Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of Indian stocks today, buying Rs 8,147.85 crore worth of shares. This helped to boost sentiment and push the markets higher.

The company's total sales for the month stood at 82,954 units, a significant increase from the 78,335 units recorded in October 2022. This impressive growth can be primarily attributed to the stellar performance in both the Commercial Vehicle (CV) and Passenger Vehicle (PV) segments.

Rajesh Exports, a pioneer in the gold industry, has left an indelible mark with its global presence across the entire gold value chain, handling 35 per cent of the world's gold production. The stock revisiting 2016 levels in 2020 and 2023, resting on a strong support level, indicates a potential breakout after an 80-130 day consolidation period. With a history of reaching Rs 870 in 480 days, the recent surge in delivery volume suggests significant accumulation by large entities. The company's participation in the PLI Scheme for Advanced Chemistry Cells (Energy Storage Lithium Ion Cells) and the recent change in key management personnel adds to its investment potential.

 Shares of Rossell India Ltd, were trading at all time high at Rs 372 on Thursday as the stock surged more than 10 per cent.

The company has signed MOU for manufacturing electric vehicles and planning to export the same in the future.

Shares of Vascon Engineers Ltd have made a new 52-week high of Rs 36.75, after soaring more than 15 per cent on Wednesday’s trading session.

Shares of Welterman International Limited, made a new all-time high of Rs 65.40 after locking in 5 per cent upper circuit. By hitting back-to-back upper circuits for months, the stock has soared more than 1900 per cent in just one year.

This stock experienced 14.13 times volume burst, indicating heavy buying pressure.

The stock has given 33 per cent returns in one month and 234 per cent returns in a year.  

Indian benchmark indices closed to their day’s low but there were some stocks wherein fresh buying was seen and it led these stocks to reach a new 52 week high on Thursday.  

Stock has given staggering 68 per cent returns in less than a month of its listing. Sales has doubled in past three years.

Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Ltd is primarily engaged in the manufacturing of sugar and allied products. It has a strong presence in fields such as sugar manufacturing, power, and ethanol/industrial alcohol production. 

The stock’s total traded volume on Monday is about 1.14 lakh shares as compared to 0.31 lakh and 0.37 lakh to its 20 & 50-day average volume, respectively.