Here are the top 10 stocks that trended in the market on August 8

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL): Shares of RIL ended higher by nearly three percent on the BSE, trading at Rs 1,217.25. The oil-to-telecom conglomerate's stock opened at Rs 1,188.40 and touched a liftime high of Rs 1,220.55. RIL's market capitalisation stands at Rs 7,71,450.43 crore today.

Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL): BEL shares closed at Rs 121, rising by 3.91 percent after the public sector undertaking announced that it has bagged order worth Rs 9,200 crore for supply and services of long-range surface-to-air missile systems.

Lupin: The pharma company’s shares settled at Rs 825.85, losing Rs 39.20 or by 4.53 percent on the BSE. Lupin’s net profit fell 43.4 percent to Rs 202.7 crore against Rs 358.1 crore (YoY).

Inox Wind: Shares of Inox Wind ended at Rs 102.25, rising by 3.44 percent after surging ten percent in intraday trade today to hit one-month high of Rs 109 on positive June quarter results. Inox Wind reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 10. 37 crore for the quarter ended June, after four consecutive quarters of net loss.

Greenply Industries: Shares of Greenply Industries fell nearly ten percent after the company's Q1FY19 net profit fell 22 percent YoY to Rs 23.82 crore. It ended at Rs 202.50, sharply lower by 8.50 percent on the BSE.

Bombay Dyeing: Shares of Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Co Ltd fell as much as 4.9 percent at Rs 248.450, its lowest since July 30. The scrip settled at Rs 250.90, lower by 3.76 percent on the BSE.

Maruti Suzuki: Shares ended at Rs 9,209.50, declining by Rs 187.30 or 1.99 percent on the BSE putting the scrip among top laggards on indexes today.

Mphasis: Shares shed Rs 41.50 or declined by 3.48 percent to close at Rs 1151.50 on the BSE. Mphasis board has approved a proposal to buyback shares worth up to Rs 988.27 crore.

Inox Leisure: Shares of multiplex firm settled at Rs 239.25, rising by 6.10 percent on the BSE, after reports that the Maharashtra government may not go ahead with allowing outside food inside cinema halls due to security issues.

Nesco: Shares of Nesco fell nearly eight percent after the company's June quarter net profit fell nearly 13 percent YoY to Rs 36.32 crore. The stock dipped over five percent to end at Rs 502.