Upper Circuit Stocks on November 19, 2025 | Stockyaari
You already know how quickly the mood of the stock market changes if you check it every day. Some days things move slowly, while other days the market is full of activity and people are eager to buy.
On November 19, 2025, the markets once again gave traders and investors across the country a long list of stocks that touched their upper circuit.
We love looking at these rapid up-moves at Stockyaari because they show us where the action is, which sectors are gaining traction, and how traders are getting ready for short-term possibilities.
Let’s quickly go over what an upper circuit signifies before we talk more about the best performers of the day.
What is an upper circuit?
The upper circuit is the maximum price a stock can attain in one trading session. This limit was set by stock exchanges to keep the market stable and avoid severe price swings.
When a stock reaches its upper circuit:
There are only buyers and not many or no sellers.
The mood in the market gets quite good
Traders are hoping for good news.
As orders build up, buying pressure keeps growing.
Strong momentum, sector rotation, or news, results, or even technical breakouts that get people excited about the market frequently cause these moves.
On November 19, 2025, stocks that hit the upper circuit
These are the firms that saw a lot of buying and big price increases throughout the session:
| Company Name | Sector | Bid Qty | Last Price | Change | %Chg |
| Securekloud Tec | Computers – Software | ≈176,904.00 | ≈23.55 | ≈3.92 | ≈19.97 |
| Krishival Foods | Consumer Food | ≈5,699.00 | ≈458.15 | ≈21.80 | ≈5.00 |
| Sri Adhikari | Media & Entertainment | ≈16,681.00 | ≈1,135.70 | ≈54.05 | ≈5.00 |
| Shah Alloys | Steel – Medium & Small | ≈1,756.00 | ≈77.54 | ≈3.69 | ≈5.00 |
| LCC Infotech | Computers – Software Medium & Small | ≈285,405.00 | ≈4.94 | ≈0.23 | ≈4.88 |
Source: NSE and Moneycontrol | Data is from around November 19, 2025.
There was a lot of buying, big volumes, and quick changes in these stocks during the day.
What Made These Upper Circuit Moves Happen Today?
As in the past, the rise was caused by a mix of market sentiment, industry strength, and people following trends.
1. A new interest in buying and moving to a new industry
A number of stocks did well because their industry was doing well. For instance, Securekloud Tec and LCC Tech for Information.
People were still interested in tiny tech enterprises since there was a growing need for IT and digital solutions.
Energy Dev: After good news in the business, counters for electricity and renewables stayed busy.
Pansari Develop and Navkar City: The themes of real estate and urban development stayed strong since people were buying homes and building roads and other things. There was always a need for homes.
People sought to buy Ortin Global Pharma stocks because they were a safe bet in a market that was very shaky.
Sri Adhikari Media Investors were still highly interested since entertainment, sports, and advertising were all doing well.
There wasn’t a big announcement about any one firm, but the mood in the sector as a whole helped these stocks.
2. Trading with momentum and the psychology of the market
Upper-circuit runs are often popular with momentum traders. This is how the cycle usually goes:
- The stock hits the upper circuit.
- Traders see strength.
- More traders go in for rapid profits.
- Sellers step back.
- Only-buyers zone appears.
- The stock is still stuck in the circuit.
This pattern happens a lot with small- and mid-cap stocks, where prices change quickly when demand goes up.
3. More risk-taking and liquidity
Liquidity stayed high, and traders felt safe making rapid trades. Large-cap stocks tend to move slowly; therefore, intraday money often moves to these fast-moving stocks.
When the mood is good, even tiny things can send equities to their highest point of the day.
Is something going on behind the scenes?
An upper-circuit shift can occasionally suggest things even if there aren’t any huge announcements.
- Possible business transactions or contracts.
- Expectations of good results in the near future.
- Policies that are good for the sector.
- Breakouts in technology.
- Increase in retail participation.
Exchanges keep an eye on unexpected volumes to keep things clear and stop people from cheating.
What Should Investors and Traders Do?
Stocks that are in the upper circuit could appear exciting, but you should act in a way that fits your style of investing.
For Investors Who Want to Stay in the Market for a Long Time
Don’t panic; just focus on the essentials of the company:
Find out how good the money is.
Check your money, cash flow, and debt.
Keep an eye on how sectors do over time
Don’t buy a stock just because it’s going up.
When momentum slows down, a lot of sharp rallies also see sharp corrections.
For Traders Who Want to Make Money Quickly
These stocks are wonderful for trading, but you need to be careful:
- Use a strict stop-loss
- Keep an eye on delivery and volume trends
- Don’t go in when the move is almost over.
- Keep an eye on demand-supply zones
- It can change direction just as rapidly as it builds.
For New Investors
An upward circuit doesn’t mean there will be another rally tomorrow. Prices can:
- Drop steeply as sellers come back
- Trap people who come in late
- Quickly change your mind on bad news
- Always do your homework before you act.
Finally,
The event on November 19, 2025, showed once more how strong India’s small- and mid-cap market is getting. People noticed that equities like Securekloud Tec, Energy Dev, Pansari Develop, Navkar Urban, Sri Adhikari, Ortin Global, and LCC Infotech went up and down a lot.
But these spikes are exhilarating; smart investing is always based on reason, not fear.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari