Top Traded by Value Today 13-Nov-2026: Hitachi Leads Activity
Key highlights
- Hitachi Energy India Ltd rose 10.72% to Rs. 31,610 after Q2 revenue increased 63.5% year on year.
- TD Power Systems Ltd traded 5.57 crore shares after Q2 FY27 revenue rose 85.94% and it declared a Rs. 0.65 interim dividend.
- Amber Enterprises India Ltd gained 8.77% after Q2 FY27 revenue rose 60% to Rs. 2,627 crore.
- Sensex closed at 81,592.45, down 0.39%, while 339 of 500 Nifty 500 stocks declined.
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India's top traded-by-value stocks on 13-Nov-2026 were led by Hitachi Energy India Ltd, which rose 10.72% to Rs. 31,610 after strong Q2 execution and orders. Nifty 50 closed at 25,144.30, down 0.61%, while Sensex fell 0.39% to 81,592.45; 161 Nifty 500 shares advanced and 339 declined.
Which large-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
Hitachi Energy India Ltd led the large-cap high-value activity, while heavy turnover in banks accompanied a weaker financials session.
Hitachi Energy India Ltd (+10.72%)
Hitachi Energy India Ltd surged after its Q2 FY27 presentation showed revenue growth of 63.5% year on year and PAT growth of 20.5%. Supplementary results context showed Q2 order inflows rose 85.9% to Rs. 4,120.8 crore and backlog reached a record Rs. 33,335.4 crore, giving investors greater visibility on transmission and grid projects. The stock traded 10.16 lakh shares and remained below its Rs. 38,800 52-week high.
Reliance Industries Ltd (+0.41%)
Reliance Industries Ltd edged higher in a weak market, with 1.53 crore shares traded and the stock moving between Rs. 1,324 and Rs. 1,350.70 during the session. No fresh company-specific announcement was provided for 13-Nov-2026, so the modest gain cannot be tied to a disclosed corporate catalyst in the supplied data.
State Bank of India (-0.41%)
State Bank of India declined as banking and financial shares were under pressure, with Bank Nifty closing down 0.93%. The stock's 1.90 crore-share volume put it among the most actively traded large caps by value, reflecting substantial participation during the sector sell-off.
HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.08%)
HDFC Bank Ltd fell 1.08% as the financials weakness weighed on large private banks, while the market context identified it among the leading Nifty 50 drags. Its 2.42 crore-share volume was the highest in this large-cap table, underscoring the scale of trading during the decline.
ICICI Bank Ltd (-0.27%)
ICICI Bank Ltd slipped alongside the broader banking index, which ended 0.93% lower. The stock traded 1.16 crore shares and remained close to its Rs. 1,616.70 52-week high, with no separate company announcement supplied as a trigger for the day's move.
Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd, Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd, Cupid Ltd, PB Fintech Ltd and GE Vernova T&D India Ltd were the principal mid-cap names by traded value.
Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (-1.83%)
Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd fell 1.83% on volume of 2.25 crore shares, placing it first in the mid-cap traded-value list. No company-specific news catalyst was provided for the session, and the stock closed 3.75% below its Rs. 724.15 52-week high.
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+2.93%)
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd gained 2.93% to Rs. 3,725 and traded 34.19 lakh shares. No fresh corporate development was supplied to explain the move, although the close was only 1.15% below its Rs. 3,768.30 52-week high, indicating proximity to a recent technical peak.
Cupid Ltd (-1.81%)
Cupid Ltd declined 1.81% to Rs. 377.80 despite 3.07 crore shares changing hands. The supplied information contains no earnings release, order announcement or regulatory development for the company, so a specific fundamental catalyst cannot be established from the available data.
PB Fintech Ltd (+5.34%)
PB Fintech Ltd climbed 5.34% to Rs. 1,105.10 on volume of 92.75 lakh shares. No company-specific news was supplied for 13-Nov-2026, making the price-and-volume action the only disclosed basis for identifying its high-value activity.
GE Vernova T&D India Ltd (+5.24%)
GE Vernova T&D India Ltd advanced 5.24% to Rs. 4,415, with 17.60 lakh shares traded. The move came as power-transmission equipment names featured prominently among the day's gainers, including Hitachi Energy India Ltd, but no separate GE Vernova announcement was included in the input.
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Which small-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
TD Power Systems Ltd, Amber Enterprises India Ltd, BLS Polymers Ltd, Apollo Micro Systems Ltd and Manappuram Finance Ltd dominated small-cap activity by traded value.
TD Power Systems Ltd (+1.85%)
TD Power Systems Ltd gained after approving Q2 FY27 results and declaring an interim dividend of Rs. 0.65 per share. Supplementary results context showed consolidated revenue rose 85.94% year on year to Rs. 841.32 crore and net profit increased 105.58% to Rs. 123.75 crore, while management raised FY27 revenue guidance to Rs. 2,900 crore-Rs. 3,000 crore. The stock traded 5.57 crore shares, the largest volume in this small-cap table.
Amber Enterprises India Ltd (+8.77%)
Amber Enterprises India Ltd rallied after reporting Q2 FY27 revenue of Rs. 2,627 crore, up 60% year on year. Investors focused on the strong top-line expansion and electronics business growth despite operating EBITDA rising 30% and adjusted loss after tax widening to Rs. 57 crore. Volume reached 29.30 lakh shares as the stock recovered sharply from its initial weakness.
BLS Polymers Ltd (+15.96%)
BLS Polymers Ltd jumped 15.96% to Rs. 272.10 on volume of 6.52 crore shares. No corporate news was supplied for the company, but the close was only 5.52% below its Rs. 288 52-week high, making the disclosed price action consistent with a momentum-led move.
Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (+7.93%)
Apollo Micro Systems Ltd rose 7.93% to Rs. 475.45, with 3.07 crore shares traded. No company-specific announcement was included in the supplied material; the stock nevertheless finished within 0.44% of its Rs. 477.55 52-week high, highlighting a technical test of that level.
Manappuram Finance Ltd (-3.92%)
Manappuram Finance Ltd declined 3.92% to Rs. 307.70 on volume of 3.32 crore shares. Its weakness occurred alongside the broader financial-sector decline, while no separate company disclosure was provided to attribute the fall to a stock-specific event.
What was the overall Indian stock-market picture today?
Indian equities closed lower on 13-Nov-2026, with the Sensex down 318.56 points, or 0.39%, at 81,592.45 and the Nifty 50 down 155.05 points, or 0.61%, at 25,144.30. Market breadth was negative: 161 of 500 Nifty 500 stocks rose while 339 fell, producing an advance-decline ratio of 0.47; only 12 Nifty 50 constituents gained.
Financials were a key source of index pressure, with Bank Nifty down 0.93% and HDFC Bank Ltd and ICICI Bank Ltd among the heavily traded names in negative territory. The market data also showed selective strength in power-transmission and electrical-equipment shares, where Hitachi Energy India Ltd, TD Power Systems Ltd and GE Vernova T&D India Ltd rose even as the broader indices fell.
No provisional FII or DII cash-market figures for 13-Nov-2026 were provided in the supplied close data. India VIX closed at 15.84, down 4.72%, even as the breadth data confirmed a broadly weak session.
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 high-value activity was concentrated in sharply divergent themes. Strong Q2 execution, accelerating orders and upgraded revenue guidance lifted electrical-equipment names, led by Hitachi Energy India Ltd and TD Power Systems Ltd, while the banking sector's decline pulled several large financial stocks into the most-traded list.
Investors will next watch whether Hitachi Energy India Ltd converts its Rs. 33,335.4 crore order backlog into sustained revenue, whether TD Power Systems Ltd delivers on its Rs. 2,900 crore-Rs. 3,000 crore FY27 revenue guidance, and whether Amber Enterprises India Ltd can improve margins after its revenue-led Q2 growth.


