Capital Goods was one of the day’s clearer pockets of strength, with multiple names moving sharply even though no direct company-specific headline was supplied in the prompt. AARTECH closed at 57.48, up 20.0%, with turnover of about 57.4 million versus a 20-day average of 7.0 million, while MAZDA gained 19.41% and SPECTRUM rose 10.09%. DIACABS added 10.0% on the heaviest trading among the listed names, and ELGIRUBCO advanced 10.4%. The common thread is price participation across electrical equipment and industrial manufacturing counters, but the available data do not identify a single catalyst. Because the news context is empty, this should be read as a price-action review only, not a conclusion about earnings, order wins, or other triggers. Freshness note: the figures are for 2026-07-06 and reflect end-of-day values from the supplied market snapshot. AARTECH MAZDA ELGIRUBCO SPECTRUM DIACABS
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Post-closeCapital Goods names led by AARTECH, MAZDA, SPECTRUM and DIACABS in active trade
AARTECH rose 20% on turnover well above its 20-day average, while MAZDA, SPECTRUM, ELGIRUBCO and DIACABS also posted sharp gains; no company-specific news was supplied for the move.
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