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5 Stocks that hit 20% upper circuit today; Do you hold any?

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04 Aug 2025

5 Stocks that hit 20% upper circuit today; Do you hold any?

Several stocks recorded sharp gains in today’s session, hitting the 20% upper circuit limit. The rally highlights notable upward movement in select counters. Here’s a list of the top five stocks that posted significant gains during the day’s trade.

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Sarda Energy & Minerals

On August 4, 2025, Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd opened at ₹527.10, up 20.00% from its previous close of ₹439.25. The stock touched a high of ₹527.10 and a low of ₹497.30. By 4:01 PM, it traded at ₹527.10, marking a full 20% gain, with a market cap of ₹18,574.02 crore.

Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd (NSE: SARDAEN), established in 1973, is the flagship company of the Sarda Group, engaged in producing steel, ferro alloys, and power across integrated operations.

Hindustan Fluorocarbons

On August 4, 2025, Hindustan Fluorocarbons Ltd opened at ₹14.75, up 8.46% from its previous close of ₹13.60. The stock reached a high of ₹16.32 and a low of ₹14.75. By 4:01 PM, it traded at ₹16.32, posting a 20.00% gain, with a market cap of ₹31.99 crore.

Hindustan Fluoro Carbons Ltd (NSE: HINFLUR), incorporated in 1983, is a subsidiary of Hindustan Organic Chemicals, engaged in manufacturing and selling fluorocarbons and related ancillary products in India.

Neil Industries

On August 4, 2025, Neil Industries Ltd opened at ₹7.45, unchanged from its previous close of ₹7.45. The stock hit a high of ₹8.94 and a low of ₹7.45. By 4:01 PM, it traded at ₹8.94, registering a 20.00% gain, with a market cap of ₹17.48 crore.

Neil Industries Ltd (BSE: 539016), incorporated in 1983, is a Non-Systematic Non-Deposit taking NBFC engaged in loans and investments, partnering with banks for asset collateral management and securitization services.

Roadstar Infra Investment

On August 4, 2025, Roadstar Infra Investment Trust opened at ₹72.00, up 20.00% from its previous close of ₹60.00. The unit hit a high and low of ₹72.00 during the session. By 4:01 PM, it remained at ₹72.00, locking a 20.00% gain, with a market cap of ₹3,279.44 crore.

Roadstar Infra Investment Trust (NSE: ROADSTAR), established in 2020, is a SEBI-registered Infrastructure Investment Trust formed under the Indian Trusts Act, focusing on investments in infrastructure assets across India.

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Abram Food

On August 4, 2025, Abram Food Ltd opened at ₹86.00, unchanged from its previous close of ₹86.00. The stock touched a high of ₹103.20 and a low of ₹85.00. By 4:01 PM, it traded at ₹103.20, recording a 20.00% gain, with a market cap of ₹53.19 crore.

Abram Food Ltd (BSE: 544422), incorporated in 2009, manufactures and trades agro-based products like flour, spices, and edible oils, marketed under the brand ‘Kherliwala’ across Delhi/NCR, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh.

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Disclaimer: The above article is written for educational purposes, and the companies’ data mentioned in the article may change with respect to time. The securities quoted are exemplary and are not recommendatory.

FAQs

Q: Which stocks hit the 20% upper circuit today?

A: Sarda Energy, Hindustan Fluorocarbons, Neil Industries, Roadstar Infra Investment, and Abram Food hit the 20% upper circuit today.

Q: What does hitting the upper circuit mean for a stock?

A: It means the stock reached its maximum allowable price limit for the day on the exchange.

Q: Can I still buy stocks that hit the upper circuit?

A: Yes, but only if sellers are available, which is often limited during upper circuit situations.

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