Top Traded by Volume Today 10-Sep-2026: NSE stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,420.30 (-0.05%) and Sensex ended at 74,728.29 (-0.05%) on Thursday, with the session marked by heavy churn in a few high-volume names despite a flat headline close. Among Nifty 50 constituents, the breadth was narrowly positive with 26 gainers versus 24 losers, while Bank stocks held up better than the broader market. Trading activity was concentrated in telecom, banks and select cyclicals, even as IT and metals were cited among the day’s drags in the broader tape. FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided context.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-3.55%) Vodafone Idea slid after the stock failed to sustain early trade near its 52-week high zone and reversed lower from the opening levels. The move came with the day’s heaviest turnover at 91.37 crore shares, highlighting aggressive two-way trading as the price pulled back from the Rs 15.78 52-week high.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.98%) HDFC Bank rose as the Nifty Bank index closed higher, keeping heavyweight lenders relatively supported even as the broader indices ended marginally lower. The stock also held above its 52-week low area of Rs 686.20, and 2.85 crore shares traded as investors adjusted exposure within financials.

Tata Steel Ltd (-1.38%) Tata Steel declined in line with reported weakness in metal counters during the session, with metals cited among the key index drags. Active turnover of 2.46 crore shares coincided with the stock staying well below its Rs 224.40 52-week high, pointing to continued caution in cyclicals.

Canara Bank (0.00%) Canara Bank saw heavy churn as PSU banks remained in focus, with the Nifty PSU Bank index closing in the green (+0.19%). Despite 2.34 crore shares changing hands, the stock ended flat at Rs 124.20, indicating matched buying and selling as traders rotated within state-run lenders.

Adani Power Ltd (-0.70%) Adani Power eased after failing to extend gains, with the stock repeatedly giving up intraday upticks and closing slightly lower. Nearly 1.99 crore shares traded, keeping it among the most active names even as it stayed below the Rs 254.15 52-week high.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (-0.85%) Yes Bank slipped as the stock failed to reclaim higher levels early in the session and stayed below its recent swing zone near the mid-20s. With 5.12 crore shares traded, the high volume alongside a mild decline signalled active position adjustments as the price moved away from the Rs 25.77 52-week high.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-2.54%) Suzlon Energy fell as the stock extended its pullback from the 52-week high area, with selling emerging around the mid-40s band. The decline came on 4.79 crore shares, keeping it among the most actively traded midcaps even as it remained well off the Rs 61.45 52-week high.

Meesho Ltd (+0.46%) Meesho ticked up after holding the Rs 215-218 zone through the session, indicating demand at that support area. Volume of 1.76 crore shares kept the counter in focus even as it traded below its Rs 254.65 52-week high.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (-0.48%) Ashok Leyland edged lower in line with weakness in auto stocks, with the Nifty Auto index ending down 0.39%. Turnover of 1.68 crore shares suggested active trading as the stock stayed far below its Rs 215.35 52-week high.

Bank of Maharashtra (-0.41%) Bank of Maharashtra slipped marginally despite the Nifty PSU Bank index closing higher, pointing to rotation within the segment rather than a uniform sector move. The 1.60 crore-share volume kept activity elevated with the stock still relatively close to its Rs 94.50 52-week high.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

PC Jeweller Ltd (-0.36%) PC Jeweller stayed highly active after the company said it has repaid debt to one more bank, fully repaid 11 of 14 consortium banks, and cleared over 96% of the remaining three, with a target to become debt-free this month. Despite the balance-sheet update, the stock ended slightly lower at Rs 13.83 on 56.09 crore shares, indicating it did not sustain follow-through buying after trading near the Rs 15.38 52-week high.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+4.96%) Ola Electric Mobility jumped after the stock pushed above the Rs 39 level early and extended gains to an intraday high near Rs 40.51. The move was backed by 19.10 crore shares, keeping it among the most actively traded names as momentum traders followed the sharp intraday breakout.

IFCI Ltd (-4.38%) IFCI dropped sharply as the stock extended its recent downswing, sliding from the Rs 90 zone toward Rs 85 during the session. Heavy turnover of 11.33 crore shares accompanied the fall, underlining aggressive unwinding in a counter that remains below its Rs 107.45 52-week high.

IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd (+4.46%) IRB Infrastructure Developers surged after recent updates on strong toll collections, with context pointing to August 2026 toll revenue rising 25% year-on-year to Rs 807 crore, keeping the roads developer in focus. The stock rose 4.46% on 8.37 crore shares, rebounding from near its Rs 18.50 52-week low.

Share India Securities Ltd (+3.53%) Share India Securities advanced as the stock moved closer to its Rs 212 52-week high, a level that often draws momentum participation in small-cap financial services. The rally was accompanied by 6.05 crore shares in volume, signalling unusually high trading activity for the counter.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 settled at 23,420.30 (-0.05%) and Sensex at 74,728.29 (-0.05%), reflecting a tight range day where stock-specific action and high-volume churn stood out more than index direction. The Nifty Bank index ended higher (+0.17%), aligning with steady action in large lenders, while the midcap space remained softer with the NIFTY Midcap 100 down 0.37%.

On the sector front, financials outperformed with Nifty Financial Services up 0.35% and Nifty PSU Bank up 0.19%. Pressure was visible in defensives and cyclicals, with Nifty Pharma down 0.61%, Nifty Auto down 0.39% and Nifty IT down 0.32%, consistent with the session narrative that IT and metals acted as drags.

Market breadth within the Nifty 50 was narrowly positive during the session (26 gainers vs 24 losers). FII and DII activity figures were not provided in the available data.

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