Top 5 gainers and losers in the Midcap and Smallcap segment during this week!
5paisa Research Team
10th June 2022 - 03:41 pm
List of top 5 gainers and losers in the Midcap and Smallcap segment for the week from June 3 to 9, 2022.
The big news for the week was the repo rate hike of 50 bps to 4.9% by RBI MPC which was in line with market anticipation. MPC unanimously decided to focus on the withdrawal of accommodation. FY23 CPI inflation was revised to 6.7% while retaining the real GDP forecast at 7.2%. The week also witnessed strong action in oil refineries as Sas Singapore GRM touched its lifetime high of USD 25.20 per barrel. Rupee continued to depreciate as the US dollar gained strength at Rs 77.83 on June 9.
Benchmark Index S&P BSE Sensex closed for the week at 55320.28 weaker by 0.89 % or 498 points.
The broader market closed weaker with S&P BSE Mid Cap closing at 22635.05 down 2.06% or 476 points for the week. The S&P BSE Small Cap closed at 26039.27, down by 2.46% or 656 points.
Let us have a look at the top 5 gainers and losers in the Midcap space for this week:
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Mangalore Refinery And Petrochemicals Ltd.
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39.73
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Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
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24.04
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20.73
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14.78
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10.69
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Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd. (MRPL) was the biggest gainer in the mid-cap segment for the week. The shares of the company delivered a weekly return of 39.73% from the levels of Rs 86.20 to Rs 120.45. The rally in oil refineries was led by Asian Benchmark- Singapore Gross Refining Margin (GRM) touching an all-time high of USD 25.2 per barrel. The steep rise in GRM is driven by the sudden surge in refined fuel product demand globally. During the week, shares of MRPL recorded 52-week highs in consecutive sessions reaching Rs 127.60 on June 9.
Another pure play oil refinery which displayed a similar rally was Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd which gained 24.04% from Rs 305.9 to 379.45 during the week logging several 52-week highs with the last recorded 52-week high of Rs 417.95 on June 9.
The top 5 losers from the Midcap segment for this week are as follows:
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-14.79
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-13.14
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-11.88
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-11.79
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-11.04
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The laggards of the midcap segment were led by RattanIndia Enterprises Ltd. (RPL). The biggest mid cap gainer last week (39.29% gain) witnessed profit booking this week. The shares of the company fell from Rs 54.1 to Rs 46.1 registering a loss of 14.79% in the stock price and wiping off some of the gains in share price last week.
Let us move towards the top 5 gainers and losers in the Smallcap segment:
The top 5 gainers in the Smallcap segment for this week are as follows:
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Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd.
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23.06
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16.17
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Manorama Industries Ltd.
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15.96
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14.05
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13.9
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The top gainer in the Smallcap segment was Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd. The stock surged 23.06% for the week from the levels of Rs 92.35 to Rs 113.65. MCFL is part of the UB Group and manufactures products such as urea, di-ammonium phosphate, muriate of potash, granulated fertilizers, micronutrients, soil conditioners and specialty fertilizers. On June 6, the stock hit the upper circuit of 20% as fertilizer sector witnessed positive action during the day’s session.
The top 5 losers in the Smallcap segment for this week are as follows:
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-17.35
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-14.45
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-13.16
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Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Ltd.
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-12.13
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-11.62
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The losers of small cap space were led by INEOS Styrolution India Ltd. The shares of the company fell from Rs 951.95 to Rs 786.75 registering a loss of 17.35% in the stock price. The company is engaged in manufacture, trading and sale of Engineering Thermoplastics. The company’s shares are currently trading at a significant discount to its 52-week high of Rs 1886.80 while it logged a fresh 52-week low at Rs 706.70 on May 16.
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Tanushree Jaiswal