Share Market News: Indian equity benchmarks ended Friday, June 12, with their strongest one-day gain in nearly two months as falling crude oil prices, easing tensions between the US and Iran and strong buying in heavyweight stocks boosted investor sentiment. Know which three stocks investors will keep an eye on on Monday.

IFCI Limited

IFCI Ltd touched its 52-week high of Rs 84.57 and was currently trading at Rs 84.57, marking a rise of 19.99 percent from its previous close of Rs 70.48. The stock saw a traded volume of 24.05 crore shares during the session. IFCI Limited has given a return of 82.93 percent from its 52-week low. A sharp increase of price along with volume indicates a price-volume breakout and volume spike.

Hindware Home Innovations Limited

Hindware Home Innovations Ltd. touched an intraday high of Rs 255.61 and was currently trading at Rs 255.61, marking a rise of 20.00 percent from its previous close of Rs 213.01. The stock recorded a traded volume of 1.09 crore shares. Hindware Home Innovations Ltd. has generated returns of 49.92 percent from its 52-week low. Price rise along with increase in trading activity points towards price-volume breakout and volume spike.

Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited

Authum Investments & Infrastructure Ltd. touched a high of Rs 547 during the session and was currently trading at Rs 521, registering a rise of 13.27 percent compared to its previous close of Rs 459.95. This stock was traded in 1.91 crore shares. Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited has given a return of 30.25 percent from its 52-week low. Upward price movement with strong volume participation indicates price-volume breakout and volume spike.

Share Market News: Indian equity benchmarks ended lower on Thursday, June 11, as investors turned cautious amid fresh escalation in the Middle East conflict and a sharp rise in US inflation, leading to risk aversion in global markets. The US military carried out fresh strikes on several targets in Iran on Wednesday, even as President Donald Trump warned that more attacks could happen if a peace deal is not reached.

Geopolitical uncertainty and inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment throughout the trading session. Nifty 50 opened with a gap-down of over 100 points but made a strong recovery in early trade, hitting an intraday high of 23,327.45 and briefly moved into positive territory. However, the benchmark index failed to sustain gains due to selling pressure at higher levels. The index then erased all intraday gains and went back into negative territory, ending the session below 23,200 points.

At the closing bell, Nifty 50 settled at 23,161.60, down 53.35 points or 0.23 per cent. The Sensex fell 150.63 points or 0.20 percent to close at 73,832.55. Bank Nifty ended marginally higher, while India VIX, the market’s fear gauge, remained largely flat.

Top 3 Price-Volume Breakout Stocks:

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited:

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd recorded strong trading activity with volume of 14.75 crore shares. The stock gained 8.52 per cent, trading at Rs 111.70 from its previous close of Rs 102.93, and touched an intraday high of Rs 112.89. The stock remains below its 52-week high of Rs 151.70 and has given 64.26 percent return from its 52-week low. The counter recorded a price-volume breakout with a volume spike during the session.

Quality Walls (India) Limited:

Kwality Walls (India) Ltd witnessed high participation in the market with traded volume of 6.46 crore shares. The stock gained 5.57 per cent from its previous closing price of Rs 33.01 and was currently trading at Rs 34.85, while it touched a high of Rs 36.40 during the day. The stock is trading near its 52-week high of Rs 36.57 and has generated 56.70 percent return from its 52-week low. The move was accompanied by a price-volume breakout and a sharp increase in volume.

Logistics-Limited:

Aegis Logistics Ltd emerged as one of the active counters of the session with a traded volume of 4.07 crore shares. The stock jumped 17.60 per cent from its previous closing price of Rs 801 and was currently trading at Rs 942, while it touched its 52-week high of Rs 960. This stock has given 63.51 percent return from its 52-week low. The session’s momentum was supported by a price-volume breakout and a significant increase in trading volumes.

5 Stocks Delivered Bumper Returns: Indian equity benchmarks were trading higher on Tuesday, with the benchmark Nifty 50 index rising 0.63 per cent to 23,269.35. While the broader market delivered healthy returns over the past decade, some stocks generated extraordinary wealth for investors, turning investments of Rs 1 lakh into several lakhs through consistent business growth and operational transformation.

Here’s a closer look at the main business developments and growth factors behind these multibagger returns.

Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited

Diamond Power Infrastructure has given returns of about 4,290 percent in the last 10 years. The company’s revival was driven by revival of operations, improving capacity utilisation, growing demand from India’s power transmission and distribution sector and strong order inflows. Additionally, the company has also reported a sharp improvement in profitability in recent quarters following its restructuring and business revival. By March 2026, the promoter’s stake remained more than 84 percent.

Patanjali Foods Limited

Patanjali Foods emerged as one of the biggest wealth creators during this period, delivering returns of around 6,156 per cent. The company transformed itself from a pure edible oil player to a diversified FMCG business through acquisitions and expansion into food, home care and personal care segments. The acquisition of businesses from Patanjali Ayurved significantly strengthened its FMCG portfolio, while edible oils continued to grow volumes and profitability. Strong growth in the edible oils and FMCG businesses has supported earnings growth in recent years.

Cupid Limited

Cupid Limited generated returns of approximately 5,692 percent in the last decade. The company strengthened its position as a global supplier of male and female condoms, personal lubricants and diagnostic products. Growth in export markets, increasing demand from international health agencies, capacity expansion and diversification into wellness and diagnostics products have contributed to its long-term growth trajectory. The company is also expanding its manufacturing capabilities and export footprint.

Lloyds Engineering Works

Lloyds Engineering Works has given returns of approximately 4,704 percent in the last 10 years. The company’s growth has been supported by its presence in engineering, manufacturing and infrastructure-related businesses. Expansion into high-value industrial projects, execution of engineering contracts and diversification into different sectors helped strengthen its order pipeline and financial performance in this period.

Adani Power Limited

Adani Power has generated returns of approximately 3,587 percent in the last 10 years. The company benefited from growing power demand in India, strong operating performance, strategic acquisitions and continued capacity expansion. Adani Power has strengthened its position as India’s largest private thermal power producer through the acquisition of power assets and expansion of its generation portfolio. The company reported power generation of 105 billion units in FY26, while expansion capacity additions reached 13.3 GW.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.

IFCI Share News: Indian equity benchmarks witnessed a decline on Wednesday, with the benchmark Nifty 50 index falling 0.28 per cent to close at 23,417.40. Despite the weakness in the broader market, the share price of Industrial Finance Corporation of India i.e. IFCI increased by 12.75 percent to Rs 80.83. The rally marked the stock’s strongest level since January 12, 2026 and took it close to its 52-week high of Rs 81.63.

Trading activity remained strong, with 171.9 lakh shares seen changing hands during the session, indicating significantly higher investor participation compared to the 20-day average traded volume of 31.8 lakh shares. This sharp rise comes amid continued momentum in share price performance in recent months. IFCI shares have gained 38.78 percent in the last one month, gaining Rs 22.70 per share.

Stock increased 61.52 percent in six months

The stock has gained 61.52 percent in the last six months, representing a gain of Rs 30.93 per share. On a one-year basis, the stock has given a return of 23.40 percent, adding up to Rs 15.40 per share.

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At the current market price, the market capitalization of IFCI is Rs 21,627 crore. The stock has traded in a 52-week range of Rs 46.23 to Rs 81.63, and the latest rally has taken it close to its yearly high. The move represents one of the strongest rallies seen in the stock during 2026, with its highest trading level on June 3 recorded since January 12, 2026.

The President of India remains the largest shareholder

As per the latest shareholding pattern available for the quarter ending March 2026, the President of India remains the largest shareholder in IFCI, with 72.57 per cent stake. This holding represents 1,955,277,096 equity shares of the company. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) held 2.65 per cent stake, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) held 1.64 per cent stake at the end of the March 2026 quarter.

About IFCI

IFCI Limited is a government-backed financial institution engaged in providing financial assistance and advisory services to various sectors of the economy. Established in 1948, the company was India’s first development financial institution and has played a role in financing industrial and infrastructure projects across the country. The company offers a range of financial products and services including project finance, corporate loans, structured finance, advisory services and investment activities.

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IFCI also has interests in financial services and infrastructure related businesses through its subsidiaries and affiliates. What are your views on IFCI’s sharp rally and its move towards a new 52-week high? Share your opinion in the comments below. Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.

Pakistan Stock Exchange: After peace talks between America and Iran failed in Islamabad, US President Donald Trump ordered a blockade of Iranian ports. Due to this, huge fluctuations were seen in Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).

According to a report by Dawn, Pakistan’s benchmark KSE-100 index fell sharply during Monday’s trading. KSE-100 fell by more than 5000 points in early trade and reached an intraday low of 161,638.07 at around 9:50 am. Whereas its previous closing was at 167,191.37. Later, the index recovered some of the losses and climbed above 163,000 after fluctuating around the 162,000 level and touched the intraday high of 163,429.78 at around 11 am.

Why was there panic in Pakistani stock market?

President Trump ordered a naval blockade of Iranian ports after 21-hour marathon talks in Islamabad failed to reach a ceasefire and Iran’s decision not to give up its nuclear weapons. Due to this, the possibility of supply stoppage at Hormuz has increased again. Due to this, investors came under stress, which also affected Asian markets like Hang Seng, Nikkei.

How important is Hormuz for Pakistan?

Pakistan imports about 80-85 percent of its crude oil requirement from Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar. Apart from this, almost 99 percent of the LNG for Pakistan is also supplied by UAE and Qatar. If the US naval blockade remains in force for a long time, then Pakistan’s bill on petroleum imports may reach $3.5 billion to $5 billion.

If the international oil price increases by $10 per barrel, Pakistan’s annual import bill may increase to $1.8-2 billion. Due to this, domestic inflation may increase by 15-17 percent. Pakistan is also dependent on imported oil and gas for its electricity needs. Due to supply stoppage, work in many industries may come to a halt. The duration of power cut may also increase.

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