Top Traded by Volume Today 01 Jun 2026: Most Active NSE

Introduction

India’s most-active counters on 01 Jun 2026 were dominated by high-volume names across telecom, banking, power, metals and renewables, led by Vodafone Idea (60.68 crore shares) and Jaiprakash Power (52.81 crore shares). The market movers feed for this report does not include Nifty 50 and Sensex closing levels, advance-decline data, or FII-DII flows, so the session is assessed using volume concentration and stock-specific catalysts. Regulators and governance became a clear driver in renewables after Suzlon reacted to a SEBI penalty, while metals and PSU-linked counters saw strong participation near 52-week levels.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-0.36%)

Vodafone Idea stayed the most traded large-cap even as it slipped marginally, with activity clustering close to its 52-week high zone (52-week high Rs 14.44 versus close Rs 13.94). With no stock-specific news in the feed, the turnover looks driven by short-term positioning near a key technical level where traders typically book profits or reset exposures.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.28%)

HDFC Bank saw over 5 crore shares traded while the price change remained limited, pointing to churn rather than a catalyst-led repricing in the provided dataset. The stock is also near its 52-week low (Rs 726.75), which often attracts both bargain hunters and risk cuts, keeping volumes elevated despite a small net move.

Adani Power Ltd (-4.62%)

Adani Power dropped sharply on heavy volumes, a pattern consistent with a fast unwind after the stock failed to sustain near its recent peak region (52-week high Rs 254.15). With no company-specific news provided, the magnitude of the fall alongside high turnover suggests stop-loss selling and risk reduction dominated the tape.

Coal India Ltd (+3.26%)

Coal India advanced as it traded back toward its 52-week high (Rs 490.90), with the move accompanied by nearly 5 crore shares of volume. In the absence of a fresh headline in the feed, the price action indicates momentum participation in a liquid PSU commodity name as it approached a major resistance zone.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (-2.54%)

Samvardhana Motherson declined with strong volume, reflecting a distribution-style session as the stock cooled off from its upper range (52-week high Rs 151.50). With no new trigger supplied, the combination of a down day and high turnover points to profit-taking and portfolio rebalancing in an actively traded auto-component name.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-5.75%)

Suzlon fell after SEBI imposed a Rs 29-crore penalty over alleged misleading financial statements, putting regulatory and governance issues at the centre of trading. The company said the penalty would not affect its finances or operations, but investors still marked the stock down as regulatory actions can raise risk premiums for mid-cap names.

Yes Bank Ltd (-0.69%)

Yes Bank featured among the most traded mid-caps with a modest decline and no fresh news in the feed, suggesting the day’s activity was driven by positioning rather than a new fundamental trigger. The stock remains close to its 52-week high (Rs 24.30), a level that often draws both profit-taking and short-term trades, keeping volumes high.

NMDC Ltd (+5.35%)

NMDC jumped over 5% and ended near its 52-week high (Rs 94.24), with 7.64 crore shares traded, indicating aggressive follow-through buying into a breakout attempt. With no specific headline provided, the move reads as a momentum-driven rally in a high-liquidity metal PSU counter.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (-3.63%)

Ashok Leyland dropped on above-average activity for the day (3.61 crore shares) without a news catalyst in the feed, indicating selling pressure dominated. The stock is still well below its 52-week high (Rs 215.35), and the down move suggests traders continued to cut exposure into weakness.

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd (-5.89%)

IREDA declined sharply with elevated volumes as the stock extended its pullback from the 52-week high zone (Rs 186.55) toward the mid-range (close Rs 126.25). With no new company update provided, the price action points to a risk-off rotation within high-beta renewable/PSU financing trades.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (-14.09%)

Jaiprakash Power crashed over 14% on massive volumes (52.81 crore shares), signalling heavy supply and forced selling in the absence of a headline catalyst in the feed. The sell-off came with the stock far below its 52-week high (Rs 27.62), indicating traders used liquidity to exit positions quickly after a sharp breakdown.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (+0.00%)

GTL Infrastructure ended flat but remained highly traded at 15.25 crore shares, which is typical of low-priced stocks where small price ticks translate into large share turnover. With no news provided, the tape suggests two-way speculative activity rather than a repricing event.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (-4.91%)

Ola Electric fell nearly 5% with 14.83 crore shares traded, extending weakness from the stock’s upper range (52-week high Rs 71.24). With no company-specific trigger in the feed, the combination of a down move and high turnover indicates continued de-risking by traders.

PC Jeweller Ltd (-4.05%)

PC Jeweller declined over 4% as volumes stayed elevated at 14.48 crore shares, highlighting persistent volatility in the counter. With no fresh news available here, the activity looks driven by short-term trading around the lower end of its 52-week range (52-week low Rs 7.45).

NMDC Steel Ltd (+13.57%)

NMDC Steel surged more than 13% and closed near its 52-week high (Rs 52.60), with 13.12 crore shares changing hands. With no headline catalyst supplied, the move appears to be a momentum breakout attempt, where traders chased the stock as it approached a key 52-week resistance level.

Market Overview

The market movers list for 01 Jun 2026 was defined by very high retail and trader participation in a handful of names, especially Vodafone Idea and Jaiprakash Power which together accounted for over 113 crore shares of turnover. In mid-caps, renewable and financial names dominated activity with Suzlon and Yes Bank both above 15 crore shares, while metals saw strong interest through NMDC and NMDC Steel.

A key theme from the day’s biggest mid-cap volume stock was regulatory risk: Suzlon fell after SEBI imposed a Rs 29-crore penalty over alleged misleading financial statements, and the sell-off came despite the company’s statement that the penalty would not impact its operations. On the other hand, commodity-linked PSUs such as Coal India and NMDC ended higher and finished close to their 52-week highs, a setup that often draws incremental momentum participation.

Nifty 50 and Sensex closing levels, sector indices, advance-decline statistics, and FII-DII flows were not included in the provided feed for this report.

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