10 Stocks That Hit Upper Circuit Today: Emcure, Sterlite Technologies and HFCL Lead November 4 List

Key Takeaways

• Emcure Pharmaceuticals was the largest company among the verified upper-band hitters, with a market capitalisation of about ₹41,372 crore; the stock reached its applicable upper band during the November 4 session.
• Sterlite Technologies and HFCL also reached their respective upper price bands during the session, while Dhoot Transmission reached its 10% band.
• HEG Advanced Materials recorded one of the largest percentage band moves among the higher-market-cap qualifying shares, reaching its 20% upper band.
• The list is ranked strictly by market capitalisation rather than percentage gain, turnover or editorial preference.

A number of Indian main-board equities reached their applicable upper price bands during trading on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.

Emcure Pharmaceuticals ranked first among the larger verified names, followed by Sterlite Technologies, HFCL and Dhoot Transmission. Diamond Power Infrastructure, Sigma Advanced System, ESDS Software Solution and E2E Networks were also among the higher-market-cap shares that reached their respective upper limits during the session.

An upper circuit represents the maximum upward price movement permitted for a security under its applicable daily price band. NSE applies price bands including 2%, 5%, 10% and 20%, depending on the security and applicable exchange rules. Reaching an upper circuit does not indicate how a security will perform in subsequent sessions.

* Emcure's quoted upper-band level differs between NSE and BSE because of exchange-specific previous closing/reference prices. The table uses the NSE level for the band-touch comparison.

** E2E Networks uses the BSE price in the table because a post-market BSE quote was available after 3:30 PM.

Where the final exchange close could not be independently reconciled from post-market data available at the research cut-off, the field has deliberately been left unavailable rather than filled with an earlier intraday quote.

Emcure Pharmaceuticals was the largest company in the market-cap-ranked group. Its NSE price reached ₹2,174.20 during the session, while the BSE price reached ₹2,180.80. Business Standard placed the company's market capitalisation at about ₹41,372 crore.

The stock subsequently traded below its NSE upper-band level, making the distinction between touching an upper circuit and closing at one important for the November 4 session.

Sterlite Technologies reached ₹797.60 on the NSE, corresponding to its 5% upper band, while its reported market capitalisation was about ₹40,971 crore.

HFCL reached ₹228.16 on the NSE, its applicable 5% upper level, with its market capitalisation at roughly ₹34,944 crore.

Dhoot Transmission reached ₹1,637.20 on the NSE, representing a 10% rise from its reference close. Its market capitalisation was around ₹33,452 crore.

Not every stock that reaches an upper price band remains there throughout the session.

Emcure Pharmaceuticals traded below its NSE band after initially reaching it. Sigma Advanced System reached a session high of ₹939.50, while ESDS Software Solution touched ₹1,246.90 before trading below that level later in the session.

This is why an intraday upper-band hit should not automatically be described as a closing upper circuit.

HEG Advanced Materials recorded the largest verified upper-band percentage among the ten names, reaching its 20% band at ₹288.79.

Dhoot Transmission followed with a 10% band move, while E2E Networks and Diamond Power Infrastructure ended at approximately 5% upper limits. Diamond Power's post-market data showed a ₹385.85 close, matching its session high and upper-band level.

Percentage movement does not determine the ranking in this list. Market capitalisation is the sole ranking criterion after securities qualify by reaching their applicable upper bands.

Emcure Pharmaceuticals was the largest qualifying company identified in the list, with a market capitalisation of approximately ₹41,372 crore.

HEG Advanced Materials reached its 20% upper price band at ₹288.79, the largest percentage band among the ten companies in the table.

Dhoot Transmission reached ₹1,637.20 on the NSE, representing a 10% increase from its reference closing price.

No. A share may reach its applicable upper price band and subsequently trade below it. Only a security whose final closing price remains at the upper band can be described as having closed at upper circuit.