Top Traded by Value Today 22-Sep-2026: Key Stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,353.95, down 0.26%, while the BSE Sensex ended at 74,638.61, lower by 0.29% on September 22, 2026. Market breadth was negative, with 17 advances versus 33 declines, as selling in IT heavyweights pulled the benchmarks lower.

Value turnover stayed concentrated in a handful of large financials and platform businesses, while infrastructure-linked names also featured prominently among the most traded counters by value. FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided market context.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.14%) HDFC Bank edged lower after the company announced its board meeting date for October 17, 2026 to consider unaudited results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30, 2026, along with a trading window closure from September 24 to October 19. The update was procedural, and the stock’s move tracked broader weakness in banking as Nifty Bank ended the day lower.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-0.46%) Reliance slipped in high-value trade as it continued to hover close to its 52-week low (₹1,232.35), prompting trimming in the index heavyweight on a weak benchmark day. With no specific company catalyst provided, the decline appeared driven by price action and positioning in large caps.

BSE Ltd (+2.34%) BSE gained as trading activity remained elevated, keeping exchange stocks in focus given their operating leverage to cash and derivatives turnover. The counter also saw high participation in value terms, with 31.66 lakh shares changing hands.

Infosys Ltd (-0.98%) Infosys fell in line with the broader IT sell-off, with Nifty IT down 1.25% on the day. The stock’s heavy value turnover reflected institutional risk reduction in IT names, which were among the session’s key drags on the benchmarks.

Solar Industries India Ltd (+3.87%) Solar Industries rallied in a session where investors rotated into select industrial and infrastructure-linked names even as headline indices ended lower. With no specific company news provided, the move was supported by strong price momentum and high value turnover due to the stock’s high absolute price.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Meesho Ltd (+9.66%) Meesho jumped after an analyst action flagged in the provided context: UBS raised its target price to ₹260 from ₹210 and reiterated a buy rating. The brokerage also lifted Net Merchandise Value estimates for FY2029-31, which investors read as stronger medium-term growth visibility, driving the stock’s outsized move on very heavy volume.

Indo-MIM Ltd (+5.85%) Indo-MIM climbed as the stock traded near its 52-week high (₹1,248), triggering momentum buying in a session where select midcaps outperformed the benchmarks. The move came alongside strong participation, with 86.31 lakh shares traded.

Swiggy Ltd (+4.33%) Swiggy gained amid high turnover as traders positioned for a continuation bounce after the stock’s steep drawdown from its 52-week high (₹463.30). With no specific company news provided, the move appeared driven by price action and active trading interest.

JSW Infrastructure Ltd (+5.21%) JSW Infrastructure rose as infrastructure was among the stronger themes in the provided market context, supporting buying in infra-linked midcaps despite weak headline indices. The stock also traded close to its 52-week high (₹375.25), adding a technical tailwind to the move.

Patanjali Foods Ltd (+2.12%) Patanjali Foods extended gains after being highlighted among recent market movers in the provided context, indicating follow-through buying after prior-session strength. High volumes at 1.62 crore shares kept the stock among the most traded midcaps by value.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Pine Labs Ltd (+2.07%) Pine Labs rose after a large block deal, with the provided context indicating about 4.3% equity changing hands, linked to a reported stake sale process by Mastercard. The stock traded higher despite a discounted floor price in reports, suggesting investors viewed the transaction as clearing a supply overhang.

Glass Wall Systems (India) Ltd (+4.40%) Glass Wall Systems advanced as post-listing momentum continued, with the stock trading near a fresh 52-week high (₹318.00) during the session. The move was accompanied by very heavy volume at 7.54 crore shares, keeping it among the most active smallcaps by value.

Gabriel India Ltd (+14.11%) Gabriel India surged on unusually strong price action, with the move coming as the stock traded closer to its 52-week high (₹1,600). In the absence of a specific company announcement in the provided inputs, the sharp gain appears linked to momentum trading supported by high volumes.

Transrail Lighting Ltd (+15.19%) Transrail Lighting rallied sharply on outsized volumes of 2.55 crore shares, reflecting aggressive buying in infrastructure-linked smallcaps identified as a stronger pocket in the day’s sector rotation. With no company-specific news provided, the move was primarily driven by trading momentum and theme-based participation.

Cupid Ltd (+2.71%) Cupid gained in heavy trade as the stock remained in the upper band of its 52-week range (₹41.80 to ₹298.95), drawing active participation from traders. With no news catalyst provided, the uptick was supported by strong turnover and near-term momentum.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 settled at 23,353.95 (down 0.26%) and Sensex closed at 74,638.61 (down 0.29%), reversing early gains as IT selling pressure persisted through the session. Nifty IT fell 1.25%, while Nifty Bank ended down 0.36%, keeping heavyweight sectors under pressure.

Market breadth remained negative with 17 advancing and 33 declining stocks in the provided breadth snapshot. Midcaps were relatively resilient, with Nifty Midcap 50 marginally higher, while smallcaps were weaker, with Nifty Smallcap 50 down 0.28%.

Volatility eased, with India VIX at 11.13, down 1.09% in the provided context. The day’s trading pattern showed investors rotating into select infrastructure and industrial names even as benchmark indices ended in the red.

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