Gainers & Losers: Cupid, GRSE among 8 stocks that were in spotlight on Wednesday

Apr 1, 2026 Shivendra Kumar, ETMarkets.com

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Indian benchmark indices ended sharply higher on Wednesday, snapping a two-session losing streak after the US President hinted at de-escalation in the Iran-Israel war, which has now entered its second month.The Nifty settled at 22,679.40, rising 348 points or 1.56%, while the BSE Sensex surged 1,186.77 points or 1.65% to close at 73,134.32.Here are 8 stocks that saw action today: Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Cupid

Shares of contraceptives maker Cupid Limited surged 8% intra day before closing the session with over 4% gains at Rs 86.50 after the company informed the exchanges that it will "comfortably surpass" its FY26 annual guidance of Rs 335 crore in revenue and Rs 100 crore in net profit, supported by strong execution, improving operating leverage, and sustained demand momentum. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Meesho

Axis Capital has initiated a 'Buy' rating on Meesho for a target of Rs 195, implying a 34% upside. The optimism stems from the belief that the e-commerce company is well placed to benefit from the sector's growth, driven by rising tier 2+ penetration. The company could gain by leveraging its value play and affordability flywheel to drive user growth and order frequency, the brokerage said. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Cochin Shipyard

Shares of Cochin Shipyard rallied around 15% intraday on Wednesday before ending 12% higher at Rs 1,340 on the NSE. The stock was added to the NSE's futures & options (F&O) segment, leading to expectations of greater liquidity and higher trading volumes. Moreover, there were strong buying trends in most defence counters today. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

GRSE

Shares of Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE) ended 20% higher at Rs 2,367.30 today amid strong demand for most defence counters. The buying action was primarily because of fresh geopolitical tensions flaring up following comments from US President Donald Trump, saying that it could reconsider NATO commitments. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

D-Mart

The shares of Avenue Supermarts, the parent company of supermarket chain DMart, rallied 8% on Wednesday to close the session at Rs 4,263.30 on the NSE. It was after the firm announced that its store count now stands at 500 after 12 new additions yesterday. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Sammaan Capital

Shares of Sammaan Capital ended 2% lower at Rs 146.51 on the NSE following the company's announcement that it has become an IHC Group Company through a preferential allotment of equity shares and warrants to the Abu Dhabi-based company, following a Rs 5,652 crore transaction in the initial tranche of the stake sale. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Acutaas Chemicals

Shares of Acutaas Chemicals ended 10% lower at Rs 2,313.90 amid profit booking following a 13% rally in the past four trading sessions. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

Hyundai Motors

Shares of Hyundai Motors today closed with 3.3% downtick at Rs 1,720 on the NSE, recording its third consecutive fall. This was despite the company reporting its highest-ever quarterly domestic sales of 1,66,578 units in Q4 FY2025-26 with 8.5% YoY Growth. Image Source: ETMarkets.com

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