India’s broader markets saw mixed action on December 11, 2025, with chemical names under pressure while logistics, consumer electricals, and specialty manufacturing stocks showed resilience. Here are the key highlights:
Top Gainers
CSSL rises 5.00% to 107.15
The stock posted the session’s sharpest up-move, driven by renewed interest in small-cap IT and services-linked counters.
Antelopus surges 6.33% to 393.15
The footwear and lifestyle player delivered a strong breakout, marking one of its highest intraday gains this month.
Arihant Super gains 4.89% to 325.00
Solid buying emerged in mid-cap industrial and engineering names, with the counter showing steady accumulation.
ANSAL API up 1.19% to 3.41
Real-estate and infra-linked stocks benefited from positive sectoral sentiment.
Crompton Consumer edges up 0.72% to 251.70
Consumer electricals continued to attract buyers ahead of festive-season demand updates.
Confipet adds 0.60% to 33.35
Petrochemical-linked stocks maintained mild upward momentum.
Blue Dart inches up 0.20% to 5,400.00
The logistics major traded firm as the sector remained supported by strong cargo-volume trends.
Major Decliners
BASF falls 2.61% to 3,899.70
Chemical majors experienced selling pressure amid global feedstock price uncertainty.
Aman Plastics dips 1.77% to 173.15
Packaging materials stocks saw weakness due to raw-material price swings.
Chembond Fab slips 1.41% to 452.00
Specialty chemicals extended their corrective phase after multi-week gains.
Atmastco declines 1.38% to 153.50
Capital-goods counters were mixed, with profit-booking visible in select names.
Agarwal FT down 0.50% to 39.80
Small-cap financial and trading services names remained muted in low-volume trade.
Bhagyanagar Chem marginally lower at 228.55 (-0.18%)
Chemicals and processing names reflected sector-wide softness.
Bright Hotels eases 0.32% to 72.50
Hospitality stocks traded flat despite broader consumption optimism.
Market Pulse
The mid-cap tape stayed balanced, with strong interest in consumption, logistics, and niche manufacturing, while chemicals remained under pressure for a second consecutive day. Investors tracked stock-specific triggers rather than broad sector moves.
