Top Traded by Volume Today 04-Sep-2026: NSE Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,897.70 (+0.10%) while the Sensex rose to 76,515.43 (+0.48%) on 04 Sep 2026, with gains outpacing declines on the Sensex but breadth weaker on the Nifty. On the Nifty 50, 22 stocks advanced while 28 declined, signalling a selective risk-on session despite higher index levels. High-volume activity clustered around telecom, metals, PSU finance and retail-facing names, with stock-specific news driving the sharpest moves in the small-cap pack. FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided market context.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+3.66%) Vodafone Idea gained as the stock remained in focus near its 52-week high of Rs 15.37, drawing momentum traders into one of the day’s most liquid counters. The share traded in a tight band (day high around Rs 15.16 in the provided context), and the sheer turnover of 55.87 crore shares signalled aggressive positioning around a key resistance zone.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+2.05%) Billionbrains Garage Ventures rose alongside elevated participation, with 4.83 crore shares changing hands, indicating sustained high-beta trading interest. With the stock still below its 52-week high of Rs 227 but well above its 52-week low of Rs 112.02, investors treated it as an active swing-trade candidate.

Tata Steel Ltd (+2.91%) Tata Steel climbed in a strong-volume session for metal counters, mirrored by activity in Steel Authority of India (SAIL) in the mid-cap list. The move came with 3.77 crore shares traded, suggesting sector-linked rotation rather than a single company announcement in the provided news set.

Power Finance Corporation Ltd (+2.88%) PFC advanced as financial services outperformed (Nifty Fin Service +0.61% in the provided context), keeping PSU financiers in active trade. Volumes of 2.98 crore shares pointed to continued institutional and trading interest despite the stock being off its 52-week high of Rs 486.45.

Eternal Ltd (-1.09%) Eternal declined even as it stayed among the most traded large caps, indicating two-way trade and profit-taking at higher levels. The stock remains below its 52-week high of Rs 368.40, and the 1.84 crore share volume suggested churn rather than capitulation.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Swiggy Ltd (+2.20%) Swiggy rose for a second straight session in the provided context, with traders leaning into the near-term uptrend after a higher close. The stock also traded above the cited 50-day moving average level (around Rs 274.30 in the context snippet), and the heavy 18.67 crore share volume underlined active participation.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-1.35%) Suzlon slipped as traders booked profits amid elevated turnover, with 6.19 crore shares traded despite the price decline. With the stock still below its 52-week high of Rs 61.45, the day’s action reflected near-term risk reduction rather than a fresh fundamental trigger in the provided news set.

Yes Bank Ltd (+0.31%) Yes Bank ended marginally higher but stayed highly active, with 3.28 crore shares traded, pointing to strong two-way trade around the Rs 22-23 zone. The modest price change despite high volumes suggested positioning and short-term trading rather than a news-driven rerating.

Meesho Ltd (-0.36%) Meesho edged lower as selling supply met bids at higher levels, keeping the stock range-bound in an otherwise firm tape. The 2.43 crore share volume indicated churn, with traders reacting to near-term resistance after earlier moves within its 52-week range (high Rs 254.65, low Rs 125.70).

Steel Authority of India Ltd (+0.56%) SAIL rose alongside other metal names in the market movers list, with 2.02 crore shares traded. The stock’s activity reinforced that metal counters were key volume contributors for the day, supporting a mild uptick rather than a sharp breakout.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

PC Jeweller Ltd (+12.90%) PC Jeweller surged after the company disclosed further progress on debt reduction under its 30 Sep 2024 Settlement Agreement, including repayment to one more bank. The company said it has cleared dues of 9 out of 14 consortium banks, discharged more than 96% of the remaining five, and is targeting being debt-free this month, which investors treated as a tangible balance-sheet de-risking trigger. The rally came with an outsized 113.82 crore share volume, highlighting broad participation as the stock traded closer to its 52-week high of Rs 15.38.

IFCI Ltd (+5.78%) IFCI gained on optimism around a potential NSE IPO in the provided context, with investors focusing on IFCI’s indirect exposure through its majority ownership in Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL), which in turn holds a stake in NSE. The narrative of a large listing-related valuation uplift drove aggressive trading activity, and volumes of 43.38 crore shares reinforced the strength of the day’s move.

Jindal Worldwide Ltd (+19.89%) Jindal Worldwide hit a near-20% jump as reports in the provided context highlighted its subsidiary’s plan to expand with 100 electric scooter showrooms and also noted the reappointment of its managing director, signalling business and leadership continuity. The stock closed near its 52-week high of Rs 57.06, and the 20.21 crore share volume suggested a rush to the upper band following the expansion headline.

Lumino Industries Ltd (+3.75%) Lumino Industries rose with strong trading interest and 14.97 crore shares changing hands, indicating a momentum-led move in the absence of a specific news trigger in the provided database. The stock’s rise brought it closer to its 52-week high of Rs 122.00, a level often watched by short-term traders.

Motisons Jewellers Ltd (+7.21%) Motisons Jewellers advanced amid heavy turnover of 12.77 crore shares, as jewellery stocks remained in focus after PC Jeweller’s debt-repayment update drew attention to the space. The move also kept the stock within its 52-week range (high Rs 20.44, low Rs 10.63), suggesting active price discovery rather than a single one-off block trade.

Market Overview

Benchmarks finished higher but with mixed participation across sectors. Nifty 50 closed at 23,897.70 (+0.10%) and Sensex at 76,515.43 (+0.48%), while the Nifty’s 22 advances versus 28 declines pointed to a narrow leadership set even as headline indices held gains.

Sectoral trends in the provided context showed financial services as a key support (Nifty Fin Service +0.61%), while defensives were softer with Nifty Pharma down 0.17% and Nifty IT marginally lower. Reports in the context also flagged a mixed tape with strength concentrated in technology, financial services, realty and cement, and relative pressure in consumer durables, healthcare and FMCG.

Macro commentary in the provided market wrap pointed to positive global cues as a key reason for the broader rise, but activity on the day’s volume leaders showed that stock-specific triggers and technical levels drove most of the outsized turnover. FII and DII flow numbers were not provided in the dataset for 04 Sep 2026.

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