Top Traded by Value Today 13-Jul-2026: Market Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,127.70 (-0.33%) and the BSE Sensex ended at 77,361.47 (-0.27%) on 13 Jul 2026, even as heavy, stock-specific action kept turnover elevated in select counters. Market breadth stayed supportive with advance-decline at 2,565-1,087 (BSE intraday). Information Technology stood out against the weak headline indices, with Nifty IT up 1.76%, while Metals (-1.03%) and FMCG (-0.66%) dragged. FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided market snapshot.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+5.43%) TCS surged after announcing it expanded its collaboration with ABB into a multi-million, multi-year deal, marking the next phase of a 20-year partnership. The company said the expanded engagement will run global network operations for ABB, which investors typically read as stronger deal momentum and revenue visibility in a cautious IT spending environment. The stock also saw heavy participation with 1.35 crore shares traded, keeping it among the day’s top value counters.

Infosys Ltd (+3.17%) Infosys advanced in tandem with the broader IT outperformance, as the Nifty IT index rose 1.76% while the Nifty slipped. With TCS driving sector attention through the ABB deal announcement, investors also rotated into other large IT names, lifting Infosys on high value turnover (2.21 crore shares). The move also reflected a sector-wide re-rating bid visible in Information Technology market cap gains (+2.79%) in the provided sector snapshot.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.69%) HDFC Bank ended lower as the banking pack stayed muted, with Nifty Bank down 0.06% even as IT led the session. The stock still featured among the most value-traded names with 2.27 crore shares changing hands, pointing to active institutional repositioning despite a small price decline. The underperformance also tracked the day’s risk-off tone in headline indices.

Bharti Airtel Ltd (-1.01%) Bharti Airtel slipped as the market rotated away from select defensives and the benchmarks closed in the red. The stock’s high traded value and 80.68 lakh shares of volume suggested profit-taking and portfolio churn despite the absence of a specific corporate trigger in the provided news set. Airtel’s decline stood out against the day’s IT-led strength.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+0.58%) ICICI Bank edged higher even as the Bank index was marginally negative, indicating stock-specific buying within financials. The counter remained heavily traded (1.03 crore shares), consistent with institutions staying active in large private banks on a day of mixed sector performance. The modest gain contrasted with the weaker close in HDFC Bank.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+7.27%) Kalyan Jewellers extended its sharp run after a strong Q1 business update, with the database noting the stock up about 47% in four sessions on the back of that update. The update signalled robust demand, which investors typically translate into better near-term growth visibility, triggering aggressive accumulation. The day’s heavy activity was reflected in a very large 16.66 crore share volume.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (+0.54%) Dixon Technologies saw a steady, low-volatility gain while remaining among the top value-traded midcaps. The move aligned with the session’s resilience in consumer-facing pockets, with BSE Consumer Durables up 0.35% in the broader sector data. Trading interest stayed strong even as the price change was modest, indicating continued institutional participation.

Coforge Ltd (+2.69%) Coforge climbed as IT stocks outperformed the broader market, with Nifty IT ending up 1.76% despite a negative Nifty close. The rally in large-cap IT led by TCS also supported midcap IT names, keeping Coforge in focus through the day. Volumes stayed active at 53.24 lakh shares.

L&T Finance Ltd (+1.00%) L&T Finance gained as selective buying emerged in NBFCs even while the broader Banking and Financial Services sector was nearly flat in the provided snapshot (-0.10%). The stock’s 2.31 crore share volume also pointed to strong participation in a relatively range-bound financials session. The move was notable for holding green while the headline indices were down.

One 97 Communications Ltd (+3.31%) One 97 Communications rose with strong momentum buying and closed just below its 52-week high of Rs 1,397, making it one of the more technically significant midcap moves of the day. The proximity to a 52-week breakout level can draw incremental flows from traders and momentum funds, supporting both price and traded value. Volume stood at 49.91 lakh shares.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Newgen Software Technologies Ltd (+14.05%) Newgen jumped as the company disclosed it will hold its Q1 FY27 results conference call on 16 Jul, putting the stock on near-term event watch. The surge also tracked the broader IT strength, with Nifty IT up 1.76%, which typically lifts smaller IT names during sector-led sessions. Volume was elevated at 3.46 crore shares, highlighting aggressive participation.

Zensar Technologies Ltd (+6.41%) Zensar gained as follow-through buying continued in IT counters, consistent with the day’s sectoral leadership in technology. The stock also saw unusually high activity for the session with 3.56 crore shares traded, keeping it among the top value movers in the small-cap list. The combination of sector tailwind and heavy turnover supported the move.

Cupid Ltd (-2.41%) Cupid declined even as overall breadth was positive, indicating stock-specific profit-taking in a counter that has seen a sharp longer-term re-rating (52-week low at Rs 21.97 and high at Rs 225.90). The fall came with very high volume of 6.41 crore shares, suggesting active selling and churning at higher levels. With no specific corporate trigger in the provided news, the move looked driven by positioning and liquidity-led swings.

Just Dial Ltd (+20.00%) Just Dial locked at a 20% upper circuit, signalling a one-sided move where buyers were willing to pay up through the session. The stock’s 1.61 crore volume and sharp price move indicate a momentum-driven breakout day in a high-liquidity small-cap, even though no fresh company-specific news was provided in the dataset. Such upper-circuit sessions typically pull the stock into the top value-traded list due to the jump in price and sustained demand.

Sonata Software Ltd (+11.02%) Sonata Software rallied alongside the IT-led sector rotation, with technology stocks drawing bids even as the Nifty and Sensex closed lower. The day’s strong volume of 3.30 crore shares reinforced that the move was backed by heavy participation rather than thin trades. The gain also mirrored broader buying in IT and tech services counters visible across the market snapshot.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 24,127.70 (-0.33%) and Sensex at 77,361.47 (-0.27%), with the headline indices staying under pressure even as sector rotation was pronounced. Market breadth was positive at 2,565 advances versus 1,087 declines, pointing to wider participation beyond index heavyweights.

Sectorally, Information Technology was the clear leader with Nifty IT up 1.76% and sector market cap up 2.79%, helped by deal-led action in TCS and spillover buying across large and midcap IT. Consumer Durables also held up (BSE Consumer Durables +0.35%) and Media and Entertainment was stronger (+1.29%). On the downside, Metals (-1.03%), FMCG (-0.66%), Healthcare (-0.54%) and Oil and Gas (-0.44%) weighed on sentiment.

Within financials, Nifty Bank was nearly flat (-0.06%), but trading activity remained heavy in large private banks, keeping them prominent in the day’s traded-by-value list despite mixed price outcomes. Broader market headlines in the provided context also pointed to rupee weakness and easing geopolitical worries, but the session’s defining feature remained IT outperformance against a mildly negative benchmark close.

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