Eicher Motors Leads Nifty 50 Gainers; Banks, Auto, and Infrastructure Stocks Drive Monday Rally

Mumbai, May 25: Eicher Motors led the Nifty 50 gainers chart on Monday, surging 6.45% on the back of strong Q4 FY26 earnings even as the broader market rallied sharply on optimism surrounding US-Iran peace talks and warm diplomatic signals between Washington and New Delhi. Adani Enterprises, Bajaj Finance, L&T, HDFC Bank, and TMPV also featured among the top index movers, rising between 2.69% and 4.77% as institutional money flooded into auto, financial services, infrastructure and conglomerate stocks on one of the strongest opening sessions in recent weeks.

Eicher Motors: Top Gainer

Eicher Motors (NSE: EICHERMOT) topped the Nifty 50 gainers chart on Monday, surging 6.45% to an LTP of ₹7,432 from its previous close of ₹6,981.50. The stock opened at ₹7,237, scaled a session high of ₹7,432 matching the LTP and held a low of ₹7,215, reflecting a powerful and sustained advance with no meaningful intraday pullback. Over 13.54 lakh shares worth approximately ₹996.95 crore changed hands, making it one of the most actively traded names among the day’s top gainers. The Royal Enfield parent’s climb was driven by its Q4 FY26 earnings beat, with net profit rising 12% year-on-year to ₹1,520 crore and the board declaring a dividend of ₹82 per share, reinforcing investor confidence in the company’s premium motorcycle franchise.

Adani Enterprises

Adani Enterprises (NSE: ADANIENT) was the second-biggest Nifty 50 gainer on Monday, rising 4.77% to an LTP of ₹2,847 from its previous close of ₹2,717.30. The stock opened at ₹2,739.80, touched a session high of ₹2,858.80, and held a low of ₹2,739.30, with over 32.78 lakh shares worth approximately ₹923.21 crore traded. The flagship Adani Group company’s strong showing reflected renewed investor appetite for conglomerate-infrastructure names as easing crude oil prices on US-Iran deal optimism and improving domestic capex sentiment drove broad-based buying in the infrastructure and energy space.

Bajaj Finance

Bajaj Finance (NSE: BAJFINANCE) gained 2.99% to an LTP of ₹943.95 from its previous close of ₹916.55, opening at ₹926.10 and touching a session high of ₹944 with a low of ₹924.45. Over 70.66 lakh shares worth approximately ₹661.55 crore were traded as the non-banking financial major attracted strong buying interest. Bajaj Finance’s advance reflected the broader rally in financial services stocks, with the NBFC sector benefiting from improving credit demand visibility and the RBI’s accommodative stance helping underpin near-term growth expectations.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV)

TMPV (Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (NSE: TMPV) advanced 2.86% to an LTP of ₹373.75 from its previous close of ₹363.35, opening at ₹366.15 and scaling a high of ₹374.30 with a low of ₹366.15. Over 1.04 crore shares worth approximately ₹385.19 crore were traded, making it one of the higher-volume movers among the session’s top gainers. The stock’s advance was consistent with the broad-based rally in the auto and mobility space, as easing fuel cost pressures and improving consumer sentiment supported buying across the sector through Monday’s session.

Larsen & Toubro

Larsen & Toubro (NSE: LT) rose 2.76% to an LTP of ₹4,035 from its previous close of ₹3,926.60, opening at ₹3,970 and touching a session high of ₹4,038.40 with a low of ₹3,961.50. Over 20.99 lakh shares worth approximately ₹843.95 crore were traded as India’s largest engineering and infrastructure conglomerate attracted strong institutional support. L&T’s advance underscored improving sentiment around domestic capital expenditure, with government infrastructure spending remaining robust and the company’s diversified order book providing earnings visibility.

HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank (NSE: HDFCBANK) rounded out the top six Nifty 50 gainers, rising 2.69% to an LTP of ₹787.45 from its previous close of ₹766.80, opening at ₹776 and touching a session high of ₹787.85 with a low of ₹775.20. Over 2.60 crore shares worth approximately ₹2,041.43 crore changed hands the highest traded value by far among the day’s top gainers reflecting the depth of institutional participation in India’s largest private sector lender. HDFC Bank’s strong showing was part of a broader rally in private banking stocks, as improved macro visibility, easing crude prices, and the RBI’s supportive monetary stance combined to drive renewed confidence in the financial sector’s earnings outlook.

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