Top Traded by Value Today 25-Jun-2026: NSE Stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 25,244.75 (+0.80%) while the Sensex added 700.40 points to end at 82,755.51 (+0.85%) on 25 Jun 2026, with market breadth strong as 2,711 shares advanced versus 1,163 declines. Banking and financials led turnover and gains after the RBI flagged it was “too early” to discuss rate hikes and also allowed loans to non-resident Indians against foreign-currency deposits, easing funding constraints for lenders. Aviation also featured among the top value names as InterGlobe Aviation extended its rebound on broker upgrades and expectations of better unit economics.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.37%) HDFC Bank edged higher in heavy value trade after the bank disclosed a July 18 board meeting to consider and approve its unaudited results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, alongside a trading-window closure from June 24 to July 20. Investors also tracked the broader tailwind for lenders after the RBI’s move to allow loans to NRIs against foreign-currency deposits, which is seen as easing funding constraints for the sector.

Interglobe Aviation Ltd (+4.73%) InterGlobe Aviation jumped after HSBC reiterated a Buy view, flagging that firm fares, a more rational competitive environment and lower fuel costs could lift earnings, helping the stock recover recent geopolitical-led losses. The airline also stayed in focus after commentary around sustained demand and improved operational performance expectations, keeping turnover elevated.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+1.01%) ICICI Bank gained after Antique maintained a Buy rating and set a target price of Rs 1,622, pointing to two near-term triggers that it expects can drive an earnings rerating. The brokerage action reinforced today’s bank-led rally, with lenders also supported by the RBI’s stance on rates and measures aimed at improving system liquidity and funding flexibility.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (+3.82%) Mahindra and Mahindra advanced as auto names outperformed on the day, aided by easing crude oil prices that can soften input-cost pressure across the sector. The stock also saw high value churn, suggesting active repositioning in a large-cap counter that has been consolidating below its 52-week high.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+0.35%) Reliance Industries closed higher as softer crude prices supported sentiment for oil-linked businesses and also improved the macro backdrop for India. The stock remained among the most traded by value as investors continued to track the company’s post-AGM narrative around new growth levers such as AI and new energy, which has kept the counter active in recent sessions.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd (+4.84%) Oracle Financial Services Software rallied to near its 52-week high (Rs 11,035.40), drawing momentum-focused flows into the counter. The move aligned with broader strength in technology stocks in today’s session, and the near-breakout level kept traded value elevated.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+3.71%) Ashok Leyland climbed alongside the auto pack, with easing crude prices improving the near-term cost outlook and supporting risk appetite in cyclical names. The stock also stood out for very high volumes (7.87 crore shares), indicating aggressive participation from traders in a liquid mid-cap.

Vedanta Ltd (-3.19%) Vedanta fell despite featuring among the top traded by value as metal stocks lagged in the session, prompting active unwinding in high-beta commodity names. The sharp decline alongside heavy volumes suggests profit-taking and stop-loss triggers after recent swings in the broader metals space.

National Aluminium Company Ltd (-4.60%) NALCO declined as aluminium and metal-linked names remained under pressure, mirroring weakness seen across parts of the metals complex in today’s trade. The stock’s large volumes (2.89 crore shares) indicate the fall was accompanied by sustained sell-side execution rather than a low-liquidity move.

Aegis Logistics Ltd (+7.27%) Aegis Logistics surged and finished close to its 52-week high (Rs 1,154), a setup that typically attracts breakout and momentum flows. The stock’s 82.08 lakh share volume underscored strong participation, keeping it among the highest value-traded mid-caps.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Relaxo Footwears Ltd (+12.02%) Relaxo Footwears spiked on unusually heavy turnover (3.58 crore shares), signalling a strong re-rating move driven by trading flows rather than a single disclosed announcement in the provided news set. The stock’s sharp jump also marks a technical reversal phase after trading well below its 52-week high (Rs 531.45), which can trigger short-covering in a crowded trade.

Ramco Systems Ltd (+5.52%) Ramco Systems gained as tech stocks advanced in the broader market, and the counter remained near its 52-week high zone (Rs 731.85), encouraging momentum participation. Volumes of 1.95 crore shares highlighted active risk-taking in a small-cap IT name.

Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd (+2.25%) Himadri Speciality Chemical rose with strong volumes (1.50 crore shares), pointing to steady accumulation through the session. With the stock trading not far from its 52-week high (Rs 718), the move was supported by technical follow-through rather than a specific company update in the supplied headlines.

Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd (+8.89%) Motherson Sumi Wiring India jumped as auto-linked names rallied, and the stock saw exceptionally high volumes of 23.79 crore shares, keeping it among the highest value-traded small-caps. The move suggests aggressive positioning in auto ancillaries in a session where easing crude supported the broader auto theme.

Kaynes Technology India Ltd (+1.92%) Kaynes Technology inched up on sustained interest in electronics manufacturing services names, with the stock holding above its 52-week low zone (Rs 2,995.85) after a sharp drawdown from the peak. The 29.03 lakh share volume kept it in the top value-traded list, indicating continued institutional and trader participation.

Market Overview

Benchmark indices ended higher, with the Nifty 50 at 25,244.75 (+0.80%) and the Sensex at 82,755.51 (+0.85%). Market breadth was firmly positive, with 2,711 advances against 1,163 declines and 127 unchanged shares.

Banks and financials were a key driver after the RBI’s Governor said it was too early to discuss rate hikes, and after the RBI allowed loans to NRIs against foreign-currency deposits, a step that market participants interpreted as supportive for funding conditions. Aviation also outperformed, with IndiGo’s parent InterGlobe Aviation rising sharply after bullish brokerage commentary highlighted the potential earnings uplift from firm fares and lower fuel costs.

Macro signals were mixed, with easing crude oil prices helping risk assets even as investors tracked concerns around potential US rate hikes and monsoon rainfall running well below average so far. In the broader market, participation stayed strong, with 108 stocks at 52-week highs and 98 stocks in the upper circuit, reflecting active stock-specific trading.

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