Top Traded by Value Today 07-Aug-2026: NSE Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,636.00 (+0.05%) while the Sensex ended at 78,954.76 (+0.48%) on 07 Aug 2026, after a choppy session where private lenders saw sharper cuts even as select heavyweights held up the benchmarks. Market breadth was close to even with 1,847 shares advancing against 1,824 declines (175 unchanged), indicating stock-specific action dominated despite the mixed tape. Auto and IT counters featured prominently among gainers, while private banks and financial services remained the key drag as the Nifty Financial Services index stayed under pressure.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

Siemens Energy India Ltd (+12.20%) Siemens Energy India jumped after the board approved and released its unaudited (limited review) Q3 and 9M results for the period ended 30 June 2026. The earnings print and presentation highlighted strong operating performance in the quarter with revenue of 24,856 and profit before tax of 5,934, which investors treated as confirmation of execution strength.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (+9.25%) Samvardhana Motherson rallied after announcing its Q1 FY27 results, led by the company’s highest-ever quarterly revenue of Rs 35,244 crore and EBITDA of Rs 3,104 crore. Investors also reacted to the normalised PAT of Rs 1,032 crore and net leverage of 0.8x, reading it as balance-sheet headroom alongside ongoing capex of Rs 1,614 crore.

State Bank of India (+1.03%) SBI gained after it reported Q1 FY27 numbers showing net profit of Rs 21,121 crore (+10.23% YoY) and NII growth of 14.88% YoY, alongside credit growth of about 18.6%. Investors focused on asset-quality and capital metrics as well, with GNPA at 1.47% and CRAR at 15.67%, supporting the stock’s positive reaction even amid mixed bank-sector cues.

ICICI Bank Ltd (-3.72%) ICICI Bank declined in a session where private banks and financial services were the weakest pocket, with the Nifty Bank down about 0.5% and the Nifty Financial Services index down 1.32% during the day. The move also reflected a sharp retreat from near its 52-week high (Rs 1,479.90), with heavy turnover indicating institutional de-risking within private lenders.

Bajaj Finance Ltd (-5.90%) Bajaj Finance tumbled as selling intensified in financial services, which was the day’s laggard sectoral theme, keeping high-beta lender names under pressure. The steep fall, accompanied by large volumes (1.66 crore shares), made it one of the biggest contributors to value turnover as investors cut exposure to NBFC-heavy counters.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Ather Energy Ltd (+2.03%) Ather Energy advanced on a day when auto-linked themes were relatively stronger, with Nifty Auto gaining about 1% during the session. The stock also remained close to its 52-week high (Rs 1,507.30), and sustained traded value suggested momentum buyers stayed active.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+2.01%) Kalyan Jewellers rose as the stock continued to attract high turnover and stayed within reach of its 52-week high zone (Rs 649), keeping technical momentum supportive. The steep recent swing between the 52-week low of Rs 327.15 and current levels has kept the counter on traders’ radar for follow-through moves.

Hindustan Copper Ltd (-1.98%) Hindustan Copper slipped as the counter cooled off after a strong upcycle earlier in the year, with investors booking profits in cyclical midcaps amid a mixed broader market. Despite the fall, the stock’s heavy traded value (1.08 crore shares) showed active repositioning rather than illiquidity-driven moves.

Swiggy Ltd (-2.66%) Swiggy declined as investors continued to pare risk in high-valuation growth names during a session marked by rising volatility (India VIX up 1.64% intraday). The stock remains far below its 52-week high (Rs 473), and the large volumes indicated persistent supply at higher levels.

Navin Fluorine International Ltd (-4.44%) Navin Fluorine fell sharply, with the move coinciding with a pullback from near its 52-week high band (Rs 8,754) after recent gains. The decline on moderate volumes (6.23 lakh shares) suggested profit-taking pressure dominated the day’s trade.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Electronics Mart India Ltd (+10.50%) Electronics Mart surged on unusually heavy volumes (5.34 crore shares) and traded close to its 52-week high of Rs 171.25, indicating a breakout-style move drew aggressive participation. The sharp rise with high traded value points to strong demand overwhelming near-term supply in the counter.

Varroc Engineering Ltd (+10.36%) Varroc Engineering jumped as auto-linked stocks outperformed, with the Nifty Auto index up around 1% during the session, helping sentiment in ancillary names. The stock’s move also kept it within striking distance of its 52-week high (Rs 836), which typically attracts momentum and stop-loss driven buying.

Tata Technologies Ltd (+8.84%) Tata Technologies climbed amid strength in IT-linked themes (Nifty IT up about 1%), supporting engineering and digital services names. The rally also brought the stock close to its 52-week high (Rs 879.50), and the 1.76 crore-share volume underscored strong participation.

MV Electrosystems Ltd (-1.81%) MV Electrosystems declined as the stock extended a pullback from its 52-week high (Rs 686.65), with traders likely locking in gains after the recent run-up. Despite the drop, large volumes (1.48 crore shares) signalled active two-way trade rather than a liquidity-driven slide.

Cupid Ltd (-0.11%) Cupid ended almost flat despite very high volumes (4.99 crore shares), suggesting heavy churn and consolidation near the top of its recent range. With the stock trading close to its 52-week high (Rs 267), the session looked like a pause where buying and selling largely matched.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended mildly higher on 07 Aug 2026, with the Sensex closing at 78,954.76 (+0.48%) and the Nifty 50 at 24,636.00 (+0.05%). The day remained headline-driven with large stock-specific moves, while volatility rose with India VIX up 1.64% during the session and market breadth nearly balanced at 1,847 advances versus 1,824 declines.

Sector rotation was the defining feature: Nifty IT (around +1.1%) and Nifty Auto (around +1.0%) led gains, while Nifty Financial Services (-1.32%) and Nifty Bank (about -0.5%) stayed under pressure, aligning with sharp cuts in select private lenders and NBFCs. Broader indices were mixed, with Nifty Midcap 150 slightly positive and smallcaps roughly flat to marginally lower.

Macro cues remained a watchpoint as the day’s market commentary flagged mixed global signals alongside rising crude oil prices, and noted rupee weakness amid foreign fund outflows and a firmer dollar index. Against that backdrop, earnings-led buying in select names drove the highest value turnover even as financials saw profit-taking.

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