On July 24, 2025, NSE’s most active equities reflected a mix of large-cap and small-cap activity, driven by quarterly earnings beats, fundraising announcements, and strategic plans. Top volume gainers included Jayaswal Neco, Tilaknagar Industries, PNB Gilts, and GACM Technologies. Despite wider Q1 losses, Ola Electric saw heavy volumes as investors focused on improving sequential trends. Below is a data snapshot and a breakdown of the top movers by trigger. (Source: NSE India)
Top 5 NSE Stocks by Volume – July 24, 2025
| Stock | LTP (Rs ) | per cent Change | Volume | Turnover (Rs ) |
| Ola Electric | 43.00 | -0.12 per cent | 58,83,916 | 25,25,96,513.88 |
| GACM Tech | 0.66 | +3.13 per cent | 49,27,656 | 32,52,252.96 |
| Vodafone Idea | 7.50 | +0.27 per cent | 45,99,587 | 3,44,96,902.50 |
| Rattan Power | 14.05 | -2.63 per cent | 39,98,760 | 5,64,22,503.60 |
| PC Jeweller | 15.25 | +0.46 per cent | 25,83,853 | 3,96,87,982.08 |
Stock-wise Analysis
Ola Electric Mobility (NSE: OLAELEC)
Despite reporting a widened net loss of Rs 428 crore in Q1 FY26 (vs Rs 347 Cr YoY), Ola Electric’s stock stayed resilient. Revenue dropped sharply to Rs 828 crore (–49.6 per cent YoY), but investors were encouraged by a narrowing loss from Q4’s Rs 870 crore. After a six-day decline, the stock rebounded ~6 per cent on July 23, showing signs of bottoming out.
VR Rating: 1/10 (Weak Quality)
GACM Technologies (NSE: GATECH)
GACM Tech rallied after posting a standout Q1 profit of Rs 3.03 crore (vs Rs 0.35 crore YoY) on revenue growth. Its board approved a Rs 200 crore QIP to fund fintech/edtech acquisitions. While dilution risk triggered a dip earlier in July, investor sentiment has turned positive on long-term growth.
VR Profile: Strategic expansion theme driving interest
Jayaswal Neco Industries (NSE: JAYNECOIND)
The steelmaker delivered a strong surprise with Rs 93.02 crore Q1 PAT (vs Rs 31.68 Cr loss last year), driven by record blast-furnace output and improved margins. The market responded to this turnaround and its debt reduction efforts.
VR Rating: 3-star, with improving return ratios
Tilaknagar Industries (NSE: TI)
Shares of the distillery company surged on news of a planned capital raise via an equity or rights issue, complemented by a strong FY25 performance. Net profit soared 145.9 per cent to Rs 77.35 crore, aided by margin expansion. The upcoming capital raise is expected to help the company become debt-free.
VR Rating: 4-star, margin-led rerating in play
PNB Gilts (NSE: PNBGILTS)
The PNB subsidiary surged after reporting a nearly 3x jump in Q1 PAT to Rs 16.01 crore. Operational revenue also improved to Rs 56.3 crore. Strong trading gains and a stable balance sheet drew investor attention despite macro yield pressures.
VR Rating: 3-star, reflecting stability and growth
Disclaimer: This is not a stock recommendation. This story was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and has been reviewed by human experts for accuracy 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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