Top Gainers & Losers, August 31, 2026 at 11:00 AM IST: Coal India and Bharti Airtel Lead Gainers, Adani Enterprises Tops Losers

Mumbai, August 31 – The Indian stock market witnessed mixed movement in morning trade on Monday, with selective buying visible in coal, telecom, banking and automobile stocks, while several major metal, financial and infrastructure counters remained under pressure. At 11:00 AM IST, Coal India Ltd and Bharti Airtel Ltd led the gainers with a 0.61% rise each. HDFC Bank Ltd, Bajaj Auto Ltd and Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd also remained in positive territory. Meanwhile, Adani Enterprises Ltd recorded the sharpest decline among the stocks in the provided market snapshot.

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Market Activity

Coal India Ltd and Bharti Airtel Ltd led the gainers, with both stocks rising 0.61% during the morning session. HDFC Bank Ltd followed with a 0.59% gain and recorded the highest trading volume among the top five gainers, with more than 3.28 crore shares changing hands. On the losing side, Adani Enterprises Ltd fell 2.88%, while Hindalco Industries Ltd and Tata Steel Ltd declined 2.53% and 2.40%, respectively. Bajaj Finance Ltd and Infosys Ltd also remained under pressure.

Why Top Gainers & Losers List Matters

The Top Gainers and Losers list gives investors a quick view of stocks experiencing notable price movements during a trading session. Comparing the percentage change with trading volume can help provide a better understanding of the level of market participation behind a move. The list also highlights stocks attracting buying or selling interest at a particular point in the day. However, short-term price movements should be considered alongside company-specific developments and broader market conditions.

Conclusion

At 11:00 AM IST on August 31, 2026, Coal India Ltd and Bharti Airtel Ltd emerged as the strongest gainers in the provided market snapshot, followed by HDFC Bank Ltd and Bajaj Auto Ltd. Adani Enterprises Ltd was the biggest loser, while Hindalco Industries Ltd and Tata Steel Ltd also traded sharply lower. HDFC Bank Ltd recorded the highest trading volume among the top five gainers, while Tata Steel Ltd saw more than 1.08 crore shares changing hands among the highlighted losers. The market snapshot reflected selective buying alongside selling pressure in several major counters.

Source:

• https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/top-gainers-losers