstwhile promoter in the matter of loans granted to them when Mr. Gehlaut was the promoter and Executive Chairman of the Company”
The company explained, “Noting that no wrongdoings have been found against SCL in any of the affidavits filed by various regulatory and statutory bodies, during the course of today’s hearing, the Hon’ble Supreme Court made it abundantly clear that it has made no negative observations against Sammaan Capital’s conduct, specifically clarifying that ‘we have not expressed any opinion against Sammaan Capital Limited’.”
NBCC
Finally, NBCC share price gained 2.96% to Rs 116.35, supported by two sizeable updates. The first was a Rs 2,966.1 crore project management consultancy order from the Nagpur Metropolitan Region Development Authority (NMRDA). The second was the sale of 609 residential units in Noida via e-auction, generating Rs 1,069.43 crore, out of which NBCC earns a 1% marketing fee. Together, the developments reinforced NBCC’s deal-flow visibility, and the stock reacted exactly as one would expect.