Top Traded by Volume Today 22-Jun-2026: NSE movers

Introduction

Nifty traded around 24,104 (+0.38%) and Sensex near 77,102 (+0.39%) in the latest market snapshot available (13:15 IST), supported by gains in IT, pharma, oil and gas, media and auto. Midcaps were up about 0.2% and smallcaps rose about 0.5%, pointing to broader participation beyond the frontline indices. By sectors, the day’s stronger pockets were IT and pharma, while FMCG, consumer durables and metals were marginally lower in the snapshot. FII and DII flow data was not provided in today’s context.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-0.54%) Vodafone Idea stayed in focus with the highest large-cap volumes, as the stock traded close to its 52-week high zone (52W high: Rs 15.35) despite ending marginally lower. With no fresh verified database headline provided for the day, the heavy turnover suggests active two-way positioning after the recent sharp run-up from the 52-week low of Rs 6.12.

Vedanta Aluminium Metal Ltd (+4.89%) Vedanta Aluminium rose sharply on a day when the broader metals bucket was marginally weak in the market snapshot, indicating stock-specific buying rather than sector-led moves. In the absence of a verified headline in the provided feed, the surge alongside 5.46 crore shares traded points to momentum and short-covering after the stock held well above its 52-week low of Rs 439.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.79%) HDFC Bank edged higher with active volumes of 2.63 crore shares, consistent with institutional churn in frontline banking names on a mildly positive index day. With no specific news catalyst in the provided database, the move looks driven by positioning in large private lenders as the Nifty held above 24,100 in the snapshot.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (-1.15%) Billionbrains Garage Ventures slipped as traders likely booked profits after the stock’s earlier climb towards its 52-week high of Rs 227. With 2.37 crore shares changing hands and no company-specific verified headline provided, the fall aligns with a volume-led shakeout rather than a fundamental trigger.

Eternal Ltd (-0.53%) Eternal saw heavy activity even as it closed slightly lower, reflecting intraday volatility in a stock that has also been highlighted among recent frontline gainers in the broader market commentary. With no fresh database news provided for today, the high volume suggests rotation and profit-taking after recent strong sessions.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (-1.77%) Yes Bank fell after a GST penalty of Rs 3.02 crore was upheld, a negative regulatory development that typically raises concerns about compliance costs and potential follow-on litigation. The drop came even as separate analyst commentary in the database reiterated a “buy on dips” stance following the stock’s 47% rise since March-end and support from strong Q4 profit and lower bad-loan provisions.

IDBI Bank Ltd (+5.73%) IDBI Bank jumped with high volumes, extending the recent trading interest around the stock amid divestment-related expectations referenced in the provided context. The sharp move alongside 8.83 crore shares traded suggests traders are reacting to continued event-driven positioning after recent block-deal activity and ongoing strategic-sale focus.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+0.19%) Suzlon Energy stayed among the most active midcaps with 7.71 crore shares traded, even as the price change was modest. With no verified database headline provided, the activity appears momentum-led in a high-beta renewable name that remains within reach of its 52-week high (Rs 68.30).

NHPC Ltd (+3.18%) NHPC rose strongly with 5.89 crore shares traded, consistent with buying interest in PSU and power names on a day when broader indices were in the green in the provided snapshot. In the absence of a specific news item in the database, the move is best explained by sector rotation and a volume-backed push within its established 52-week range (Rs 68.66 to Rs 89.70).

IDFC First Bank Ltd (+2.49%) IDFC First Bank advanced with high turnover of 4.75 crore shares, indicating active accumulation in mid-sized lenders as banking names stayed in play. No stock-specific database trigger was provided, so the move appears driven by trade positioning, with the stock still near its 52-week high of Rs 87.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (+0.89%) Jaiprakash Power ticked up on very high volumes, suggesting the stock remained a trading-led counter in the power space. With no verified database headline provided, the continued activity also tracks the lingering event-trade narrative referenced in the context around a potential Adani Power stake acquisition, which has kept the stock on trader radars.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+0.61%) Ola Electric inched higher with nearly 10 crore shares traded, showing elevated participation despite a limited price move. With no verified database catalyst in the input, the session looks like range-bound trading activity in a stock still far below its 52-week high of Rs 71.24.

New India Assurance Company Ltd (+4.95%) New India Assurance surged and finished close to its 52-week high (Rs 218), a setup that often triggers momentum buying once the stock approaches key resistance levels. With no database news provided, the near-5% jump alongside 8.52 crore shares traded points to a technical move supported by aggressive volume.

IFCI Ltd (-2.80%) IFCI fell despite heavy volumes, indicating sellers dominated the tape even as participation stayed high. Without a verified news trigger in the provided feed, the decline fits a profit-taking move after earlier rallies within the 52-week band (Rs 46.20 to Rs 95.75).

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (-1.31%) GTL Infrastructure continued to see large retail-heavy volumes at low absolute prices, but ended lower on the day. With no company-specific database update provided, the move appears driven by speculative churn rather than a fundamental announcement.

Market Overview

In the latest snapshot available (13:15 IST), the Sensex was up about 299 points (0.39%) at 77,102, while the Nifty traded higher by about 91 points (0.38%) at 24,104. The advance was supported by gains in IT, pharma, oil and gas, media and auto, while FMCG, consumer durables and metals were marginally lower.

Broader markets were steady to positive, with the Nifty Midcap index up about 0.2% and the Smallcap index higher by about 0.5% in the same snapshot. High volumes in banks such as Yes Bank, IDBI Bank and IDFC First Bank showed financials remained a key trading arena even as headline indices were influenced by IT and pharma heavyweights.

FII and DII flow data, as well as an advance-decline ratio, was not included in the provided market context for the day.

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