Upper Circuit Stocks Today, November 3, 2026: Diamond Power, ESDS Software and Birla Cable Among Stocks Reaching Price Bands

Key Takeaways

• Diamond Power Infrastructure reached its 5% upper price band during the November 3 trading session, with exchange data indicating an upper band of ₹367.50.
• ESDS Software Solution, Spectrum Electrical Industries and Stallion India Fluorochemicals also appeared among securities reaching their upper price limits.
• Birla Cable reached its ₹316.10 upper band, representing a 5% increase from the previous closing price of ₹301.05.
• The final market-capitalisation ranking and closing status of all qualifying main-board securities require confirmation from the completed NSE and BSE session records.

Upper Circuit Stocks on November 3, 2026

Several Indian equities reached their applicable upper price bands during trading on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Among the companies identified in the day's market reports were Diamond Power Infrastructure, ESDS Software Solution, Spectrum Electrical Industries, Stallion India Fluorochemicals, Birla Cable, Modison, Supreme Infrastructure India and BGR Energy Systems.

An upper circuit represents the maximum upward price movement permitted for a security under its applicable daily price band.

Individual securities may have different price bands, depending on exchange rules, security classification and applicable surveillance measures.

A stock that reaches its upper limit during a trading session does not necessarily finish the day at that price. Its final closing status must be checked separately.

Stocks Reported at Upper Price Bands

The following is a provisional list of identified securities. It is not a certified top-10 ranking by market capitalisation.

These are reported intraday movements, not independently verified final closing changes. Final market capitalisations, ranking and touched-versus-closed status remain unconfirmed.

Diamond Power Infrastructure Reaches Its Upper Price Band

Diamond Power Infrastructure was among the stocks reported at its upper price limit during the November 3 trading session.

Market data indicated a movement of approximately 5%, with the applicable upper price band reaching ₹367.50 on NSE.

A stock reaching its daily price band reflects trading at the maximum permitted upward level for that session.

The price-band event does not, on its own, establish the company's underlying financial performance or explain the factors influencing demand.

ESDS Software and Spectrum Electrical Industries Reach Upper Bands

ESDS Software Solution and Spectrum Electrical Industries also appeared in the day's upper-circuit data.

Both securities were reported at their applicable 5% upper price bands during the session.

Their respective price movements reflect the different trading levels and applicable limits assigned to each security.

Final exchange records are necessary to establish whether they remained at their upper limits at the close.

Birla Cable Touches ₹316.10

Birla Cable reached ₹316.10 during the November 3 session, corresponding to its 5% upper price band.

The stock's previous closing price was ₹301.05, resulting in an upper-band difference of ₹15.05.

Its NSE security record also identified the company as an actively listed equity security.

The upper-band movement illustrates how a company's daily permitted trading range is determined by the exchange-assigned price band and reference price.

Supreme Infrastructure Records a Larger Percentage Movement

Supreme Infrastructure India appeared among the identified securities with a reported increase of 9.99%.

This movement was larger in percentage terms than the approximately 5% changes recorded by several other companies in the provisional list.

Percentage movement and company market capitalisation are different measurements. A stock with the largest percentage increase is not necessarily the largest company to reach an upper circuit.

Stocks That Touched Upper Circuit but Closed Below It

Some securities can reach their upper price bands during trading and subsequently move below those levels.

Such securities are classified as having touched their upper circuits rather than closed at them.

For November 3, the touched-versus-closed distinction for the provisional companies cannot be finalised without verified end-of-day exchange records.