Top Traded by Value Today 02-Nov-2026: Reliance Gains 11.64%

Top Traded by Value Today on 02-Nov-2026 was led by Reliance Industries Ltd, which rose 11.64% to Rs. 1,299 after strong Q2 FY27 earnings, as Nifty 50 closed at 23,440.80, up 1.68%, and Sensex ended at 75,692.78, up 1.65%. Oil and gas, electronics manufacturing and engineering counters dominated the high-value activity.

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

Reliance Industries Ltd led large-cap value activity with 9.19 Cr shares traded, while the group also included active banking, telecom and IT counters.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+11.64%)

Reliance Industries surged after reporting strong September-quarter earnings and filing the transcript of its Q2 FY27 analyst meeting. Supplementary market context said consolidated net profit attributable to shareholders rose 41% year-on-year to Rs. 25,548 crore, while brokerages Goldman Sachs and Nomura retained Buy ratings and highlighted EBITDA growth and new-energy capacity execution. The move came on 9.19 Cr shares, with falling crude oil prices also supporting oil and gas stocks.

Jio Platforms Ltd (-0.60%)

Jio Platforms ended marginally lower after an active session following the disclosure of its Q2 FY27 earnings-call transcript. The supplied context identified 5G migration and AirFiber as growth drivers, but it provides no fresh adverse company announcement to explain the closing decline. Turnover remained high at 1.55 Cr shares, showing sustained trading interest after the recent results discussion.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+1.04%)

HDFC Bank gained 1.04% in a broader market advance, with the stock trading near its 52-week low of Rs. 668.90 rather than on a material operating announcement. Its only verified recent filing was the retirement of Group Head of Business Banking Sanjay D'Souza effective October 31, which was classified neutral. The 2.23 Cr-share volume indicates heavy value trading as the Nifty Bank rose 0.58%.

Infosys Ltd (-1.61%)

Infosys declined 1.61% as IT was the notable weak sector, with Nifty IT closing down 0.50% even as benchmark indices climbed sharply. No verified company-specific news was supplied for Infosys, so the available evidence points to sectoral weakness rather than a disclosed corporate event. The fall occurred on 1.34 Cr shares and contrasted with the rally in energy and cyclicals.

Bharti Airtel Ltd (+0.83%)

Bharti Airtel gained 0.83% alongside the market-wide advance, with no company-specific filing or news catalyst supplied in the input. The stock's modest rise tracked strength across several index heavyweights while telecom peer Jio Platforms saw high turnover after its earnings-call disclosure. Bharti Airtel traded 68.89 L shares and remained below its 52-week high of Rs. 2,174.70.

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

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd led mid-cap value activity after its quarterly update, while PB Fintech Ltd and Cupid Ltd also recorded substantial turnover.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (+11.82%)

Dixon Technologies jumped after its Q2 FY27 results showed revenue growth of 46.7% year-on-year to Rs. 21,794 crore. Investors focused on mobile and other EMS revenue, which rose 50% year-on-year to Rs. 20,093 crore, and management's guidance that Vivo smartphone joint-venture operations would begin in Q4 FY27. The reaction came despite reported pressure on profitability, including a 48.7% decline in net profit to Rs. 343.7 crore, and 17.74 L shares changed hands.

PB Fintech Ltd (-7.19%)

PB Fintech fell 7.19% on 1.05 Cr shares, making it one of the largest mid-cap value trades of the session. The supplied material contains no verified company announcement, earnings update or analyst action for the stock, so no specific fundamental catalyst can be established from the available data. Its closing price of Rs. 928.10 was close to the 52-week low of Rs. 923.35, indicating that the move occurred near a key trading range low.

Coforge Ltd (+2.21%)

Coforge rose 2.21% on 39.49 L shares despite the Nifty IT index declining 0.50%. No company-specific verified news was provided, making its relative outperformance the identifiable trading signal in the input. The stock closed at Rs. 2,095.30, close to its 52-week high of Rs. 2,111.20.

Max Healthcare Institute Ltd (+2.69%)

Max Healthcare gained 2.69% with 77.69 L shares traded and was identified in the supplied market updates as one of the session's prominent gainers. No earnings release, order win or other company-specific filing was supplied to attribute the rise to a corporate event. The stock's high-value activity therefore coincided with its position among the day's leading index gainers.

Cupid Ltd (+4.84%)

Cupid rose 4.84% on a substantial 1.95 Cr shares, placing it among the most actively traded mid-caps by value. The input provides no verified company news or sector event for the move, so the unusually high volume is the available evidence of the catalyst for attention. Its Rs. 340.25 close was below the 52-week high of Rs. 369.70.

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

Engineers India Ltd rose 15.06% and Welspun Living Ltd gained 10.40% as high-value small-cap activity concentrated in engineering, textiles and defence-linked names.

Welspun Living Ltd (+10.40%)

Welspun Living climbed 10.40% on 6.23 Cr shares, the highest volume in the small-cap value-traded list. No verified corporate announcement was supplied for the company, so the large turnover and a close of Rs. 242, near the Rs. 245.70 52-week high, are the available signals behind the move. The advance also came as consumer durables were among the sectors reported higher during the session.

Engineers India Ltd (+15.06%)

Engineers India rallied 15.06% on 3.74 Cr shares, making it the strongest gainer in the small-cap value-traded table. The provided data contains no company-specific order announcement or result, but its sharp price rise and exceptional turnover occurred alongside strength in cyclicals, with oil and gas and infrastructure-related segments leading the market. It closed at Rs. 289.55, still below the Rs. 321.10 52-week high.

Syrma SGS Technology Ltd (-6.53%)

Syrma SGS Technology fell 6.53% on 55.28 L shares, even as Dixon Technologies rallied after its quarterly update. No verified filing or news catalyst was provided for Syrma SGS Technology, so the input does not support assigning a fundamental reason for the decline. The sell-off was notable because the stock had high turnover despite the broader Nifty Midcap 50 gaining 1.24%.

Zen Technologies Ltd (+8.39%)

Zen Technologies advanced 8.39% with 48.66 L shares traded. The supplied material has no disclosed order win, results announcement or regulatory event for the company, leaving high turnover as the verifiable explanation for its appearance among value leaders. The defence-linked stock closed at Rs. 1,720.15, below its 52-week high of Rs. 2,041.90.

Delhivery Ltd (+5.89%)

Delhivery gained 5.89% on 1.99 Cr shares in a session when auto, consumer durables and realty also participated in the broader advance. No company-specific catalyst was included in the source material, so the high trading volume is the available evidence of the stock-specific activity. Delhivery closed at Rs. 408.75, above its 52-week low of Rs. 364.95 but below the Rs. 524.25 high.

How did the Indian stock market close on 02-Nov-2026?

Indian equities closed sharply higher, with Nifty 50 at 23,440.80, up 387.71 points or 1.68%, and the Sensex at 75,692.78, up 1,233.25 points or 1.65%. Nifty Bank gained 0.58%, Nifty Midcap 50 rose 1.24% and Nifty Smallcap 50 added 0.43%, while Nifty IT declined 0.50%.

Oil and gas led the sectoral advance, followed by PSU banks, metals, auto, cement, consumer durables and realty. The market context attributed the rally to lower oil prices, strong heavyweight earnings, easing bond yields, a stronger rupee and returning foreign-fund interest; Reliance's earnings-led move was a key index driver.

The latest FII and DII figures supplied were for October 30, when FIIs were net buyers of Rs. 3,599 crore and DIIs were net sellers of Rs. 818 crore. The supplied breadth data was also from October 30, when 115 Nifty 500 stocks advanced and 383 declined, so it should not be treated as final breadth for November 2.

Where can readers find more top traded by value stocks?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

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

Conclusion

The day's value trading was defined by an earnings-driven 11.64% surge in Reliance Industries and an 11.82% rebound in Dixon Technologies, while Engineers India, Welspun Living and Zen Technologies attracted heavy small-cap turnover. The contrast between gains in energy and cyclicals and the decline in Infosys underscores the session's sector rotation rather than a uniform market move.

Investors will watch the follow-through from Reliance's Q2 FY27 earnings and broker commentary, as well as Dixon Technologies' planned start of Vivo smartphone joint-venture operations in Q4 FY27. For the other high-turnover names, the next exchange filings, quarterly results and any disclosed orders remain central because the supplied data did not identify company-specific catalysts for their moves.