Top Traded by Value Today 27-Oct-2026: Active Stocks
Introduction
Indian equities ended mixed on October 27, with the Sensex reported down 0.11% at 73,525.03 while the Nifty held around the 22,770 level. Market breadth remained firmly positive, with more than twice as many advancing stocks as declining stocks across the broader market. Media, pharma, realty and auto led sectoral gains, supporting strong activity in mid- and small-cap counters, while IT, oil and gas, FMCG and financials faced pressure. No FII or DII flow figures were provided.
Large Cap Top Traded by Value
HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.19%)
HDFC Bank declined as Anup Bagchi assumed charge as managing director and CEO on October 27, succeeding Sashidhar Jagdishan after the completion of his tenure. The leadership transition coincided with continued weakness in the counter, which closed at Rs. 680.00, just Rs. 1 above its 52-week low of Rs. 679.00. Heavy turnover of 4.22 crore shares reflected sustained trading around that key support level.
Bharti Airtel Ltd (+3.18%)
Bharti Airtel rallied alongside a sharp telecom-sector move, with the supplied market context showing the telecom sector advancing 6.8%. The stock also held above its key moving averages, supporting the momentum-driven move even as the Sensex was marginally lower. It closed at Rs. 1,978.00 on volume of 1.32 crore shares.
Infosys Ltd (-0.26%)
Infosys remained under pressure after cutting its FY27 revenue-growth guidance to 1-2% from 1.5-3%, citing pricing pressure and a difficult demand environment. The revised outlook outweighed reported Q2 FY27 net profit of Rs. 7,823 crore and revenue of Rs. 40,719 crore, as investors focused on the weaker growth range. The IT sector was among the day's principal laggards, reinforcing the cautious reaction.
ICICI Bank Ltd (-0.96%)
ICICI Bank fell in a session where financial stocks weighed on the benchmarks, with the Nifty Finance index reported down 0.69% and the Nifty Bank largely flat to lower. No company-specific announcement was supplied for the day, making the move consistent with sector-wide weakness in heavyweight financials. The stock recorded volume of 1.64 crore shares and closed at Rs. 1,388.50.
Reliance Industries Ltd (-0.17%)
Reliance Industries edged lower as the oil and gas sector declined 0.69% in the supplied market context. No company-specific disclosure was provided, and the limited fall tracked sectoral pressure rather than a reported corporate event. Trading volume stood at 1.40 crore shares.
Mid Cap Top Traded by Value
Ather Energy Ltd (+6.16%)
Ather Energy extended its post-results rally after reporting Q2 FY27 total income of Rs. 1,527 crore and an EBITDA margin of 4.9%. Investors also responded to the company's Rs. 122 crore capex approval to expand electric two-wheeler capacity at its Hosur and Factory 3.0 plants, which supports planned volume growth. The stock traded 1.42 crore shares and finished near its 52-week high of Rs. 1,741.90.
Sona BLW Precision Forgings Ltd (+8.43%)
Sona BLW Precision Forgings gained 8.43% on heavy turnover of 2.04 crore shares, making it one of the most actively traded mid-cap stocks. No company-specific disclosure was supplied, but the stock's close at Rs. 850.00 put it within 2% of its 52-week high of Rs. 863.90, pointing to a technical-momentum move. The broader auto sector's 1.39% gain provided a supportive sector backdrop.
Mankind Pharma Ltd (+8.63%)
Mankind Pharma surged 8.63% as pharma was among the market's strongest groups, with the Nifty Pharma index up about 1.75% to 1.91% in the supplied updates. No company-specific news was provided, so the sharp rise appears to have been driven by stock-specific price momentum within the sector rally. The counter traded 32.37 lakh shares and closed at Rs. 2,500.60.
Coforge Ltd (+0.20%)
Coforge ended marginally higher despite a weak IT backdrop, as Nifty IT declined during the session. No fresh company announcement was supplied to explain the move, and the limited 0.20% gain indicates relative resilience rather than a decisive catalyst-led rerating. Volume was 40.41 lakh shares.
Tata Consumer Products Ltd (+6.66%)
Tata Consumer Products climbed 6.66% and featured among the benchmark's leading gainers in the market updates. No company-specific disclosure was provided, but the advance came despite FMCG sector weakness, indicating a stock-specific technical move. Its 79.60 lakh-share volume and close at Rs. 999.00 underscored the elevated trading interest.
Small Cap Top Traded by Value
Acutaas Chemicals Ltd (+13.34%)
Acutaas Chemicals jumped 13.34% on turnover of 50.20 lakh shares, with no company-specific announcement provided in the supplied material. The stock's close at Rs. 3,794.55, close to its 52-week high of Rs. 3,903.90, points to a technical-momentum move. The wider small-cap index's strong gain provided a supportive backdrop.
Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (+3.44%)
Apollo Micro Systems rose 3.44% as defence was one of the strongest sectoral themes, with the Nifty India Defence index up about 2.3%. No fresh company disclosure was provided, and the move tracked that sectoral strength. Activity was high at 4.33 crore shares.
PC Jeweller Ltd (+0.73%)
PC Jeweller edged up 0.73% on exceptionally high volume of 96.66 crore shares. No company-specific event was supplied, so the stock's appearance among top value-traded counters was driven by unusually high trading activity rather than a disclosed catalyst. It closed at Rs. 16.65, below its 52-week high of Rs. 20.17.
OneSource Specialty Pharma Ltd (+13.64%)
OneSource Specialty Pharma rallied 13.64% amid a broad pharma upmove, with the Nifty Pharma index gaining about 1.75% to 1.91%. No company-specific update was provided, while the stock's 83.83 lakh-share volume and double-digit rise indicate strong technical momentum. It ended at Rs. 1,586.70.
Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+16.77%)
Ola Electric Mobility surged 16.77% on 34.59 crore shares as auto stocks gained 1.39% and investor attention remained focused on electric two-wheeler demand. No fresh company-specific announcement was supplied in the provided news, making the move a high-volume momentum advance within the auto and EV theme. The close at Rs. 34.95 remained below the 52-week high of Rs. 51.84.
Market Overview
The Sensex was reported to have closed 0.11% lower at 73,525.03, while the Nifty remained around 22,770 after recovering from an early decline. Heavyweight financials and IT capped benchmark performance: Nifty IT fell about 1.48%, while Nifty Finance was down 0.69%. Oil and gas and FMCG also weakened.
Broader participation was materially stronger. Nifty Media gained about 3%, while pharma, realty, defence and auto advanced; the BSE Smallcap 250 rose 1.85% and the BSE Midcap 150 gained 0.94%. Market breadth was positive, with more than twice as many advances as declines across the BSE500, although elevated crude prices near $115 a barrel remained a macro headwind. No FII or DII flow data was provided.
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