Top Traded by Volume Today 13-Nov-2026: Vodafone Idea Leads

Vodafone Idea Ltd led India’s volume chart on 13-Nov-2026 with 45.57 crore shares traded, while the Sensex closed 318.56 points lower at 81,592.45. Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd and BLS Polymers Ltd were the standout gainers among active counters, even as weak market breadth and pressure in private banks weighed on several high-volume stocks.

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

Vodafone Idea Ltd was the most-traded large-cap stock, with 45.57 crore shares changing hands, far ahead of Punjab National Bank at 6.30 crore shares.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-3.16%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd fell after reporting a Q2 FY27 net loss of Rs. 5,975 crore, wider than the Rs. 5,524 crore loss a year earlier. Revenue rose 6.2% year-on-year to Rs. 11,884 crore and ARPU improved to Rs. 198, but investors focused on the Rs. 462 crore exceptional loss, margin pressure and the company’s funding requirements. The earnings reaction drove 45.57 crore shares in volume, the highest in the list.

Punjab National Bank (+0.88%)

Punjab National Bank gained 0.88% on volume of 6.30 crore shares, with the stock finishing at Rs. 143, close to its Rs. 145.10 52-week high. No company-specific announcement was supplied, so the activity is best read as continued trading interest in a PSU lender near its annual peak rather than an event-led move.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+1.47%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd rose 1.47% to Rs. 224.90 as 4.07 crore shares changed hands. No fresh corporate catalyst was provided; the stock’s proximity to its Rs. 229.15 52-week high indicates that price momentum and elevated participation supported the move.

Canara Bank (-1.36%)

Canara Bank declined 1.36% to Rs. 131 on volume of 2.50 crore shares. The supplied data contains no company announcement, and the fall came on a session in which financial services and private banks were weak, pointing to sector-level risk reduction rather than a disclosed bank-specific event.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.08%)

HDFC Bank Ltd fell 1.08% to Rs. 803.05 as private-bank shares came under pressure, with the private-bank sector down 1.08% intraday in the supplied market data. Its 2.42 crore-share volume also placed it among the day’s most-active large caps, showing broad participation in the sectoral sell-off.

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

Yes Bank Ltd led mid-cap volume with 12.38 crore shares, while all five listed mid-cap active counters ended lower.

Yes Bank Ltd (-1.02%)

Yes Bank Ltd slipped 1.02% to Rs. 17.47 on 12.38 crore shares, placing it second only to Vodafone Idea Ltd across the entire volume list. No new bank-specific disclosure was supplied; the stock traded near the weaker end of its recent range, following a reported one-month decline of more than 13%, while the broader financial sector was under pressure.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-1.44%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd fell 1.44% to Rs. 38.25 with 5.25 crore shares traded. The input provides no fresh order, earnings or policy development, making the volume-led decline a reflection of active repositioning in the counter rather than a disclosed fundamental trigger.

Cupid Ltd (-1.81%)

Cupid Ltd declined 1.81% to Rs. 377.80 as 3.07 crore shares changed hands. No company-specific news was provided, and the move occurred in a broadly negative market where 339 of 500 Nifty 500 stocks fell.

NMDC Ltd (-1.76%)

NMDC Ltd lost 1.76% to Rs. 69.90 on 2.46 crore shares. Although metals had been supported in the previous session by expectations of Chinese infrastructure stimulus, no fresh commodity or company catalyst was supplied for Friday’s decline, which left the stock only modestly above its Rs. 65.15 52-week low.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (-1.83%)

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd fell 1.83% to Rs. 697 after a sharp 7.10% gain in the preceding session. Gold prices fell for a third consecutive session and jewellery counters were lower as investors assessed whether festive demand will translate into December-quarter sales and earnings; 2.25 crore shares traded.

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

PC Jeweller Ltd led small-cap turnover by volume with 24.88 crore shares, while Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd and BLS Polymers Ltd each posted gains exceeding 15%.

PC Jeweller Ltd (-2.76%)

PC Jeweller Ltd declined 2.76% to Rs. 15.51 after gaining in the previous two sessions, with 24.88 crore shares traded. Falling gold prices and a broader decline in jewellery shares prompted investors to reassess whether festive-season footfall will convert into stronger December-quarter revenue.

Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd (+15.55%)

Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd surged 15.55% to Rs. 40.49 after a technical breakout pushed the stock close to its Rs. 41.99 52-week high. The rally followed eight consecutive profitable quarters, with the latest reported operating profit up 147.68% and profit after tax up 109.3% to Rs. 48.55 crore, alongside improved gross and net NPAs of 1.76% and 0.45%. Volume reached 11.24 crore shares as the stock extended a three-day advance.

Moneyview Ltd (+3.79%)

Moneyview Ltd gained 3.79% to Rs. 58.12, extending its recent upward move after filing the transcript of its Q2 and H1 FY27 earnings call held on 5 November. The newly listed digital financial-services platform drew 10.31 crore shares in volume as investors continued to trade the post-listing counter; the stock remained below its Rs. 65.43 52-week high.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (-3.08%)

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd fell 3.08% to Rs. 34.63 on volume of 9.53 crore shares. No fresh company disclosure was provided, and the decline occurred amid a weak risk environment for transport and logistics shares, whose sector index was down 1.10% intraday.

BLS Polymers Ltd (+15.96%)

BLS Polymers Ltd jumped 15.96% to Rs. 272.10 with 6.52 crore shares traded. No corporate event was supplied, but the stock’s move toward its Rs. 288 annual high and exceptionally large price gain identify a momentum-driven, high-participation session.

What happened in the Indian stock market today?

The Sensex closed at 81,592.45, down 318.56 points or 0.39%, while the supplied closing-market update did not state a final Nifty 50 level. Market breadth was decisively negative: 161 Nifty 500 stocks rose and 339 declined, for an advance-decline ratio of 0.47, while only 12 Nifty 50 constituents advanced.

Capital markets, energy and FMCG were the relatively resilient pockets during the session, based on the supplied intraday sector data, whereas realty, financial services, transport and logistics, private banks, auto and defence declined. The active-stock list reflected that split: Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd, Moneyview Ltd and BLS Polymers Ltd gained strongly, but high-volume telecom, jewellery, private-bank and electric-vehicle counters mostly fell.

Institutional cash-market data available for 12 November showed FIIs as net buyers of Rs. 7,831 crore and DIIs as net sellers of Rs. 6,331 crore. That prior-session flow did not prevent Friday’s broad sell-off, which followed a weaker GIFT Nifty indication and pressure across financial shares.

Where can readers 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 market divided between event-led selling and concentrated momentum buying. Vodafone Idea Ltd drew the largest participation after a wider quarterly loss, while jewellery stocks reacted to lower gold prices and uncertainty over festive demand; in contrast, Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd’s earnings improvement and technical breakout supported a sharp gain.

The next session is on Monday, 16 November 2026. Investors will watch whether Vodafone Idea Ltd’s funding and network-expansion plans address concerns raised by its Q2 loss, whether festive demand appears in jewellery companies’ December-quarter performance, and whether Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd can sustain its move near the 52-week high.