Top Traded by Value Today 06-Apr-2026: Most Active Stocks

Introduction

Indian benchmark indices staged a remarkable recovery to close sharply higher on Monday, April 6, 2026. The Nifty 50 surged 255 points (1.12%) to end the session at 22,968, while the Sensex closed 787 points higher at 74,107. Market breadth was overwhelmingly positive, with 2,511 stocks advancing against 746 decliners on the BSE. The rally was broad-based, with sectors like Consumer Durables, PSU Banks, and Realty leading the gains, each rising over 2%.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

Reliance Industries Ltd (-3.41%)

Reliance Industries saw immense trading value as its shares fell sharply after the government reinstated windfall taxes on the export of diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF). Investors reacted negatively to the news, fearing a significant impact on the company's gross refining margins. The heavy selling pressure pushed the stock to an over 10-month low, making it the most traded stock by value.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+2.68%)

HDFC Bank was in the spotlight with high trading volumes after reporting a strong business update for the fourth quarter. The bank's average deposits climbed 12.8% year-on-year to Rs 28,51,100 crore, signaling robust operational health. The positive sentiment was further bolstered by a report from Ambit Capital, which named HDFC Bank its top banking pick with a potential 40% upside, driving strong buying interest.

State Bank of India (+1.29%)

State Bank of India gained amidst a broad-based rally in public sector banking stocks, which saw the Nifty PSU Bank index climb over 2%. As the sector leader, SBI attracted significant trading value from investors looking to capitalize on the positive momentum in PSU banks. The buying was driven by sector-wide tailwinds rather than any company-specific news.

Adani Power Ltd (+2.03%)

Adani Power attracted high trading value after securing a significant 25-year contract to supply 2,500 MW of renewable capacity. This long-term power purchase agreement boosted investor confidence by enhancing the company's long-term revenue visibility. A favorable Supreme Court decision refusing to stay its bid for JAL also contributed to the positive sentiment.

Trent Ltd (+7.89%)

Shares of Trent surged on high trading volume following a strong Q4 business update that impressed the market. The Tata Group company reported a robust 21% year-on-year growth in revenue from merchandise sales for the quarter. This strong operational performance, coupled with continued store expansion, triggered a sharp rally in the stock.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+4.52%)

MCX shares rallied as investor interest was buoyed by rising commodity prices, particularly in metals. With copper futures gaining on higher spot demand, the market anticipated increased trading volumes on the exchange's platform. This expectation of higher business activity for MCX led to a surge in its stock price and trading value.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (+0.86%)

Dixon Technologies featured among the most actively traded mid-cap stocks, though its price gain was modest. The high traded value suggests significant institutional interest or block deal activity in the counter. The stock remains a key player in the electronics manufacturing theme, attracting consistent investor attention.

Hindustan Copper Ltd (+1.73%)

Hindustan Copper gained following a positive operational update and favorable sector tailwinds. The company reported a 6% increase in ore production for FY26, which was well-received by investors. The rally was further supported by a rise in global copper futures, boosting the outlook for the metal producer.

Lodha Developers Ltd (+2.24%)

Lodha Developers, also known as Macrotech Developers, saw its stock rise in line with a broader rally in the real estate sector. The Nifty Realty index gained over 2% for the day, lifting sentiment for property developers. The stock's movement was primarily driven by this strong sectoral momentum.

National Aluminium Company Ltd (+1.42%)

NALCO shares climbed as the broader metals pack witnessed buying interest, with the Nifty Metal index closing in the green. As a leading aluminium producer, the company attracted significant trading value from investors participating in the sector-wide uptrend. The move was attributed to positive sentiment across the metals and mining space.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

V-Mart Retail Ltd (+12.25%)

V-Mart Retail surged over 12% on the back of a strong Q4 business update that pointed towards a robust performance. The stock saw exceptionally high trading volume as investors cheered the positive operational metrics. This signaled strong confidence in the retailer's growth and potential turnaround.

Zydus Wellness Ltd (+14.86%)

Zydus Wellness was a standout performer, rallying nearly 15% on massive trading volumes. The sharp upmove was driven by intense buying interest throughout the session. The significant spike in both price and volume suggests strong institutional accumulation in the counter.

Senco Gold Ltd (+12.12%)

Senco Gold shares jumped after the company announced a stellar Q4 business update, reporting an impressive 46% year-on-year revenue growth. This strong performance was attributed to sustained demand during the wedding season. The outstanding growth figures led to a surge in buying activity and high traded value.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+2.96%)

Ola Electric was one of the most active stocks on the exchanges, recording enormous trading volumes of over 36 crore shares. While the price gain was relatively modest, the high volume indicates significant interest from retail investors and traders. The counter was buzzing with activity throughout the day.

EIH Ltd (+5.54%)

EIH Ltd, the operator of Oberoi and Trident hotels, rallied over 5% on strong buying momentum, marking one of its best single-day gains in recent months. The stock saw high trading volume, reflecting positive investor sentiment towards the hospitality sector as a whole. The move suggests a potential re-rating of hotel stocks.

Market Overview

The Indian stock market closed with significant gains, reversing early losses on the back of positive global cues and strong domestic buying. The Sensex rallied 787 points to close at 74,107, while the Nifty 50 climbed 255 points to settle at 22,968. The market's recovery was reportedly aided by news of a potential ceasefire framework between Iran and the US, which also caused oil prices to soften and the Indian rupee to strengthen.

The rally was broad-based, as reflected in the strong advance-decline ratio of 2,511 advancing stocks to 746 declining ones. Sectoral performance was strong, with Nifty Consumer Durables, PSU Bank, and Realty indices gaining over 2% each. However, the Nifty Oil & Gas index bucked the trend, ending over 1% lower, weighed down by the fall in heavyweight Reliance Industries.

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