Top Traded by Value Today 31-Jul-2026: Key Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,270.85 (+0.39%) while Sensex settled at 77,928.15, up 273.55 points (around +0.35%). Market breadth was positive with 33 advances and 17 declines on the Nifty 50, indicating stock-specific buying even as volatility stayed elevated. Financials and autos dominated the high-value trades, while IT was the key drag with the sector falling over 2%.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

Bajaj Finance Ltd (+8.11%) Bajaj Finance surged after the board approved its unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 and filed its Q1 FY27 investor presentation ahead of the earnings conference call. Investors also reacted to the 39th AGM outcome that included a dividend of Rs 6 per share and approvals for higher borrowings, security creation and an NCD issuance, supporting the funding runway narrative. The stock closed near its 52-week high of Rs 1,151.20 on heavy volumes of 4.41 crore shares.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (+3.58%) Mahindra and Mahindra gained after publishing extracts of its Q1 FY27 results, reporting consolidated total income of Rs 58,187.57 crore and consolidated profit after tax of Rs 5,454.54 crore for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. The company’s AGM communication flow, including the chairman’s speech that discussed a proposed Rs 15,000 crore Nagpur investment, reinforced the capex and growth narrative. The move came with strong activity, keeping the stock among the most traded by value.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.09%) HDFC Bank slipped as trading remained cautious in private lenders, with market commentary indicating PSU banks outperformed while private banks were largely stable. In the absence of any fresh company filing in the provided database, the decline is best explained by continued post-results repositioning and heavy institutional churn, reflected in a high volume of 2.65 crore shares. The stock also remained close to its 52-week low zone of Rs 726.75, keeping sellers active on rebounds.

Infosys Ltd (-2.26%) Infosys declined in line with the broader IT selloff, with the sector flagged as the biggest laggard on the day, down over 2%. With no stock-specific database trigger provided, the move appears driven by sector-wide risk reduction in IT names as investors rotated to autos and financial services. High traded value and 1.50 crore shares of volume indicate the fall was led by large institutional flows.

TVS Motor Company Ltd (+2.33%) TVS Motor rose as auto was among the leading sectors on a day when investors preferred cyclicals over technology stocks. The stock traded close to its 52-week high of Rs 4,320, which typically draws momentum participation and increases turnover in high-beta auto names. Volumes of 34.29 lakh shares kept it among the top value counters.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Indo-MIM Ltd (+4.34%) Indo-MIM extended its strong post-listing momentum after debuting on the exchanges on 30 July 2026, as highlighted in the provided context around its IPO listing. Investors continued to bid up the stock on active price discovery, with very high turnover and 2.94 crore shares changing hands. The stock remained near its early peak zone, with a 52-week high of Rs 815.90.

Thermax Ltd (+1.74%) Thermax advanced as mid-cap industrial names saw selective participation, keeping it among the top traded-by-value counters. With no database news catalyst available here, the move appears momentum-led, supported by a steady price rise alongside elevated volumes of 38.99 lakh shares. The stock is still well below its 52-week high of Rs 5,277, suggesting traders focused on a tactical rebound rather than a new high breakout.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (-3.41%) Kalyan Jewellers fell on heavy churn after trading near its 52-week high zone, with the counter having recently been close to Rs 649.00 (52-week high in the table). In the absence of a fresh company-specific filing in the dataset, the decline is consistent with profit-taking at elevated levels, amplified by high volumes of 2.55 crore shares. The stock’s drop also stood out as broader buying stayed selective.

Swiggy Ltd (-3.67%) Swiggy declined amid risk reduction in growth and tech-adjacent counters on a day when IT was the biggest sector laggard. With no database news provided for the session, the move is best explained by aggressive selling into liquidity, reflected in the highest volume in the mid-cap list at 5.00 crore shares. The stock remains far below its 52-week high of Rs 473.00, indicating sustained caution on valuation and growth stocks.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (-1.68%) Dixon Technologies slipped as traders cut exposure in high-priced manufacturing and electronics plays during a session that saw technology-led weakness in the broader market. Without a specific database trigger, the fall looks like a tactical de-risking move, despite relatively modest volumes of 6.79 lakh shares due to the stock’s high price. The counter continues to trade below its 52-week high of Rs 18,471.50.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Netweb Technologies India Ltd (+7.81%) Netweb rallied despite broader IT weakness, with the provided context pointing to continued investor focus on its strong June-quarter performance and AI-led demand commentary. The stock’s move suggests stock-specific buying rather than sector beta, supported by 49.31 lakh shares traded. Netweb remains off its 52-week high of Rs 5,241.65, leaving room for momentum trades to build on rebounds.

Shadowfax Technologies Ltd (+10.47%) Shadowfax jumped as the stock saw aggressive price action on exceptionally heavy volumes of 7.74 crore shares, indicating strong participation from traders. With no database news supplied, the most direct explanation is a momentum move driven by liquidity, with the price pushing towards its 52-week high of Rs 253.35. Such high-volume sessions typically coincide with a breakout attempt and fast repositioning.

63 Moons Technologies Ltd (+9.90%) 63 Moons climbed sharply with volumes of 1.52 crore shares, signalling a momentum-led move with significant turnover. In the absence of a database catalyst, the rally aligns with a technical push towards its 52-week high of Rs 1,029.35 as traders buy breakouts and cover shorts. The near-10% gain shows the move was led by price and volume rather than a broad index tailwind.

Kaynes Technology India Ltd (+4.88%) Kaynes gained with strong activity of 36.18 lakh shares, suggesting fresh accumulation in select electronics manufacturing counters even as some peers stayed weak. With no company filing in the provided dataset, the move appears driven by technical recovery from recent levels, keeping it among the top traded-by-value small caps. The stock remains well below its 52-week high of Rs 7,705, highlighting a rebound phase rather than a new-high breakout.

SML Mahindra Ltd (+3.51%) SML Mahindra advanced alongside the broader auto outperformance, which was led by large-cap autos during the session. With no company-specific news provided, the move is best linked to sector rotation into autos and strong traded activity in the counter, with 19.01 lakh shares changing hands. The stock traded closer to its 52-week high of Rs 5,982, supporting momentum buying.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended higher in a choppy session, with Nifty 50 adding 95.15 points to close at 24,270.85 (+0.39%) and Sensex rising 273.55 points to 77,928.15 (around +0.35%). The Nifty’s advance-decline count of 33-17 showed the upmove was supported by broader participation within the index even as investors stayed selective.

Sectorally, auto and financial services led, mirroring the high-value action in names like Mahindra and Mahindra, TVS Motor and Bajaj Finance. Banking was described as largely stable, but the day’s flows favoured PSU banks over private lenders, which kept pressure on select private bank counters. IT was the main drag, falling over 2%, which aligned with the decline in heavyweights such as Infosys.

No FII or DII net flow figures were provided in the input for the session. Overall, the day’s tape showed rotation into cyclicals and stock-specific moves on results and corporate filings, while technology stayed under sustained selling.

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