Top Traded by Value Today 03-Nov-2026: Reliance Leads
Key highlights
- Reliance Industries Ltd led value trades with ₹5,485 crore of turnover and closed at ₹1,307.90.
- Nifty 50 gained 370.05 points, or 1.58%, to close at 23,810.85.
- Marico Ltd surged 10.00% to ₹878.40 as the Nifty FMCG index climbed 3.65%.
- State Bank of India fell 1.70% despite Q2FY27 net profit rising 14.28% year on year to ₹23,038 crore.
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Reliance Industries Ltd led India’s value-traded stocks on 03-Nov-2026 with ₹5,485 crore of turnover, while the Nifty 50 closed 370.05 points higher at 23,810.85, up 1.58%, and the Sensex rose 1,225.07 points to 76,917.85. FMCG, financial and capital-market shares dominated gains, with foreign institutional investors reported as net buyers of ₹3,352 crore.
Which large-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
Reliance Industries Ltd, Bharti Airtel Ltd, HDFC Bank Ltd, State Bank of India and ICICI Bank Ltd were the leading large-cap value-traded stocks, combining heavy institutional participation with a broad benchmark rally.
Reliance Industries Ltd (+0.61%)
Reliance Industries Ltd remained the most actively traded stock by value after its better-than-expected September-quarter earnings, whose analyst-meet transcript was filed on 1 November. The supplied market context attributed the earlier sharp earnings-led move to strong oil-to-chemicals performance and in-line execution at Jio Platforms, while brokerages flagged potential earnings upgrades; it traded 4.23 crore shares and accounted for ₹5,485 crore of value.
Bharti Airtel Ltd (+3.77%)
Bharti Airtel Ltd climbed ahead of its earnings due on 5 November, extending a recent run of gains as telecom shares participated in the wider rally. The stock outperformed the telecom-services sector in the supplied context and finished at ₹2,065, with 1.86 crore shares traded, indicating concentrated activity ahead of the result event.
HDFC Bank Ltd (+3.64%)
HDFC Bank Ltd gained as financials joined the market advance, supported by easing crude prices, continued FII buying and expectations of a possible long-term capital-gains tax rejig. Heavy call-option activity at ₹700 to ₹750 strikes, including 21,840 contracts at ₹720 in the supplied context, showed traders positioning for further near-term upside; cash-market volume was 4.27 crore shares.
State Bank of India (-1.70%)
State Bank of India fell despite reporting Q2FY27 net profit of ₹23,038 crore, up 14.28% year on year, alongside advances growth and improved asset quality. The decline came as the PSU-bank segment lagged, with the supplied market data showing the PSU Bank index down 1.50%; SBI traded 2.80 crore shares and was one of the few large financial stocks to close lower.
ICICI Bank Ltd (+2.67%)
ICICI Bank Ltd rose with private financial shares as the Nifty Financial Services index gained 1.84% and FII purchases supported heavyweight banking names. The stock also moved above its 100-day simple moving average in the supplied intraday context, reinforcing the technical recovery as 1.75 crore shares changed hands.
Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd, Aegis Logistics Ltd, Marico Ltd, Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd and One 97 Communications Ltd led mid-cap value activity, with capital-market and FMCG strength standing out.
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+7.42%)
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd rallied alongside capital-market stocks after hopes of a long-term capital-gains tax relief and FII buying lifted the Nifty Capital Markets index more than 3% in the supplied context. Its close at ₹3,490.10 was within 1.4% of the 52-week high of ₹3,538, while volume reached 47.48 lakh shares.
Aegis Logistics Ltd (+7.00%)
Aegis Logistics Ltd rose 7.00% to ₹1,177.10 with 1.11 crore shares traded, placing it among the session’s highest-value mid-cap counters. No company-specific announcement was disclosed in the supplied material, so the available evidence points to price momentum and elevated trading participation rather than a confirmed corporate catalyst.
Marico Ltd (+10.00%)
Marico Ltd jumped 10.00% to ₹878.40 as FMCG was the day’s strongest major sector, with the Nifty FMCG index advancing 3.65%. The close was close to its ₹889.95 52-week high and volume reached 1.46 crore shares, indicating that the sector rotation was accompanied by substantial activity in the stock.
Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (-0.40%)
Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd slipped 0.40% to ₹12,270 despite remaining a major mid-cap value-traded name with 5.29 lakh shares traded. The supplied data disclosed no fresh company event, and the price action contrasted with the wider rally, leaving the move without a verified stock-specific catalyst in the available information.
One 97 Communications Ltd (+4.24%)
One 97 Communications Ltd gained 4.24% to ₹1,720 on volume of 29.08 lakh shares amid broad strength in financial and services-linked stocks. No company-specific news was supplied, but the stock’s high-value activity and positive technical momentum occurred while Nifty Financial Services rose 1.84%.
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Which small-cap stocks were top traded by value today?
Welspun Living Ltd, Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd, Kanohar Electricals Ltd, ITI Ltd and Trident Ltd were the most actively traded small-cap names by value, led by shipping and high-volume textile-related counters.
Welspun Living Ltd (+4.44%)
Welspun Living Ltd gained 4.44% to ₹253.09, moving close to its ₹257.09 52-week high on volume of 4.19 crore shares. No corporate announcement was included in the supplied material; the confirmed signal was sustained high-value activity and a move toward the yearly peak.
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd (+4.11%)
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd rose 4.11% to ₹2,131 as shipping was the best-performing sector in the supplied market data, advancing 5.69%. The stock traded 43.82 lakh shares, linking its move to the sector-wide shipping rally rather than to a disclosed company announcement.
Kanohar Electricals Ltd (+3.50%)
Kanohar Electricals Ltd added 3.50% to ₹1,025.60 with 85.85 lakh shares traded. The supplied material did not identify an order win, result or regulatory development, making trading activity the only disclosed basis for its inclusion among the top value-traded small caps.
ITI Ltd (+1.08%)
ITI Ltd closed 1.08% higher at ₹261.95 on volume of 2.58 crore shares. No verified stock-specific trigger was supplied, so the modest gain is best read as participation in the broader advance rather than a reaction to a disclosed company event.
Trident Ltd (+7.11%)
Trident Ltd surged 7.11% to ₹23.79 on 27.40 crore shares, the largest volume among the small-cap value-traded group. The supplied context contained no company announcement, while its close remained below the ₹30.85 52-week high; the available evidence therefore indicates a high-volume momentum move rather than a confirmed fundamental catalyst.
What drove the Indian stock market on 03-Nov-2026?
Indian equities extended their rally as the Sensex gained 1.61% to 76,917.85 and the Nifty 50 rose 1.58% to 23,810.85. Easing crude prices, expectations of a possible long-term capital-gains tax rejig, a stronger rupee and continued foreign buying were the macro factors cited in the supplied context.
Sector leadership was broad but uneven. Nifty FMCG rose 3.65%, Nifty Financial Services gained 1.84%, Nifty Auto added 1.71% and Nifty Bank advanced 0.98%, while Nifty IT rose 0.34% and Nifty Pharma gained 0.42%; the PSU Bank index, however, fell 1.50%.
Foreign institutional investors were reported as net buyers of ₹3,352 crore for the day. The latest supplied complete breadth figures, for 2 November, showed 2,299 NSE advances against 1,079 declines, an advance-decline ratio of 2.13, illustrating the broad-based participation that preceded the current session.
Where can investors find more top traded stocks by value?
Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:
https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers
Conclusion
The day’s value-traded list shows turnover concentrating in index heavyweights and financials as the Nifty 50 rose 1.58%, while FMCG and capital-market shares produced some of the sharper mid-cap gains. Reliance Industries Ltd remained the dominant turnover name after its earnings beat, whereas State Bank of India showed that strong reported profit growth did not prevent profit-taking in a weak PSU-bank segment.
Investors should watch Bharti Airtel Ltd’s scheduled 5 November earnings, whether foreign flows remain positive after the reported ₹3,352 crore purchase, and the evolution of policy expectations around long-term capital-gains tax. For State Bank of India, follow-through after the Q2FY27 results, especially advances growth and asset-quality trends, is the disclosed fundamental event to monitor.


