Top Traded by Value Today 04-Nov-2026: HDFC Bank Leads

Top Traded by Value Today on 04-Nov-2026 were led by HDFC Bank Ltd, which rose 1.55% to Rs. 736.00 on 5.22 crore shares, while Nifty 50 gained 0.63% to 23,960.60 and Sensex added 0.50% to 77,301.40. Financials, telecom, metals and technology-led small caps dominated the active list, with Nifty 50 breadth at 32 advances and 18 declines.

Which Large Cap Top Traded by Value stocks stood out today?

HDFC Bank Ltd led the large-cap Top Traded by Value list, followed by Reliance Industries Ltd and Bharti Airtel Ltd.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+1.55%)

HDFC Bank Ltd extended its recent upmove alongside a 0.67% rise in Nifty Bank, making the lender the highest-volume large-cap name in this list at 5.22 crore shares. The stock had gained 3.64% in the preceding session on nearly double the prior day's volume, and the follow-through kept it above the Rs. 725.80 level identified in the supplied trading context as near-term resistance. At Rs. 736.00, it remained below its Rs. 1,017.90 52-week high.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+0.46%)

Reliance Industries Ltd held gains after its Q2 FY27 earnings showed a 41% year-on-year increase in net profit to Rs. 25,548 crore and a 29% rise in revenue to Rs. 3.32 lakh crore. Investors continued to assess record oil-to-chemicals EBITDA of Rs. 25,203 crore, up 68% year-on-year, after the results-driven rally in the prior session. The shares traded 2.12 crore units, sustaining high value activity despite a more modest 0.46% gain.

Bharti Airtel Ltd (+0.00%)

Bharti Airtel Ltd closed virtually unchanged at Rs. 2,066.00 after a four-session advance that included a 3.77% gain in the previous session on nearly three times the preceding day's volume. The supplied context identifies the company's earlier postpaid tariff increase as a key telecom-specific development, while its Q2 earnings were due on November 5. Turnover remained elevated at 1.24 crore shares as the stock held above Rs. 2,000 and stayed within 5% of its Rs. 2,174.70 52-week high.

State Bank of India (+0.95%)

State Bank of India gained as bank shares participated in the broader financial-services advance, with Nifty Bank rising 0.67% and Nifty Financial Services up 0.88%. The lender was also identified among the day's early Nifty gainers as PSU bank stocks opened stronger. Its 1.58 crore-share volume placed it among the most actively traded large caps by value.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+0.00%)

ICICI Bank Ltd ended unchanged at Rs. 1,424.00 as the positive sector backdrop in banking did not produce a directional move in the stock. Nifty Bank's 0.67% increase supported substantial activity, but the supplied data does not disclose a company-specific announcement behind ICICI Bank's 1.08 crore-share turnover. The price remained below its Rs. 1,479.90 52-week high.

Which Mid Cap Top Traded by Value stocks stood out today?

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd, Muthoot Finance Ltd and PB Fintech Ltd were the most prominent mid-cap Top Traded by Value names.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (-5.18%)

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd fell 5.18% as investors booked profits after the stock's 7.42% rally in the prior session and all-time-high close, despite strong Q2 FY27 results. The exchange reported revenue from operations of Rs. 800 crore, up 113.9% year-on-year, and PAT of Rs. 455 crore, up 130.8%; however, market commentary described the quarterly numbers as in line and flagged higher technology-cost growth and tax effects. Volume of 67.48 lakh shares, above the 30-day average cited in the supplied context, accompanied the reversal.

Muthoot Finance Ltd (+7.49%)

Muthoot Finance Ltd rose 7.49% to Rs. 2,709.85 and ranked among the day's leading broader-market gainers. The supplied information does not identify a fresh company announcement, result or regulatory action for the move. The immediate observable catalyst was strong price and turnover momentum, with 22.78 lakh shares traded as the stock rebounded from levels closer to its Rs. 2,303.35 52-week low.

PB Fintech Ltd (+4.65%)

PB Fintech Ltd climbed 4.65% on 52.77 lakh shares, indicating a sharp high-turnover rebound from its Rs. 916.60 52-week low. No verified company-specific news was supplied for November 4, so the available evidence points to technical momentum rather than a disclosed corporate event. The close at Rs. 966.00 was still substantially below the Rs. 1,963.00 52-week high.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+5.05%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd advanced 5.05% to Rs. 37.45 on exceptionally high liquidity of 11.15 crore shares. The data provided does not disclose a new order, earnings release or policy action tied to the session, making the price-volume expansion the identified driver. The gain lifted the stock away from its Rs. 33.21 52-week low, though it remained below its Rs. 61.45 peak.

Steel Authority of India Ltd (+1.98%)

Steel Authority of India Ltd gained 1.98% as metals were among the sectors leading the market's advance. The stock's 2.44 crore-share volume shows that the sector move drew considerable trading participation, although no company-specific announcement was provided. Its close of Rs. 170.30 remained below the Rs. 209.70 52-week high.

Which Small Cap Top Traded by Value stocks stood out today?

Fractal Analytics Ltd led small-cap Top Traded by Value activity with a 14.08% jump, followed by Saregama India Ltd and Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.

Fractal Analytics Ltd (+14.08%)

Fractal Analytics Ltd surged 14.08% after reporting Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue growth of 20% year-on-year to Rs. 956.5 crore and net income growth of 139% to Rs. 79.2 crore. Investors also assessed stronger operating performance and the acquisition of selected Pricing One SA assets and liabilities for about CHF 13.19 lakh, intended to add revenue-growth-management capabilities and expand the company's European presence. The 2.04 crore-share turnover and results conference call scheduled for November 4 concentrated attention on the stock.

Saregama India Ltd (+12.98%)

Saregama India Ltd rose 12.98% to Rs. 635.15 on 2.38 crore shares and closed close to its Rs. 652.00 52-week high. No verified corporate announcement was supplied to attribute the gain to earnings, a deal or a regulatory decision. The available evidence therefore points to a high-volume technical breakout toward the annual peak.

Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd (+10.15%)

Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd jumped 10.15% on 2.76 crore shares as the session favoured metal and industrial names. The provided market context specifically lists GMDC among stocks gaining on the day, but does not disclose a company-specific order, result or policy catalyst. The sharp price-volume move was the identifiable trigger, although the stock remained below its Rs. 771.50 52-week high.

SFC Environmental Technologies Ltd (-4.26%)

SFC Environmental Technologies Ltd declined 4.26% to Rs. 406.75 amid 3.11 crore shares of turnover. No verified news item was supplied to establish a fundamental catalyst for the fall. The combination of a negative close and heavy activity indicates technical distribution in the session, with the stock still above its Rs. 354.05 52-week low.

BLS Polymers Ltd (-5.27%)

BLS Polymers Ltd fell 5.27% on the largest volume in this small-cap table, at 4.91 crore shares. The source material contains no disclosed earnings, order, corporate action or regulatory development explaining the decline. The fall on heavy turnover is therefore best characterised as a technical sell-off, leaving the stock at Rs. 255.10 versus its Rs. 288.00 52-week high.

What drove the Indian stock market on 04-Nov-2026?

Indian equities closed higher as Nifty 50 gained 149.75 points, or 0.63%, to 23,960.60 and the Sensex rose 383.55 points, or 0.50%, to 77,301.40. Nifty 50 breadth was positive at 32 advances against 18 declines, while Nifty Midcap 100 rose 1.55% and Nifty Small Cap 250 gained 1.97%, signalling stronger participation beyond the benchmark.

Sector rotation favoured FMCG, consumer durables, realty, metals and financials. Nifty FMCG climbed 1.50%, Nifty Auto gained 1.16%, Nifty Bank rose 0.67% and Nifty Financial Services added 0.88%, while Nifty IT declined 1.50% as Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and HCL Technologies fell. The market's recent momentum was supported by softer crude oil prices, lower US Treasury yields, renewed foreign investor buying and robust corporate earnings, while investors also tracked US midterm-election developments.

Where can readers find more Top Traded by Value market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's value leaders show a market rewarding reported earnings strength at Fractal Analytics Ltd and sustaining interest in Reliance Industries Ltd after its strong quarterly performance, while profit-taking hit Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd despite its revenue and profit growth. Financial, metal and telecom participation supported the advance, whereas IT remained the principal sectoral drag.

Next, investors will watch Bharti Airtel Ltd's earnings due on November 5 and Fractal Analytics Ltd's November 4 results conference call for management commentary. For Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd, the key unresolved issue is whether the post-results sell-off stabilises after the prior all-time-high close, particularly given the elevated trading volume.