After a weak start, Indian equities showed a recovery, tracking positive global cues. At the close, Nifty ended 0.4 per cent higher at 22,096.75, while Sensex added 0.26 per cent, or 190.75 points, at 72,831.94. Meanwhile, broader markets showed some resilience and outperformed the headline indices.
 
Here is a list of stocks that buzzed the most today

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Shares of the leading IT services provider ended with a cut of 3 per cent at Rs 5008 amid a broader sell-off in IT stocks as Accenture cut its revenue outlook for the current fiscal year.

L&T:  

Shares of the engineering and construction company ended with gains of nearly 2 per cent at Rs 3,620.05 as it completed the merger of two of its subsidiaries.

ABB India:

The stock, after scaling its all-time intraday trade of Rs 5,950.60, ended nearly 2 per cent higher at Rs 5967.4. In its latest stock exchange filing, the company stated that its Peenya campus in Bengaluru has been certified water-positive by the Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA) Council.

Maruti Suzuki:

Shares of the Nifty heavyweight stock ended sharply higher at Rs 12,337.7, up over 3 per cent.

PCBL:

Shares of the company ended around 5 per cent higher at Rs 262.4 amid fundraising plans.

Amber Enterprises:

Shares of the consumer discretionary firm ended with gains of over 4 per cent at Rs 3,551 after global brokerage CLSA upgraded the stock to buy.

Laxmi Organic Industries:

Shares of the speciality chemicals company ended over 7 per cent higher at Rs 244.9 amid a spurt in volume in the counter.

Neuland Laboratories:

Shares of the company ended over 5 per cent higher at Rs 6,388 after the company said that its Hyderabad-based facility has completed its USFDA inspection.

Nuvocos Vistas:

Shares of the company ended around 1 per cent lower at Rs 308.15 after the company approved the conversion of unsecured loans to equity shares in its wholly-owned subsidiary, NU Vista Limited.

Mahindra Lifespace Developers:

Shares of the company ended marginally higher at Rs 546.3 after it launched Mahindra Zen, Bengaluru’s net-zero waste and energy residential project, for sustainable living.