Top Traded by Value Today 05-Jun-2026: Key Stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,416.55 (+0.05%) while the Sensex ended at 74,360.01 (+0.02%) on Friday, 05 Jun 2026, after the RBI kept the repo rate unchanged and retained its neutral stance. Market breadth was positive, with 1,804 advances versus 1,458 declines (133 unchanged) among 3,395 traded stocks. Media stocks stood out as a key pocket of strength, in line with Nifty Media’s outperformance, while selective profit-taking was visible in metal-linked names.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

BSE Ltd (-3.80%) BSE slipped despite being among the highest traded by value, with the move looking like profit-taking after a strong run in recent sessions as the broader market stayed near-flat. The stock’s sharp one-day drop alongside heavy turnover suggests active unwinding by traders rather than a fresh fundamental trigger.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-1.00%) Reliance declined after it turned ex-record date for its FY26 final dividend, with the company having set June 5 as the record date for a dividend of Rs 6 per share. With June 4 being the last day to buy under T+1 settlement to qualify, investors typically book profits post the eligibility window, which can pressure the stock the next session.

Adani Enterprises Ltd (+2.52%) Adani Enterprises rose as volumes surged and the stock hit a record high of Rs 3,058.70, according to the latest session update. The move also followed Adani Portfolio reporting record FY26 capex of Rs 1.53 lakh crore and all-time high EBITDA of Rs 94,834 crore, reinforcing the market’s focus on the group’s investment-led growth pipeline.

State Bank of India (-0.19%) SBI closed marginally lower even as financials were relatively stronger on the day after the RBI held rates. The stock saw heavy trading by value but lacked a specific upside catalyst in the provided updates, leading to a largely range-bound session and a small net decline.

Adani Green Energy Ltd (+7.17%) Adani Green rallied sharply and ended near its 52-week high of Rs 1,532, pointing to a momentum-driven breakout alongside strong participation (1.13 crore shares). The move also tracked spillover interest across Adani group counters after the group’s record FY26 capex and EBITDA disclosures highlighted continued scale-up across infrastructure and energy assets.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (-3.11%) MCX dropped on heavy value turnover, indicating active selling pressure during the session. With no specific company news provided, the decline appears driven by technical unwinding after recent moves, as traders reacted to price weakness with higher volumes.

PB Fintech Ltd (-0.16%) PB Fintech ended largely flat despite being among the day’s top traded-by-value mid-caps, signalling two-way trade rather than a directional re-rating. In the absence of a fresh catalyst in the provided newsflow, the stock’s movement was limited to a minor decline.

Adani Total Gas Ltd (+2.43%) Adani Total Gas gained as Adani group stocks stayed in focus after the Adani Portfolio’s FY26 record capex of Rs 1.53 lakh crore and EBITDA of Rs 94,834 crore were highlighted a day earlier. That update reinforced expectations of sustained asset build-out across the group, encouraging follow-through buying in affiliated names.

Meesho Ltd (+0.36%) Meesho moved modestly higher even as it saw one of the highest mid-cap volumes (3.67 crore shares), suggesting strong churn around the day’s traded-by-value list. With no specific announcement provided, the small uptick points to incremental buying rather than a news-driven rerating.

National Aluminium Company Ltd (-4.43%) NALCO declined sharply amid weakness in metal-linked counters, with the broader tape showing metals among the lagging sectoral indices. The stock’s fall came with high volumes (1.48 crore shares), indicating aggressive selling and profit-taking within the metals space.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (+7.60%) Zee Entertainment jumped after disclosures and reports highlighted it had secured exclusive media rights for multiple FIFA competitions in India from 2026 to 2034, including the FIFA World Cups. Investors reacted to the potential for higher ad and subscription monetisation from premium sports content across linear TV and ZEE5, sending the stock higher on very heavy volumes (24.06 crore shares).

Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd (+6.93%) Himadri surged and closed close to its 52-week high of Rs 697.95, indicating a momentum-driven move backed by strong participation. With no specific company announcement provided, the price action suggests a technical breakout attempt with investors chasing strength near the yearly peak.

Paras Defence and Space Technologies Ltd (+7.98%) Paras Defence climbed as the stock moved toward its 52-week high of Rs 994.40 on elevated volumes, indicating strong risk-on positioning in the counter. In the absence of a fresh company-specific headline in the provided data, the move fits a volume-backed technical rally.

India Tourism Development Corporation Ltd (+12.55%) ITDC rallied sharply and remained below but close to its 52-week high of Rs 714.05, a setup that often attracts breakout trades in small caps. The jump came with high volumes (1.93 crore shares), signalling aggressive buying in the session’s top traded-by-value list.

Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (+0.48%) Apollo Micro Systems ended slightly higher, but the standout was participation with 2.96 crore shares traded, implying strong intraday churn. With no specific news catalyst provided, the muted price change versus the volume points to largely offsetting buying and selling in a high-activity session.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 closed at 23,416.55 (+0.05%) and the Sensex settled at 74,360.01 (+0.02%) as equities extended gains for a second session after the RBI held the repo rate and retained its neutral stance. India VIX eased 1.51%, reflecting lower near-term hedging demand even as benchmark moves remained tight.

Sectorally, Nifty Media led with gains of over 3%, while Realty and Financial Services also outperformed, aligning with stock-specific action such as Zee Entertainment’s sharp rise following its FIFA rights development. On the other hand, metals, FMCG, IT and Oil and Gas saw selective profit-taking, consistent with weakness in metal-linked names like NALCO.

Breadth was positive, with 1,804 stocks advancing versus 1,458 declining and 133 unchanged, suggesting the day’s gains were supported by broader participation even though benchmark indices were only marginally higher.

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