Top Traded by Volume Today 25-Jun-2026: NSE, BSE

Introduction

Sensex closed at 82,755.51, up 700.40 points or 0.85%, while Nifty settled at 25,244.75, up 200.40 points or 0.80%. Market breadth was positive with 2,711 advances, 1,163 declines and 127 unchanged shares. Banks and financials were in focus after the RBI allowed loans to non-resident Indians against foreign-currency deposits, a move that eased funding constraints and supported banking names.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.75%) Vodafone Idea slipped as traders booked profits and reduced positions after the stock’s recent move toward its 52-week high zone (Rs. 15.35). The fall came with the day’s highest large-cap volume at 37.10 crore shares, indicating active unwinding and fresh short-term repositioning.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (+4.95%) Samvardhana Motherson rallied as the stock saw momentum buying with price moving closer to its 52-week high (Rs. 155.25). The move came on elevated activity of 7.74 crore shares, suggesting aggressive positioning in the auto components counter.

Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd (-0.81%) IRFC edged lower as the stock continued to see choppy trade near the lower end of its 52-week range (low of Rs. 87.05), prompting short-term traders to exit on rallies. Heavy volumes of 5.46 crore shares pointed to active rotation in PSU financing names.

Canara Bank (-0.88%) Canara Bank declined despite a supportive backdrop for lenders as investors selectively preferred large private banks after the RBI’s move on NRI loans against foreign-currency deposits. The stock still featured among the most active large caps with 5.01 crore shares traded, highlighting two-way churn rather than fresh accumulation.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.37%) HDFC Bank rose with banks and financials leading the market after RBI commentary and the policy easing that allows loans to NRIs against foreign-currency deposits, which can reduce funding friction for lenders. The stock’s nearly 5 crore shares in volume signaled sustained institutional and derivative-linked activity in a bellwether banking name.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (-0.36%) Yes Bank traded marginally lower as investors reacted to the recently disclosed Order-in-Appeal from the Uttar Pradesh GST department confirming a penalty of Rs. 3.02 crore related to FY2021-22. The stock remained among the most active mid caps with 9.38 crore shares traded, showing the headline kept near-term traders engaged.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-1.40%) Suzlon slipped even after multiple positives, including a 400 MW EPC order from Tata Power Renewable Energy to supply 127 S144 (3.15 MW) wind turbine generators and execute balance-of-plant in Anantapur, taking the cumulative partnership past 1 GW. The stock was also in focus after DRChoksey initiated coverage with a Buy, citing a 5.8 GW order book, but the price action suggested some investors used the news-led spike to take profits amid heavy 8.94 crore share volumes.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+3.71%) Ashok Leyland climbed on strong risk appetite in cyclicals as broader indices ended higher and autos participated in the up move. The stock’s 7.87 crore shares of turnover indicated active build-up by traders in one of the day’s most liquid mid-cap auto names.

Vedanta Ltd (-3.19%) Vedanta fell as metal counters underperformed even as benchmarks gained, with investors cutting exposure to commodity-linked names during the session. The decline came on 4.07 crore shares of volume, reflecting a sharp risk-off trade concentrated in a high-beta metals stock.

National Aluminium Company Ltd (-4.60%) NALCO dropped as investors rotated away from metals, aligning with the session’s visible weakness in select metal names. The 2.89 crore shares traded underscored broad participation in the sell-off, with the stock correcting sharply from the upper end of its 52-week band (high of Rs. 445.10).

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd (+8.89%) Motherson Sumi Wiring surged as investors chased the broader Motherson trade, with Samvardhana Motherson International also rising sharply among large-cap high-volume names in the same session. The stock’s 23.79 crore share volume pointed to aggressive buying and short-covering in the auto-components value chain.

Easy Trip Planners Ltd (-4.24%) Easy Trip Planners dropped as the stock extended its recent weakness, with traders cutting positions amid sustained selling pressure. The sharp move came with 8.92 crore shares traded, signalling high-conviction exits in a low-priced travel counter.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (-3.11%) Ola Electric declined as the stock saw continued volatility and risk reduction, with the price still far below its 52-week high of Rs. 71.24. Volume of 8.12 crore shares indicated active speculative turnover, amplifying intraday swings.

Motisons Jewellers Ltd (+0.00%) Motisons Jewellers closed flat despite very high turnover, indicating intense two-way trade where buying interest was matched by selling at similar price levels. With 7.55 crore shares traded, the stock stood out for churn rather than directional conviction.

SEPC Ltd (-2.65%) SEPC fell as traders pared exposure in a highly traded small-cap counter, keeping it among the session’s most active names. The 7.23 crore share volume suggests the decline was driven by broad participation rather than isolated trades.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended higher, with Sensex closing at 82,755.51 (+0.85%) and Nifty at 25,244.75 (+0.80%). Market breadth supported the up move, with 2,711 shares advancing versus 1,163 declining and 127 unchanged.

Banks and financials provided key support after the RBI allowed loans to non-resident Indians against foreign-currency deposits, a step that helped ease funding constraints for lenders. The broader macro backdrop also improved as crude oil prices eased, while RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra’s remarks that it was too early to discuss rate hikes helped calm interest-rate concerns even as investors monitored weak monsoon trends.

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