Top Traded by Value Today 22-Jun-2026: Key Movers
Introduction
Nifty 50 settled at 24,128 (+0.48%) while the Sensex ended at 77,190.86 (+0.51%) on 22 Jun 2026, supported by gains in IT, oil and gas, pharma, auto and media stocks. Market breadth stayed positive with 2,449 shares advancing against 1,479 declines (179 unchanged), reflecting stronger participation beyond the index heavyweights. Trading-by-value was led by mega caps such as Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank, while demerger-linked Vedanta Aluminium and NSE-IPO linked New India Assurance stayed in focus on unusually high volumes. FII and DII flow data was not available in the shared context.
Large Cap Top Traded by Value
Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (+4.89%) The stock surged as brokerages including Citi and Kotak initiated coverage with Buy ratings, highlighting a constructive aluminium outlook and potential upside from post-demerger cost and leverage improvement. The move extended the post-listing re-rating trade in Vedanta’s newly demerged entities, keeping the counter among the most active by value. Volume at 5.46 crore shares underlined aggressive positioning around fresh research coverage.
HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.79%) HDFC Bank gained after reports pointed to progress on a new chairman appointment, which investors read as easing a governance overhang referenced in recent market chatter. The stock also stayed in focus due to heavy value turnover, with 2.63 crore shares changing hands as traders played for a continuation move after multiple sessions of recovery.
Reliance Industries Ltd (+1.31%) Reliance rose after the company’s AGM updates and reports that Jio Platforms filed draft papers for an IPO, reviving the value-unlocking narrative for the telecom arm. Multiple brokerage notes reiterated Buy calls with higher targets (cited in reports at Rs 1,655-1,765, and CLSA at Rs 1,800), pointing to Jio IPO optionality alongside AI and new energy initiatives discussed at the AGM. The stock’s rise also helped keep it among the top traded-by-value names for the session.
Infosys Ltd (+1.29%) Infosys advanced as IT stocks rebounded after the prior session’s sharp declines that followed Accenture’s revenue growth guidance cut, which had triggered a selloff across Indian IT names. With the stock trading close to its 52-week low zone (low at Rs 1,030.35 versus close at Rs 1,065.40), investors used the dip to rebuild exposure, reflected in 1.11 crore shares traded.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+0.04%) TCS ended nearly flat despite high value activity, as investors balanced a broader IT rebound against lingering caution after last week’s sector-led volatility. The stock’s proximity to its 52-week low band (low at Rs 2,060.50) kept trading two-sided, resulting in large turnover but limited net price change.
Mid Cap Top Traded by Value
IDBI Bank Ltd (+5.73%) IDBI Bank climbed on heavy churn, with 8.83 crore shares traded, placing it at the top of the midcap value leaderboard. The move tracked the day’s broader constructive tape where most sectoral indices were in the green, encouraging traders to add to high-beta financial names.
Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (-1.51%) Dixon slipped even as it stayed among the most traded midcaps by value, indicating seller dominance through the session. With no specific company trigger in the provided context, the decline appears driven by active profit-taking and position adjustment after earlier moves, as the stock remains well below its 52-week high of Rs 18,471.50.
PB Fintech Ltd (+2.23%) PB Fintech gained as financial-services names stayed active in a session where broader indices held up, and the counter saw strong participation with 39.01 lakh shares traded. The stock’s positive close aligned with a risk-on tilt in the broader market where midcaps and smallcaps outperformed.
Coforge Ltd (+1.38%) Coforge rose alongside the IT pack as the sector attempted to stabilise after last week’s IT-led selloff linked to Accenture’s guidance cut. The bounce came with robust trading volume of 42.89 lakh shares, keeping the stock among the highest value-traded midcaps.
Tata Communications Ltd (+3.47%) Tata Communications jumped as it traded near its 52-week high (Rs 2,109.90) and attracted momentum buying on a possible breakout attempt. The move was accompanied by strong participation, with 29.13 lakh shares traded, making it one of the day’s most active midcaps by value.
Small Cap Top Traded by Value
New India Assurance Company Ltd (+4.95%) New India Assurance extended its rally after being named as a selling shareholder in the NSE IPO-related offer-for-sale, a development that has driven a seven-session winning streak in the stock. The database note flagged that the shares were acquired at just Rs 0.32 each, sharpening focus on the embedded gains and prompting sustained buying interest. The counter traded at a fresh 52-week high zone (high at Rs 218) on very heavy volume of 8.52 crore shares.
Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd (-2.33%) Himadri Speciality Chemical declined amid heavy churn, with 2.49 crore shares traded, as the stock pulled back from recent highs within its 52-week range (high Rs 718). In the absence of a specific news trigger in the provided context, the move was consistent with technical-led selling and profit-taking, with market data also indicating a short-term weakening setup.
MTAR Technologies Ltd (-1.11%) MTAR Technologies slipped as traders booked gains, even though the stock remained close to its 52-week high (Rs 8,714.95) after a strong run-up over the past year. The fall came on active turnover of 15.74 lakh shares, suggesting distribution rather than a liquidity-driven decline.
HFCL Ltd (-0.05%) HFCL finished flat but stayed among the most traded smallcaps by value as 4.61 crore shares changed hands, pointing to consolidation trade. With the stock hovering near its 52-week high band (Rs 220.10), the day’s action reflected range-bound price discovery rather than a directional move.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd (+2.29%) Garden Reach rose after featuring in traders’ “stocks to watch” lists in the session context, keeping it on the radar despite a mixed tape across individual smallcaps. The stock’s gain was backed by meaningful activity at 29.28 lakh shares, indicating continued appetite for the counter on up days.
Market Overview
Sensex and Nifty ended higher at 77,190.86 (+0.51%) and 24,128 (+0.48%), respectively, as leadership rotated towards IT, oil and gas, pharma, auto and media. In contrast, FMCG, consumer durables and metals were marginally weaker on the day, according to the session context.
Market breadth remained supportive, with 2,449 advances versus 1,479 declines and 179 unchanged, while the Nifty Midcap index was up about 0.2% and the Nifty Smallcap index rose about 0.5%. That broader participation showed up in the day’s “top traded by value” list, where several mid and smallcaps clocked large volumes alongside index heavyweights.
Foreign and domestic institutional flow numbers were not provided in the shared data. Macro cues referenced in the context included last week’s IT-led volatility following Accenture’s guidance cut, with Indian IT names attempting a rebound in the latest session.
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