Top Traded by Volume Today 12-Nov-2026: PC Jeweller Leads

Top traded-by-volume stocks on 12-Nov-2026 were led by PC Jeweller Ltd with 41.56 crore shares, as Nifty 50 closed at 25,299.35, up 0.18%, and Sensex ended at 81,911.01, up 0.04%. Banking, financial-services and jewellery counters dominated activity, while NSE breadth showed 2,080 advances against 1,537 declines.

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

Vodafone Idea Ltd led large-cap volume with 36.76 crore shares, while banking stocks accounted for four of the five most-active large-cap counters as Bank Nifty gained 1.19%.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+0.93%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd saw the day’s largest large-cap share volume at 36.76 crore shares and rose to Rs. 12.98, although the supplied information did not identify a fresh company-specific announcement. The stock traded between Rs. 12.88 and Rs. 13.15 and remained below its 52-week high of Rs. 15.78, indicating that exceptionally high turnover rather than a fresh breakout was the identifiable driver of attention.

Punjab National Bank (+2.57%)

Punjab National Bank gained as PSU banks participated in a sectoral advance, with the Nifty PSU Bank index rising 1.51%. Its 6.42 crore-share volume accompanied a Rs. 3.55 increase to Rs. 141.75, placing the stock within 2% of its 52-week high of Rs. 143.75.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.39%)

HDFC Bank Ltd advanced with the broader banking and financial-services indices, which rose 1.19% and 1.42%, respectively. The stock added Rs. 3.15 to Rs. 811.85 on 4.11 crore shares, with financial stocks providing support to the benchmark indices during an otherwise restrained session.

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd (+0.14%)

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd edged higher alongside the banking-sector rotation that lifted Bank Nifty by 1.19%. Its 3.01 crore-share turnover and close of Rs. 488.70, near the 52-week high of Rs. 494, reflected sustained activity in private-bank counters despite a limited price move.

State Bank of India (+2.34%)

State Bank of India rallied Rs. 24.80 to Rs. 1,085 as PSU-bank strength supported the financial sector. The 2.86 crore shares traded and the 1.51% gain in the Nifty PSU Bank index linked the move to sector-wide demand rather than a company-specific disclosure in the supplied data.

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

Yes Bank Ltd led mid-cap activity with 16.01 crore shares, while Cupid Ltd and Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd posted the sharpest gains among the five most-active names.

Yes Bank Ltd (+2.32%)

Yes Bank Ltd gained with the broader banking rally, as Bank Nifty rose 1.19% and financial services gained 1.42%. The stock closed at Rs. 17.65 after 16.01 crore shares changed hands, extending its one-week advance reported in the supplied market context.

Cupid Ltd (+8.78%)

Cupid Ltd jumped Rs. 31.05 to Rs. 384.75 and closed just below its 52-week high of Rs. 389.00. No fresh company announcement was supplied, so the move was supported by momentum into a near-52-week-high level and substantial 5.68 crore-share turnover.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+7.16%)

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd rallied Rs. 47.45 to Rs. 710.00, close to its 52-week high of Rs. 716.00, amid attention on festive and wedding-season jewellery demand. The stock also recorded Rs. 3,609 crore of value traded in the supplied market data, the highest among the listed most-active-by-value counters.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-0.05%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd was among the most-active mid-cap stocks with 4.43 crore shares but finished nearly unchanged at Rs. 38.81. The supplied data contained no new corporate catalyst, making turnover rather than a directional price move the defining feature; the stock remained materially below its Rs. 60.40 52-week high.

IDFC First Bank Ltd (+0.81%)

IDFC First Bank Ltd rose with the wider financial-sector advance, supported by a 1.42% gain in the Nifty Financial Services index. The stock added Rs. 0.65 to Rs. 80.75 on 3.04 crore shares, consistent with the session’s preference for bank and financial counters.

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

PC Jeweller Ltd topped small-cap volumes at 41.56 crore shares, while Ola Electric Mobility Ltd and Jyoti Structures Ltd drew attention from an EV-policy tailwind and restored banking facilities, respectively.

PC Jeweller Ltd (+1.01%)

PC Jeweller Ltd remained highly traded as investors assessed festive-season demand following its reported Q2 profit growth and store-expansion plan. The supplied context cited a 58% year-on-year rise in Q2 net profit and plans for 100 new stores over 18 months, while 41.56 crore shares traded as the stock closed at Rs. 15.95.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+3.75%)

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd gained after the Centre made EVs the preferred choice for government staff-car procurement and raised the government EV purchase ceiling to Rs. 20 lakh. Investors also assessed the company’s Q2 FY27 shareholder letter, which highlighted dealer expansion, lower borrowings and cell-manufacturing progress, alongside continuing operating losses; 16.76 crore shares traded.

Jyoti Structures Ltd (+4.01%)

Jyoti Structures Ltd advanced after lenders began progressively releasing bank guarantees and letters of credit of up to Rs. 510.59 crore under its approved resolution plan. The restored facilities can help the company execute existing orders and bid for new power-transmission and infrastructure projects, driving 13.55 crore shares of turnover and taking the stock nearer its Rs. 14.41 52-week high.

Moneyview Ltd (+5.58%)

Moneyview Ltd rose Rs. 2.96 to Rs. 56.00 on 9.02 crore shares, with no specific corporate announcement included in the supplied material. The price move and turnover signalled stock-specific trading momentum, although the close remained below the 52-week high of Rs. 65.43.

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (+3.70%)

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd gained as the Nifty Media index rose 2.46%, making media one of the session’s best-performing sectors. The stock added Rs. 2.62 to Rs. 73.50 on 7.52 crore shares, with sector strength providing the available catalyst in the supplied context.

What was the Indian stock market overview on 12-Nov-2026?

Indian equities ended marginally higher, led by banks, financial services, realty and media, while broader-market indices outperformed the headline benchmarks. Nifty 50 rose 44.30 points, or 0.18%, to 25,299.35, and Sensex added 31.61 points, or 0.04%, to 81,911.01.

Bank Nifty rose 1.19% and Nifty Financial Services gained 1.42%, supporting high activity in Punjab National Bank, State Bank of India, HDFC Bank Ltd, Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd, Yes Bank Ltd and IDFC First Bank Ltd. Realty was the strongest sector, up 4.51%, followed by media at 2.46% and PSU banks at 1.51%; auto, FMCG and IT declined 1.02%, 0.74% and 0.41%, respectively.

NSE breadth at 15:50 IST showed 2,080 advancing stocks, 1,537 declining and 104 unchanged, while the BSE SmallCap 250 index rose 1.0%. The latest disclosed institutional data was for 11-Nov-2026, when FIIs were net buyers of Rs. 6,959.35 crore in equity and DIIs data for 12-Nov had not yet been published in the provided context.

Where can investors explore more market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

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

Conclusion

The day’s volume leaders showed a clear split between sectoral rotation and stock-specific developments. Bank stocks gained as financial indices advanced, jewellery names drew attention around festive demand and near-high price levels, and Ola Electric Mobility Ltd and Jyoti Structures Ltd reacted to identifiable policy and financing developments.

Investors should watch Ola Electric Mobility Ltd’s Q2 FY27 financial details for evidence of operational recovery despite continuing losses, and Jyoti Structures Ltd’s use of restored bank guarantee and letter-of-credit facilities for order execution and fresh bids. For PC Jeweller Ltd, the key disclosed follow-through is whether festive demand and the plan to add 100 stores over 18 months translate into sustained sales and earnings growth.