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NSE’s Top 5 Most Active Equities (19 June 2025)
The following five stocks recorded the highest trading volumes on June 19, 2025:
| Stock | LTP (Rs ) | per cent Change | Volume (shares) |
| Vodafone Idea (IDEA) | 6.60 | +0.61 per cent | 98,866,344 |
| KBC Global (KBCGLOBAL) | 0.55 | 0.00 per cent | 24,606,199 |
| GTL Infrastructure | 1.80 | +1.12 per cent | 22,763,720 |
| Sterlite Technologies | 112.32 | +7.43 per cent | 18,177,015 |
| Vishal Mega Mart | 124.50 | +1.32 per cent | 17,718,691 |
Vodafone Idea (IDEA)
Vodafone Idea was the busiest counter, with nearly 99 crore shares traded and the stock closing at Rs 6.60 (up 0.6 per cent). The telecom operator remains a focal point as it pursues critical funding and relief measures. The company has scheduled an Extraordinary General Meeting on June 27 to seek shareholder approval for raising up to Rs 20,000 crore in capital. It has also petitioned the Supreme Court for relief on its massive AGR fee liabilities. The high trading volume reflects investor attention on potential triggers such as government support, investments, or debt restructuring.
KBC Global (KBCGLOBAL)
KBC Global saw around 24.6 million shares traded, closing flat at Rs 0.55. The real estate developer recently announced its entry into renewable energy by incorporating a subsidiary focused on solar and hybrid power solutions. This strategic shift sparked strong interest earlier in the month, with the stock surging sharply. While some of the momentum cooled, volumes remain elevated as investors continue to speculate on the company’s transformation and turnaround prospects.
GTL Infrastructure (GTLINFRA)
GTL Infra, a telecom tower company, recorded over 22.7 million shares traded and closed at Rs 1.80 (+1.1 per cent). The stock has experienced sharp movements in recent sessions, driven largely by technical momentum and broader optimism around 5G-related infrastructure. Despite the absence of major announcements, traders have shown strong interest, with the stock witnessing high churn as part of a broader small-cap infrastructure rally.
Sterlite Technologies (STLTECH)
Sterlite Technologies surged 7.4 per cent to Rs 112.32 on strong volume. The company has been gaining traction due to a large government fibre network contract win and the launch of new AI-based connectivity solutions. These strategic developments, along with its growing order book, have positioned Sterlite as a key beneficiary of rising demand for digital infrastructure, helping drive sharp gains and high trading activity.
Vishal Mega Mart (VMM)
Vishal Mega Mart saw about 17.7 million shares traded and closed at Rs 124.50 (+1.3 per cent). The retail chain recently saw a large stake sale by its parent company through a block deal, which brought in new institutional investors. Despite a temporary dip, the stock rebounded, aided by strong Q4 results and speculation about its inclusion in a major mid-cap index. The fresh capital and expanded investor base have enhanced sentiment around the company’s growth and liquidity prospects.
Disclaimer: This story was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and is intended for informational purposes only. Please take it with a grain of salt and conduct your own research or consult a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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