RACL Geartech jumped 10% to ₹1,017 on Sept 25, 2025, with turnover rising over 12× its weekly average, featuring among NSE’s top gainers.
RACL Geartech Rallies 10.06% to ₹1,017; Turnover Jumps 12.3×
Mumbai | September 25, 2025 (09:20 IST) — Auto component maker RACL Geartech delivered a strong move in early trade Thursday, surging 10.06% to ₹1,017.00 on the NSE. The stock’s surge was backed by unusually heavy volumes, signaling fresh buying interest.
According to NSE data, 97,647 shares changed hands against a one-week average of just 7,928 shares, representing a sharp 12.31× jump in activity. The day’s trading range stretched between ₹926.15 and ₹1,034.55, while the previous close stood at ₹924.05.
Heavy Turnover Signals Fresh Interest
The sharp increase in volume suggests accumulation by market participants beyond the usual retail flow. At over 12× its average, turnover expansion is often read as a sign of new institutional or high-net-worth investor participation.
Market watchers noted that RACL Geartech also featured in the NSE’s Top 20 Gainers list, further underlining its outperformance relative to peers.
Technical View
From a near-term perspective, analysts will be watching the ₹1,000–1,020 zone closely. Sustaining above this level into the close would strengthen bullish sentiment, while failure to hold could invite profit-taking near the day’s high of ₹1,034.55.
The stock has seen choppy trade over the past month, consolidating between ₹900 and ₹950 before today’s breakout. Thursday’s rally marks the first clean move above ₹1,000 in several sessions.
Sector & Peer Read-Through
The auto components and gear manufacturing segment has drawn interest on the back of expectations of steady demand from both domestic OEMs and export orders. Several smaller-cap auto suppliers have seen renewed accumulation in recent weeks, suggesting a sector-wide trend that RACL Geartech appears to be benefiting from.
By the Numbers (as of 09:20 IST)
What to Watch
- Sustaining above ₹1,000–1,020 could cement the breakout and invite more buyers.
- Traders should watch for signs of profit-booking near the day’s highs.
- Delivery percentage at close will reveal whether Thursday’s spike is backed by long-term accumulation or short-term speculative churn.
