Sensex declines , but select stocks surge over 10% on bse .

In the same month, stocks of many firms stood at gains of more than 10% on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). They had shed off ripples of losses emanating from the broader market and captured investor confidence for determined areas. 

It was led by Pearl Polymers, which jumped 14.42% on high demand for its packaging segment. Yasho Industries follows next at 13.49%, spurred on by trends buoying the industry of specialty chemicals. Fairchem Organics then followed it with a notable increment of 12.55%, largely found to be aided by its financial results and growth prospects. 

In the media space, Balaji Telefilms gained 12.43%, benefitting from increased demand for its burgeoning digital content. Chartered Logistics too gained 12.23%, reflecting an emerging recovery in the sector. Plantation company Harrison Malayalam saw growth of 11.91%, possibly reaping benefits from conditions favoring agriculture. 

Health performed well with Bajaj Healthcare up 10.91%. Cosmo Films, a major packaging films producer, gained 10.89%. Retail business Saraswati Saree Depot and textiles business Mafatlal Industries recorded 10.88% and 10.69% gains. 

These stocks reflected from sector growth and resilience that selective buying was still in place despite the larger volatility of the market-for example, in sectors such as packaging, chemicals, media, logistics, and healthcare.