Top Traded by Volume Today 02-Nov-2026: Reliance Leads

Top Traded by Volume Today on 02 Nov 2026 featured PC Jeweller at 43.14 Cr shares, while Reliance Industries Ltd surged 11.64% after stronger September-quarter earnings. The Sensex closed at 75,692.78, up 1.65%, and Nifty settled at 23,440.80, up 1.68%, with energy, power and auto-linked names prominent among active counters.

Which large-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Vodafone Idea Ltd led large-cap activity with 33.75 Cr shares traded, followed by Reliance Industries Ltd at 9.19 Cr shares.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+3.81%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd gained alongside exceptionally high turnover of 33.75 Cr shares, making it the most traded large-cap counter by volume. No company-specific announcement was provided in the available news context, so the identifiable driver was the concentrated trading activity during a broadly rising market; the stock closed at Rs. 12.27.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+11.64%)

Reliance Industries Ltd surged after reporting a 40.6% rise in September-quarter net profit, supported by its energy business and Jio Platforms. Investors also responded to the wider tailwind from lower crude prices, while 9.19 Cr shares changed hands and the stock finished at Rs. 1,299.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+2.40%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd rose 2.40% as 3.79 Cr shares were traded, placing it among the session's most active large-cap counters. The supplied context disclosed no earnings release, order, regulatory action or other company-specific trigger, making elevated turnover the available explanation for its inclusion in the volume list.

Tata Steel Ltd (+5.64%)

Tata Steel Ltd rallied as the market context cited improving global commodity prices, which strengthened the outlook for metal producers. The stock's 5.64% rise to Rs. 177.15 came with 3.23 Cr shares traded, and it was also identified among the day's leading index gainers.

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (+3.46%)

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd advanced in a session led by energy and oil-and-gas shares, with the BSE Energy sector rising 4.81%. Falling crude prices amid hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough in the Iran conflict formed the relevant macro trigger, while 2.39 Cr shares were traded.

Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Suzlon Energy Ltd and Yes Bank Ltd dominated mid-cap turnover, with 12.74 Cr and 10.81 Cr shares traded respectively.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+4.05%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd recovered 4.05% after recent quarterly results showed consolidated revenue growth of 26% year-on-year to Rs. 4,869 crore and net profit of Rs. 394.15 crore. The move came after the stock had fallen 8.7% over the preceding seven days, with 12.74 Cr shares traded as it remained near its 52-week low of Rs. 33.21.

Yes Bank Ltd (+2.70%)

Yes Bank Ltd gained 2.70% to Rs. 15.57 as 10.81 Cr shares were traded, making it the second-most active mid-cap stock. No company-specific news catalyst was supplied, so the reported driver for its position on the list is unusually heavy turnover within the broad market advance.

Cupid Ltd (+4.84%)

Cupid Ltd climbed 4.84% to Rs. 340.25 on turnover of 1.95 Cr shares. The available context did not disclose a fresh corporate event or result, so the stock's high-volume advance is the observable trading catalyst rather than an identified announcement.

Steel Authority of India Ltd (+3.38%)

Steel Authority of India Ltd rose 3.38% as improving global commodity prices supported the metals theme cited in the market context. Its 1.53 Cr-share turnover accompanied the move to Rs. 165.10, below its 52-week high of Rs. 209.70.

Vedanta Ltd (+3.43%)

Vedanta Ltd gained 3.43% in a session where energy stocks led sectoral gains and commodity conditions improved. The stock closed at Rs. 245.65 with 1.46 Cr shares traded; no separate company-specific announcement was included in the supplied context.

Which small-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

PC Jeweller Ltd was the most traded small-cap stock with 43.14 Cr shares, although it fell after a Sebi compliance warning.

PC Jeweller Ltd (-3.36%)

PC Jeweller Ltd fell after Sebi issued administrative warning letters to promoter and managing director Balram Garg and company secretary and compliance officer Vijay Panwar. The letters concerned non-maintenance of a structured digital database related to unpublished price-sensitive information in the June 2025 quarterly business update, prompting 43.14 Cr shares of turnover as the stock closed at Rs. 14.96.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+4.01%)

Vedanta Power Ltd extended its post-results rally after returning to a September-quarter net profit of Rs. 83 crore, against a Rs. 1,688 crore loss a year earlier. Revenue rose 38% to Rs. 2,908 crore, EBITDA increased 122% to Rs. 421 crore and quarterly power sales reached a record 5,593 million units, helping drive 19.62 Cr shares of turnover.

Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd (+10.06%)

Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd jumped after September-quarter net profit increased 35% year-on-year to Rs. 223 crore and revenue rose 47% to Rs. 4,504 crore. The company cited premiumisation, higher content per vehicle, new EV and ICE model wins, and greenfield-project ramp-ups; 19.19 Cr shares were traded as the stock closed at Rs. 38.72.

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (+6.36%)

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd advanced 6.36% to Rs. 13.54 with 10.70 Cr shares traded, amid strength in the power-led energy theme. No company-specific development was provided, so the session's sector rotation and high turnover are the disclosed basis for the move.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+5.64%)

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd rose 5.64% to Rs. 35.03 as 10.57 Cr shares changed hands. The supplied material did not identify a new corporate announcement, leaving the heavy trading activity during the broader risk-on session as the available catalyst.

How did the Indian stock market close on 02 Nov 2026?

Indian equities closed sharply higher, with the Sensex up 1,233.25 points, or 1.65%, at 75,692.78 and the Nifty up 387.71 points, or 1.68%, at 23,440.80. Large caps led the move, while the Nifty Midcap 100 gained 1.19%; the broader market context also placed the BSE 250 Smallcap Index 1.6% higher.

Energy was the standout sector, with the S&P BSE Energy index up 4.81%, as lower crude prices and improving global commodity conditions aided power and oil-and-gas counters. Auto also advanced, with the Nifty Auto index up 1.33%, while Nifty IT fell 0.50% and media was the notable laggard, down 0.78% in the supplied context.

Market participation was broad, with 398 BSE 500 stocks advancing and 100 declining, an advance-decline ratio of 3.98 times. The latest disclosed institutional figure showed foreign investors bought Rs. 3,599 crore of equities on 30 October, while domestic institutions sold Rs. 818 crore; investors will now focus on the next set of corporate earnings.

Where can readers find more top traded stocks by volume?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's volume leaders show that trading was concentrated in distinct catalysts: Reliance Industries Ltd's stronger earnings, Vedanta Power Ltd's return to profit, and Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd's earnings growth drew buyers, while PC Jeweller Ltd's Sebi warning drove heavy selling. Energy, commodities and auto-linked manufacturing provided the main sectoral support, whereas several highly traded names had no disclosed corporate trigger beyond elevated turnover.

Next, investors will watch the forthcoming corporate earnings cited in the market context, along with crude-price movements and developments around the Iran conflict that influenced the oil-and-gas trade. For the most active names, follow-through in reported profitability at Vedanta Power Ltd, demand and margin execution at Motherson Sumi Wiring India Ltd, and any further regulatory disclosure from PC Jeweller Ltd remain the key disclosed issues.