Top Traded by Value Today 10-Sep-2026: NSE, BSE

Introduction

Nifty 50 ended at 23,420.30 (down 0.05%) and the Sensex closed at 74,728.29 (down 0.05%) on 10 Sep 2026, as gains in select banks were offset by declines in heavyweight names. Market breadth was narrowly positive, with 26 advances and 24 declines on the Nifty. The day’s highest value turnover was concentrated in index heavyweights and in a few high-beta small-caps that hit fresh highs and upper circuits. FII and DII activity data was not available in the provided market context.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.98%) HDFC Bank rose after it defended its 52-week low zone and reversed higher from an intraday low of 686.20, a move that typically triggers short covering and bottom-fishing in large index names. The stock also featured among the session’s most active counters by value with 2.85 crore shares traded, reflecting heavy repositioning after a sharp year-to-date decline referenced in the trading snapshot.

ICICI Bank Ltd (-0.44%) ICICI Bank slipped and remained among the day’s notable Nifty laggards even as the broader banking index held marginal gains, indicating stock-specific profit-taking within the sector’s heavyweights. Despite the modest fall, it stayed among the top value turnover names because of its high institutional participation and large volume of 1.09 crore shares.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-3.55%) Vodafone Idea declined sharply while still clocking one of the highest traded values, with a massive 91.37 crore shares changing hands, pointing to aggressive two-way activity in a high-beta telecom counter. The stock’s proximity to its 52-week high (15.78) after a strong run-up also set up a profit-taking zone, which amplified the downside on heavy volume.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-0.47%) Reliance Industries eased and figured among the session’s key drags in a flat market, which kept it in focus for index traders. The combination of a dip near the lower end of its 52-week range (52-week low 1250.55) and high participation (1.02 crore shares) helped it rank among the top traded-by-value stocks.

Infosys Ltd (-0.33%) Infosys closed lower and remained a high-turnover counter because it is a key hedge and positioning tool for large investors during sessions that see cautious risk appetite. With 93.49 lakh shares traded and the price still close to its 52-week low (984.00), the counter saw active churn rather than a directional breakout.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Ather Energy Ltd (+4.77%) Ather Energy advanced in high value trade as it moved closer to its 52-week high (1,741.90), a setup that often attracts momentum allocations in mid-cap names. The rally was backed by strong participation at 88.71 lakh shares, keeping it among the session’s most traded-by-value mid-caps.

Welspun Corp Ltd (+6.43%) Welspun Corp jumped and traded near its 52-week peak (2,785.95), signalling an attempted breakout, which typically pulls in both momentum traders and delivery buying. The move came with 44.12 lakh shares in volume, supporting its position among the day’s top value turnover counters.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (-3.00%) Dixon Technologies fell sharply, indicating profit-taking or de-risking after prior positioning, and the decline was steep enough to generate active churn despite a comparatively lower volume of 4.87 lakh shares. High price levels meant the stock still ranked among the top traded-by-value mid-caps even on lower absolute share turnover.

KEI Industries Ltd (-0.58%) KEI Industries slipped modestly, with trading activity staying elevated because the stock remains a widely held industrial-electrical play where institutional portfolios often rebalance in small increments. The counter saw 11.43 lakh shares traded, maintaining its presence in the top value turnover list.

Coforge Ltd (-0.21%) Coforge ended marginally lower, reflecting range-bound trade rather than a fundamental trigger in the provided data. Even so, 28.07 lakh shares changed hands, keeping it among the top traded-by-value mid-caps due to sustained participation in liquid IT services names.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

ESDS Software Solution Ltd (+10.00%) ESDS Software hit the 10% upper circuit and marked a fresh 52-week high at 1,560.35, extending the sharp post-listing surge highlighted in the trading context. The move drew heavy speculative and momentum participation, with 1.71 crore shares traded as the stock continued to re-rate rapidly after its market debut.

Molbio Diagnostics Ltd (+20.00%) Molbio Diagnostics locked in a 20% upper circuit to a new 52-week high of 1,509.70, aligning with the context that flagged a strong debut and follow-through buying in the sessions after listing. The stock’s rise was accompanied by 1.24 crore shares in volume, indicating aggressive demand at the circuit limit.

Swan Corp Ltd (+7.29%) Swan Corp climbed on unusually high activity, with 5.60 crore shares traded, making it one of the most active small-caps by value despite the broader market being flat. With the stock trading just above its 52-week low area (273.80), the bounce and elevated turnover suggest a short-term reversal trade that attracted high churn.

Share India Securities Ltd (+3.53%) Share India Securities gained with very heavy volume of 6.05 crore shares, placing it among the day’s biggest value turnover names in the small-cap pack. In the absence of a specific news trigger in the provided dataset, the combination of a strong up-day and large volume points to a momentum-led move.

Graphite India Ltd (-2.37%) Graphite India declined and remained among the most traded small-caps by value due to high volume of 1.20 crore shares, suggesting active distribution or position unwinding. The fall came even as the stock stayed close to its 52-week high (874.00), a level that often becomes a supply zone after a rally.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 closed at 23,420.30 (down 0.05%) and Sensex at 74,728.29 (down 0.05%), reflecting a session dominated by stock-specific churn rather than a broad directional trend. Market breadth on the Nifty stayed slightly positive at 26 advancing stocks versus 24 declining stocks.

Within large caps, selective strength in banks, including HDFC Bank’s gains, helped limit the downside, while declines in other heavyweights such as Reliance and Infosys kept headline indices in a tight range. The “top traded by value” list also showed that turnover clustered in index bellwethers and in high-volatility names where traders were active on both sides.

In the broader market, small-cap turnover was boosted by sharp, circuit-driven moves in newly listed names and momentum counters, with ESDS Software and Molbio Diagnostics both hitting fresh 52-week highs at their respective upper circuits. FII and DII flow figures were not available in the provided context for 10 Sep 2026.

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