Top Traded by Value Today 01 Jun 2026: NSE stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 and Sensex closing levels were not included in the provided market data for 01 Jun 2026, but trading activity was clearly concentrated in a handful of high-liquidity names across IT services, PSU commodities, and select pharma counters. Large-cap value turnover was led by HDFC Bank, Infosys and Coal India, while mid-cap churn was dominated by Adani Total Gas and Suzlon Energy on sharp declines. In small caps, Wockhardt stood out with a strong rally on a major USFDA regulatory approval, alongside heavy value trading in Netweb and MTAR Technologies.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.28%) With no stock-specific news in the provided dataset, the day’s high value turnover appears to have been driven by heavy institutional churn near the stock’s 52-week low zone (52W low: Rs. 726.75). The marginal decline despite 5.03 crore shares traded suggests offsetting buy and sell flows, keeping the stock range-bound.

Infosys Ltd (+3.70%) Infosys climbed on strong high-value participation, extending a rebound away from its 52-week low (Rs. 1,089.10) amid heavy liquidity-led buying in large-cap IT. The move came with 2.01 crore shares traded, indicating aggressive repositioning in a bellwether counter.

Coal India Ltd (+3.26%) Coal India gained even as the company reported an 11.6% drop in May production to 56.1 MT, because investors focused on demand indicators in the same update. Offtake rose 2.2% in May to 66.7 MT, the highest since August, and the government’s completed 2% OFS (raising over Rs. 5,000 crore) also reduced near-term supply overhang.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (-2.10%) M&M fell amid large value trading as the stock slipped back toward its 52-week low zone (Rs. 2,896.30), indicating investors reduced exposure in a high-beta auto name during the session. With no company-specific news provided, the decline appears to be driven by price action and large-ticket selling flows.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+1.95%) TCS advanced with elevated value turnover as IT services counters saw broad-based participation, helping the stock move up from the lower end of its 52-week range (52W low: Rs. 2,210.00). The rise alongside Infosys pointed to concentrated buying in liquid IT names.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Adani Total Gas Ltd (-5.01%) Adani Total Gas dropped sharply on heavy value selling, with volumes at 2.05 crore shares, making it one of the session’s most actively traded mid caps by value. With no direct news provided, the move looks driven by risk reduction and liquidation flows after the stock stayed well below its 52-week high (Rs. 859.70).

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (-2.21%) MCX declined with sizeable turnover as traders booked profits and cut exposure in a stock that has rallied strongly over the past year (52W low: Rs. 1,313.00; 52W high: Rs. 3,479.80). The fall on 38.79 lakh shares underscores high conviction selling in a relatively concentrated counter.

Coforge Ltd (+2.75%) Coforge rose in tandem with the broader IT services theme, supported by high-value trades and a continuation of its recovery from the lower end of its 52-week range (52W low: Rs. 1,008.50). With no stock-specific news in the provided feed, the move is best explained by sector-linked buying and liquidity-led positioning.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-5.75%) Suzlon slid as the counter saw intense selling pressure with 16.80 crore shares traded, placing it among the day’s biggest high-value movers despite a low absolute price. In the absence of a news trigger in the dataset, the sharp fall suggests unwinding after prior up-moves and a shift away from its 52-week high (Rs. 74.30).

NMDC Ltd (+5.35%) NMDC jumped as the stock pushed close to its 52-week high (Rs. 94.24), which typically triggers momentum-led buying and short covering in liquid metal names. The rally came with 7.64 crore shares traded, indicating strong participation in the move.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Wockhardt Ltd (+5.97%) Wockhardt climbed after the USFDA approved Zaynich (WCK 5222), a novel antibiotic for complicated UTIs, which the company highlighted as a major research milestone and a key regulatory win for future commercialization. Investors reacted by repricing the pipeline potential, extending a strong multi-session run referenced in the news flow, with heavy trading of 1.23 crore shares.

Netweb Technologies India Ltd (-1.67%) Netweb eased on high value churn, indicating profit-taking after a strong run that has kept the stock near its 52-week high zone (52W high: Rs. 4,929.40). With no specific news provided, the decline appears driven by trading-led de-risking rather than a fresh fundamental trigger.

MTAR Technologies Ltd (-9.90%) MTAR Technologies sank nearly 10% on heavy selling in a relatively low-float counter, a move that typically reflects aggressive unwinding when liquidity concentrates on the downside. In the absence of a news catalyst in the dataset, the steep fall points to sharp risk-off positioning after the stock’s earlier surge toward its 52-week high (Rs. 8,447.95).

Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (-1.27%) Apollo Micro Systems slipped despite very large volumes of 3.42 crore shares, suggesting significant distribution and two-way trades at lower prices. With no company-specific news provided, the move appears primarily flow-driven.

HFCL Ltd (+1.36%) HFCL gained with strong participation of 6.44 crore shares traded, as the stock moved closer to its 52-week high (Rs. 189.90), keeping momentum traders engaged. With no direct news in the supplied feed, the rise is best explained by technical follow-through and high liquidity.

Market Overview

Benchmark index closing data (Nifty 50 and Sensex), market breadth (advance-decline), and FII-DII flow figures were not provided in the input for 01 Jun 2026. However, the day’s value turnover showed a clear split between IT-led gains and sharp sell-offs in select high-beta mid caps.

On the gaining side, IT services names dominated large-cap value movers with Infosys and TCS rising on heavy participation, while metals and mining added strength through NMDC’s near-52-week-high move and Coal India’s rally despite a May production drop, as investors focused on higher offtake and the completion of the government’s OFS. On the losing side, steep declines in Adani Total Gas and Suzlon Energy stood out in the mid-cap list, both accompanied by very high volumes, pointing to decisive selling flows.

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