Top Traded by Value Today 08-Nov-2026: Finolex Jumps 19.98%

Top Traded by Value Today on 08-Nov-2026 was led by Finolex Cables, which jumped 19.98% to Rs. 1,309.70 after strong Q2 FY27 earnings. Nifty 50 ended at 24,986.40, down 0.18%, while Sensex closed 0.03% lower at 80,999.40; pharma and small-cap electrical stocks produced the largest gains in the Muhurat session.

Which large-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Divis Laboratories, HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries were among the most actively traded large caps, with Divis Laboratories posting the sharpest gain at 7.52%.

Divis Laboratories (+7.52%)

Divis Laboratories surged after approving its Q2 FY27 standalone and consolidated results, with reported net profit rising 63.6% year-on-year to Rs. 1,127 crore. Revenue from operations rose 35.4% to Rs. 3,676 crore, and the result-driven move coincided with a 1.74% advance in the Nifty Pharma index. The stock traded near its 52-week high of Rs. 11,195.95 on volume of 6.95 lakh shares.

HDFC Bank (-0.36%)

HDFC Bank saw heavy turnover after shareholders approved Anup Bagchi's appointment as Director and Managing Director and CEO through a postal ballot. The governance resolution did not produce a positive price response in the special session, with the stock closing 0.36% lower at Rs. 784.20 despite 78.54 lakh shares changing hands.

Reliance Industries (+0.37%)

Reliance Industries edged higher as trading continued to reflect the company's recently reported strong Q2 oil-to-chemicals earnings, cited in the available market context. The gain remained limited at 0.37% to Rs. 1,323.00, while 43.77 lakh shares were traded, indicating substantial value turnover without a fresh company announcement in the provided data.

National Stock Exchange Of India (+1.16%)

National Stock Exchange Of India gained after its Q2 FY27 performance showed a 23% year-on-year rise in profit after tax to Rs. 2,538 crore and a 9% increase in total income to Rs. 4,554 crore. Investors also had evidence of sustained market-share leadership, including 92% in cash equities and 99.8% in equity futures, supporting the 1.16% rise. The stock closed at Rs. 1,930.50, near its 52-week high of Rs. 1,953.95.

BSE (0.00%)

BSE ended unchanged at Rs. 3,800.00, with no fresh company-specific catalyst disclosed in the supplied information. Its 9.08 lakh-share turnover placed it among the session's high-value counters, while the flat close indicated balanced buying and selling in exchange-related stocks.

Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Ashok Leyland and Motilal Oswal Financial Services led gains among the most actively traded mid-caps, while all five listed stocks closed in positive territory.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India (+0.72%)

Multi Commodity Exchange of India advanced 0.72% to Rs. 3,551.25 as exchange-sector counters attracted sizeable activity during the special trading session. The stock traded 7.98 lakh shares and remained close to its 52-week high of Rs. 3,603.80, supporting the modest technical momentum.

Ashok Leyland (+3.37%)

Ashok Leyland rallied 3.37% to Rs. 177.80 on exceptional turnover of 1.33 crore shares. The move occurred alongside a positive auto index, which gained 0.11%, and the unusually high volume was the clearest disclosed driver of the stock's price action.

Motilal Oswal Financial Services (+4.03%)

Motilal Oswal Financial Services climbed 4.03% to Rs. 1,144.90, supported by active participation in financial-market-linked counters during Muhurat trading. The stock recorded 20.28 lakh shares in volume and closed within 3.1% of its 52-week high of Rs. 1,181.70, reinforcing the momentum signal.

Kalyan Jewellers India (+0.42%)

Kalyan Jewellers India added 0.42% to Rs. 592.50 with 32.81 lakh shares traded. No fresh corporate event was provided, so the small rise is best explained by the session's elevated turnover rather than a disclosed fundamental trigger.

Ather Energy (+0.50%)

Ather Energy rose 0.50% to Rs. 1,825.00 on 8.11 lakh shares of volume. The stock remained near its 52-week high of Rs. 1,859.90, suggesting that proximity to a recent peak supported a limited technical advance in the absence of a supplied company announcement.

Which small-cap stocks were top traded by value today?

Finolex Cables dominated small-cap value trading after its Q2 earnings, while Banco Products and R R Kabel also registered double-digit gains.

Finolex Cables (+19.98%)

Finolex Cables hit a 20% upper circuit after reporting Q2 FY27 consolidated net profit of Rs. 273 crore, up 67% year-on-year. Revenue rose 65% to Rs. 2,269 crore and EBITDA increased to Rs. 312 crore from Rs. 145 crore, lifting the EBITDA margin to 13.73% from 10.57%. The stock closed at Rs. 1,309.70 on 57.26 lakh shares, just below its 52-week high of Rs. 1,498.35.

Tonbo Imaging India (+0.60%)

Tonbo Imaging India gained 0.60% to Rs. 1,487.35 with 24.19 lakh shares traded. No fresh company-specific development was provided, making the elevated turnover and the stock's position within its Rs. 1,013.95 to Rs. 1,644.50 52-week range the available explanation for its modest move.

Banco Products (India) (+14.94%)

Banco Products rallied 14.94% to Rs. 687.90 on heavy volume of 46.30 lakh shares. With no corporate announcement supplied, the large volume spike and sharp price expansion point to technical momentum as the disclosed basis for the move.

R R Kabel (+10.22%)

R R Kabel jumped 10.22% to Rs. 2,115.65, extending the strong action in cable and electrical names after Finolex Cables' earnings-led upper-circuit move. The stock traded 14.82 lakh shares, and the sectoral read-through provided the identifiable catalyst in the absence of a separate company update.

TD Power Systems (+5.80%)

TD Power Systems gained 5.80% to Rs. 610.10 on 35.90 lakh shares. No new company disclosure was included, so the combination of substantial turnover and a recovery from the preceding session's 13.85% decline is the available explanation for the rebound.

What was the market overview for Muhurat trading today?

Nifty 50 closed at 24,986.40, down 43.95 points or 0.18%, while Sensex finished at 80,999.40, lower by 28.62 points or 0.03%. The short Diwali Muhurat session saw the Nifty Pharma index rise 1.74%, Nifty Midcap 100 gain 0.13% and Nifty Auto add 0.11%; Nifty IT fell 0.33%, Nifty Bank declined 0.40% and Nifty Financial Services slipped 0.38%.

The available market context pointed to cooling crude prices, better-than-expected corporate earnings and renewed foreign buying as factors shaping the broader backdrop. Foreign portfolio investors have made net investments of Rs. 45,970 crore in November so far, according to the supplied context, though no session-specific FII or DII cash-flow figure was provided. Market breadth for the Muhurat session was not supplied.

Where can readers explore more market movers?

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Conclusion

The most actively traded stocks reflected a split market in the Diwali special session: earnings created decisive gains in Divis Laboratories and Finolex Cables, while heavy turnover alone drove more limited or technical moves in several other counters. The cable segment stood out, with Finolex Cables' results coinciding with a 10.22% gain in R R Kabel, while pharma strength supported Divis Laboratories.

Investors will next watch the durability of the Q2 earnings reaction, particularly Finolex Cables' planned fibre-draw facility expansion, whose full 4 million fibre-kilometre capacity is expected to commence in FY27. The near-term market direction will also depend on crude prices, geopolitical developments and foreign investor flows, all identified in the supplied context as key variables for Samvat 2083.