Top Traded by Volume Today 11 Nov 2026: PC Jeweller Leads

Top Traded by Volume Today on 11 Nov 2026 was PC Jeweller Ltd, with 43.44 crore shares traded. Nifty 50 closed at 25,255.05, up 0.84%, while Sensex rose 0.95% to 81,879.40. Bank and jewellery counters dominated active gainers as 2,756 shares advanced against 1,555 declines.

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

Vodafone Idea Ltd led the large-cap volume list with 38.44 crore shares, followed by four banks that rose alongside a 2.97% gain in the PSU Bank index.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+1.42%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd gained after reports indicated progress on its proposed Rs. 35,000-crore debt-financing package. SBI has approved and circulated its appraisal to consortium banks, while NaBFID is expected to consider Rs. 4,000 crore of exposure, improving the prospect of funding its Rs. 45,000-crore network-expansion programme. The financing update helped drive 38.44 crore shares in volume.

Punjab National Bank (+4.70%)

Punjab National Bank rallied with the PSU Bank index, which rose 2.97% on a session led by banking stocks. The stock closed at Rs. 138.20, just below its 52-week high of Rs. 139.00, and 8.45 crore shares changed hands as investors added exposure to the sector move.

Canara Bank (+3.40%)

Canara Bank advanced as the banking rally lifted state-owned lenders, with Bank Nifty closing 1.79% higher. In the absence of a company-specific announcement in the supplied news, the 7.93-crore-share turnover points to broad participation in the PSU-bank rotation.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+1.58%)

HDFC Bank Ltd gained in a market where the Nifty Bank index rose 1.79% and banking stocks were among the leading sectors. The lender recorded 5.84 crore shares in volume, reflecting its place among the session's most actively traded large-cap financial stocks.

Bank of Baroda (+5.67%)

Bank of Baroda posted the strongest gain among the listed large caps as PSU banks outperformed the wider market. Its Rs. 274.70 close came with 4.87 crore shares traded, making the move part of the session's concentrated demand for state-owned bank stocks.

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

Yes Bank Ltd was the most traded mid-cap by volume at 21.19 crore shares, while Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd delivered the largest percentage rise in this group.

Yes Bank Ltd (+1.47%)

Yes Bank Ltd traded actively after Gujarat Police arrested 13 people in connection with an alleged Rs. 8.46-crore cyber fraud involving a corporate account maintained with the lender. Police froze more than Rs. 3.84 crore, and the arrests appeared to focus investor attention on recovery and investigation progress, with 21.19 crore shares traded.

Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd (+4.15%)

Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd gained amid a positive transport and logistics backdrop, with that sector up 1.58% in the session. No company-specific news was supplied, but 8.33 crore shares traded as the stock participated in the broader rally in rail-linked counters.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+8.44%)

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd surged as jewellery stocks responded to expectations that Dhanteras, Diwali and the wedding season will lift December-quarter demand. The stock's 7.32-crore-share volume and Rs. 662.55 close, near its Rs. 689.00 52-week high, showed strong investor participation in the festive-demand trade.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+0.10%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd was among the most active mid-caps despite ending only 0.10% higher. With no fresh company development disclosed in the supplied context, the 6.62-crore-share volume indicates unusually strong trading activity rather than a confirmed fundamental catalyst.

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (+3.92%)

Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd rose alongside the session's transport and logistics strength. No new order or corporate announcement was supplied, but 4.85 crore shares traded as investors rotated into rail infrastructure names during the broader advance.

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

PC Jeweller Ltd topped the complete list at 43.44 crore shares, while Jyoti Structures Ltd hit its 20.00% upper circuit on a banking-facilities update.

PC Jeweller Ltd (+3.88%)

PC Jeweller Ltd gained as investors assessed a potential festive-season lift in jewellery sales after Dhanteras and Diwali, ahead of the wedding season. The demand outlook outweighed a 1.81% fall in gold prices cited in the market context, while 43.44 crore shares made it the day's most traded stock by volume.

Jyoti Structures Ltd (+20.00%)

Jyoti Structures Ltd hit its 20.00% upper circuit after lenders began progressively releasing bank guarantees and letters of credit worth up to Rs. 510.59 crore. The facilities, envisaged under its NCLT-approved resolution plan, remove a constraint that had limited order execution and tender participation for about five years. The update drove 11.99 crore shares in volume.

Moneyview Ltd (+2.89%)

Moneyview Ltd rose on heavy turnover, with 8.78 crore shares traded and the stock reaching an intraday high of Rs. 53.64. No fresh company-specific announcement was supplied, so the volume-led move is the identifiable trigger; the stock remained below its Rs. 65.43 52-week high.

Ashoka Buildcon Ltd (+11.03%)

Ashoka Buildcon Ltd jumped 11.03% as transport and logistics stocks gained 1.58% in a broadly positive market for infrastructure-linked names. No order win or company announcement was provided, but 6.02 crore shares changed hands as the stock extended sharply from its Rs. 95.40 52-week low.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (+1.83%)

GTL Infrastructure Ltd gained 1.83% with 5.78 crore shares traded, placing it among the most active small caps. In the absence of a disclosed corporate event, the heavy volume is the clearest driver of attention; the stock remained below its Rs. 1.67 52-week high.

How did the Indian stock market close on 11 Nov 2026?

Indian equities closed higher, with Nifty 50 gaining 210.40 points, or 0.84%, to 25,255.05 and Sensex rising 772.75 points, or 0.95%, to 81,879.40. Breadth was positive, with 2,756 advances, 1,555 declines and 162 unchanged shares.

Banking, auto and FMCG led the market, while the Nifty Bank index gained 1.79% and the PSU Bank index rose 2.97%. IT, pharma and realty lagged, with the context attributing the broader rally to lower crude oil prices, resilient domestic earnings and foreign fund inflows. Foreign portfolio investors had bought $5.68 billion of Indian equities so far in November, though this is a month-to-date figure rather than a daily flow.

The broader market also participated: the Nifty Smallcap index rose 1.6% and the Nifty Midcap index gained 0.8%. The contrast between bank-led strength and weakness in IT and healthcare helps explain why the most active lists were dominated by lenders, rail names, jewellery counters and infrastructure stocks.

Where can readers explore more Indian market movers?

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Conclusion

The volume leaders on 11 Nov 2026 reflected a market favouring banks, jewellery and infrastructure-linked stocks. PC Jeweller Ltd drew the highest share turnover on festive-demand expectations, while Jyoti Structures Ltd had the clearest company-specific re-rating catalyst after gaining access to Rs. 510.59 crore of bank guarantees and letters of credit.

Investors will watch whether Vodafone Idea Ltd's lending consortium completes approvals for the proposed Rs. 35,000-crore financing package, and whether Jyoti Structures Ltd converts released facilities into order execution and fresh tender wins. For jewellery counters, December-quarter demand after the festive period and wedding season remains the key disclosed operating trigger.