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Upper circuit stocks today
On , 39 stocks closed at their upper price band on the NSE — 12 of them locked there for the whole session, with no other price traded. Screened across all 3,078 shares in the exchange's end-of-day file, of which 2,848 carry a price band at all.
| # | Stock | Band | Prev close | Close | Change | Session | Delivery | Turnover (₹ cr) | Gale research |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SUPREMEENG SUPREME ENGINEERING LIMITED | 5% | 4.76 | 4.99 | +4.83% | Locked all day GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 2 | RKFAL R.K. FASHION ACCESSORIES LIMITED | 5% | 34.15 | 35.85 | +4.98% | Locked all day | 100% | 0.2 | Not covered |
| 3 | SETUINFRA SETUBANDHAN INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | 5% | 0.40 | 0.42 | +5.00% | Locked all day | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 4 | MORARJEE MORARJEE TEXTILES LIMITED | 5% | 4.10 | 4.30 | +4.88% | Locked all day GSM STAGE - I | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 5 | AILIMITED ABHISHEK INTEGRATIONS LIMITED | 5% | 13.10 | 13.75 | +4.96% | Locked all day | 100% | 0 | Not covered |
| 6 | BNAGROCHEM BN AGROCHEM LIMITED | 5% | 133.84 | 140.53 | +5.00% | Locked all day | 97.45% | 0 | Not covered |
| 7 | MELSTAR MELSTAR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED | 5% | 401.11 | 421.16 | +5.00% | Locked all day | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 8 | RELINFRA RELIANCE INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | 2% | 52.13 | 53.17 | +2.00% | Locked all day | — | 0.4 | Not covered |
| 9 | MEP MEP INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPERS LIMITED | 2% | 0.63 | 0.64 | +1.59% | Locked all day GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 10 | DSKULKARNI DS KULKARNI DEVELOPERS LIMITED | 2% | 40.99 | 41.80 | +1.98% | Locked all day | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 11 | QUINTEGRA QUINTEGRA SOLUTIONS LIMITED | 2% | 3.52 | 3.59 | +1.99% | Locked all day GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 12 | RAJRILTD RAJ RAYON INDUSTRIES LIMITED | 2% | 21.51 | 21.94 | +2.00% | Locked all day | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 13 | KPEL K.P. ENERGY LIMITED | 20% | 170.75 | 204.90 | +20.00% | Closed at band | 8.31% | 218 | Not covered |
| 14 | MOREPENLAB MOREPEN LABORATORIES LIMITED | 5% | 94.43 | 99.15 | +5.00% | Closed at band | — | 70 | Not covered |
| 15 | STLNETWORK STL NETWORKS LIMITED | 5% | 41.27 | 43.33 | +4.99% | Closed at band | 46.39% | 23 | Not covered |
| 16 | BHAGYANGR BHAGYANAGAR INDIA LIMITED | 5% | 69.49 | 72.96 | +4.99% | Closed at band | — | 2.6 | Not covered |
| 17 | ARSHIYA ARSHIYA LIMITED | 5% | 1.10 | 1.15 | +4.55% | Closed at band | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 18 | DPSCLTD DPSC LIMITED | 5% | 6.40 | 6.71 | +4.84% | Closed at band | — | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 19 | SWISSMLTRY SWISS MILITARY CONSUMER GOODS LIMITED | 5% | 12.71 | 13.34 | +4.96% | Closed at band | 86.27% | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 20 | FASCINATE FASCINATE TEXTILES LIMITED | 5% | 123.25 | 129.40 | +4.99% | Closed at band | 71.72% | 1 | Not covered |
| 21 | SPENCERS SPENCER'S RETAIL LIMITED | 5% | 19.76 | 20.74 | +4.96% | Closed at band | 93.47% | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 22 | DIGJAMLMTD DIGJAM LIMITED | 5% | 59.04 | 61.99 | +5.00% | Closed at band GSM STAGE - I | 95.59% | 0.3 | Not covered |
| 23 | SOCL SUNDREX OIL COMPANY LIMITED | 5% | 30.00 | 31.50 | +5.00% | Closed at band | 78.57% | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 24 | TVVISION TV VISION LIMITED | 5% | 2.71 | 2.84 | +4.80% | Closed at band GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 25 | AKANKSHA AKANKSHA POWER AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | 5% | 147.00 | 154.35 | +5.00% | Closed at band | 100% | 0.4 | Not covered |
| 26 | 21STCENMGM 21ST CENTURY MANAGEMENT SERVICES LIMITED | 5% | 51.94 | 54.53 | +4.99% | Closed at band | — | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 27 | SPCL SHIVALIC POWER CONTROL LIMITED | 5% | 52.05 | 54.65 | +5.00% | Closed at band | 86.21% | 0.1 | Not covered |
| 28 | PURVFLEXI PURV FLEXIPACK LIMITED | 5% | 44.20 | 46.40 | +4.98% | Closed at band | 100% | 0 | Not covered |
| 29 | BLUEWATER BLUE WATER LOGISTICS LIMITED | 5% | 538.15 | 565.05 | +5.00% | Closed at band | 100% | 0.3 | Not covered |
| 30 | SYLVANPLY SYLVAN PLYBOARD (INDIA) LIMITED | 5% | 53.25 | 55.90 | +4.98% | Closed at band | 100% | 0 | Not covered |
| 31 | PAR PAR DRUGS AND CHEMICALS LIMITED | 5% | 107.79 | 113.17 | +4.99% | Closed at band | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 32 | NATCAPSUQ NATURAL CAPSULES LIMITED | 5% | 140.01 | 147.00 | +4.99% | Closed at band | 84.79% | 0 | Not covered |
| 33 | SITINET SITI NETWORKS LIMITED | 2% | 0.24 | 0.25 | +4.17% | Closed at band | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 34 | GVKPIL GVK POWER & INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | 2% | 2.14 | 2.18 | +1.87% | Closed at band GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 35 | ANSALAPI ANSAL PROPERTIES & INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | 2% | 3.08 | 3.14 | +1.95% | Closed at band | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 36 | CAPTRUST CAPITAL TRUST LIMITED | 2% | 23.07 | 23.53 | +1.99% | Closed at band | — | 0 | Not covered |
| 37 | UCAL UCAL LIMITED | 2% | 145.00 | 147.90 | +2.00% | Closed at band | — | 0.2 | Not covered |
| 38 | MBECL MCNALLY BHARAT ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED | 2% | 310.65 | 316.85 | +2.00% | Closed at band | — | 0.2 | Not covered |
| 39 | TIJARIA TIJARIA POLYPIPES LIMITED | 2% | 6.25 | 6.37 | +1.92% | Closed at band GSM STAGE - 0 | — | 0 | Not covered |
“Locked all day” means the exchange recorded the same price for the open, high, low and close — the band price was the only price that traded. “Closed at band” means the stock finished there but traded elsewhere during the session. Delivery is the share of the day's volume that settled as delivery; NSE prints no figure for some securities, shown here as —. Turnover is close × volume.
Why this list is shorter than the ones you may be used to
Most pages answering this question do not read the price band at all. They apply a fixed one-day return — usually 3%, sometimes 5% — and call whatever clears it a circuit. On this session that shortcut would have returned 293 stocks, of which only 28 had actually rose to a price band. It would also have missed 11 stocks that genuinely hit their ceiling.
The misses are not random. A stock on the 2% band cannot possibly move 3% in a day — the exchange will not let it — so a 3% filter is structurally blind to every one of them, and those are exactly the stocks under enhanced surveillance that readers are usually looking for. On this session there were 12 of them.
What a upper circuit actually is
NSE sets a daily price band for most securities — 2%, 5%, 10% or 20% — measured from the previous close. The band is a hard limit: no order may execute outside it for the rest of the session. When buying demand overwhelms the supply on offer, the price climbs to the ceiling and stops. That is the circuit. It is a rule of the trading system, not a judgement about the company.
The band a stock carries is assigned by the exchange and can be changed — tightened when a security is placed under surveillance, or widened as liquidity improves. That is why this page reads the band from the exchange's file for the same day rather than assuming one: using yesterday's band list against today's prices produces stocks that appear to have closed outside their own limit.
Can you sell a stock that is at its upper circuit?
Yes — selling into an upper circuit is usually easy, because the queue is full of unmatched buy orders at the ceiling price. The difficulty runs the other way: buying is hard, since everyone ahead of you in the queue wants the same thing and only the sellers who appear get filled.
Does hitting a circuit tell you anything?
On its own, very little. A band is reached whenever order flow is one-sided relative to the band's width, and a narrow band is reached far more easily than a wide one — which is why most of this list sits on the 5% band rather than the 20% one. Several of these stocks are on a tight band precisely because the exchange has placed them under a surveillance measure, so a circuit in those names is closer to a symptom of thin, restricted trading than to a signal about the business.
The columns worth reading beside the move are delivery percentage and turnover. A circuit on ₹2 crore of turnover in a stock with a 2% band is a very different event from one on ₹200 crore, however identical the percentage looks.
Rows this rule could not account for
7 securities closed outside the limit computed from the band NSE listed for 9 November 2026. That normally means the exchange revised the band intraday, or the previous close was adjusted for a corporate action after the band file was written. They are shown rather than hidden, because a screen that silently drops what it cannot explain is not checkable.
| Stock | Listed band | Prev close | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AGASTYAENBE | 2% | 54.99 | 53.66 | -2.42% |
| INNOMETST | 2% | 341.05 | 358.10 | +5.00% |
| ISHANSM | 5% | 0.55 | 0.50 | -9.09% |
| KAYABE | 2% | 347.85 | 363.50 | +4.50% |
| POSITRONSM | 5% | 248.95 | 273.25 | +9.76% |
| TRANSWORLDEQ | 10% | 197.83 | 237.39 | +20.00% |
| YCCLSM | 10% | 10.20 | 12.20 | +19.61% |
Related screens
- Lower circuit stocks today — the same rule, on the other side of the band.
- ASM and GSM list — the surveillance framework that puts a stock on a 2% or 5% band in the first place.
- High delivery percentage stocks — how much of a day's volume actually settled as delivery.
- Bulk and block deals — the large disclosed trades behind some of these moves.
Upper circuit questions
What is an upper circuit in the stock market?
It is the highest price a stock may legally trade at on a given day. NSE sets a price band for most securities — 2%, 5%, 10% or 20% — measured from the previous close. Once buying pushes the price to that ceiling, no order can execute above it for the rest of the session, and the stock is said to be at its upper circuit.
How do I buy a stock that is at its upper circuit?
Usually you cannot, or not easily. At the ceiling the order book is full of buyers and almost empty of sellers, so your buy order joins a queue that clears only as sellers appear. Placing it early in the session improves your position in that queue; it does not guarantee a fill.
Can I sell a stock that has hit the upper circuit?
Yes, and this is the easy direction. Unmatched buy orders are waiting at the ceiling price, so a sell order typically executes immediately at the circuit price.
Why do some stocks have a 2% band and others 20%?
The exchange assigns the band, and tightens it when a security is placed under a surveillance measure such as ASM or GSM. A 2% band almost always signals a stock under enhanced surveillance; a 20% band signals a liquid, unrestricted one. Securities in the derivatives segment carry no daily band at all.
Does hitting the upper circuit mean the stock is a good buy?
No. A circuit records that order flow was one-sided relative to the band width, nothing more. A narrow band is reached far more easily than a wide one, so many stocks on this list are there because their band is 2% or 5%, not because anything remarkable happened. Several are on a tight band precisely because the exchange has restricted them.
Where does this list come from and when is it updated?
From two files NSE publishes after the close: sec_bhavdata_full for prices and sec_list for the price band assigned to each security. This page refreshes each evening once both are ingested, and shows the trading date it covers.
Why is this list shorter than other upper-circuit lists?
Because most of them substitute a fixed percentage gain — typically 3% — for the actual price band, which both admits stocks that never reached a band and misses every stock on the 2% band, since a 2% band stock cannot move 3%. The exact counts for the session shown are printed on this page.