Trending Stocks Today, June 10, 2026: Vodafone Idea, EaseMyTrip, Meesho, Ola Electric Among Most-Traded NSE Stocks; Travel Firm Jumps 7.5%

Mumbai, June 10: Vodafone Idea, Easy Trip Planners, Meesho and Ola Electric Mobility featured among the most-traded stocks on the NSE by volume on Wednesday, reflecting strong investor interest amid company-specific developments. While EaseMyTrip surged 7.5% on optimism over robust holiday-season travel demand, Vodafone Idea, Meesho and Ola Electric witnessed profit booking after recent rallies driven by regulatory relief, brokerage upgrades, block deals and fundraising-related announcements. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (down 0.99%) 

Vodafone Idea share price witnessed profit booking on Wednesday after rising in the previous session, when investor sentiment was boosted by the Bombay High Court’s decision to quash the government’s retrospective one-time spectrum charge (OTSC) demands. The ruling is seen as a significant legal win for the telecom operator, removing a long-standing regulatory uncertainty and offering relief to a company already burdened by high debt and statutory dues. 

The court struck down the Centre’s OTSC demands on both Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel, along with all consequential actions arising from those claims. The dispute dates back to 2012, when the Department of Telecommunications sought to levy retrospective charges on spectrum holdings exceeding prescribed limits. Industry estimates suggest the contested dues amounted to about ₹23,600 crore for the two telecom operators combined. The verdict is particularly important for Vodafone Idea, which continues to grapple with a stretched balance sheet and substantial adjusted gross revenue (AGR) liabilities. 

Easy Trip Planners Limited (up 7.50%) 

Easy Trip Planners share price surged as investors piled into the travel and tourism stock amid expectations of strong holiday-season demand and improving sentiment toward the sector. The rally reflects growing optimism that the company’s travel platform, EaseMyTrip, will benefit from robust booking activity during the ongoing vacation period. 

Investor confidence has also been underpinned by the resilience of India’s travel and tourism industry. Industry data and media reports indicate that demand for both domestic and short-haul international destinations remains strong despite higher airfares and elevated fuel costs. Market participants expect EaseMyTrip to be a key beneficiary of the continued recovery in travel activity, particularly as international travel normalises and more Indian consumers increase discretionary spending on leisure trips. 

Meesho Limited (down 0.50%)  

Meesho share price rose as much as 2% in early trade after a block deal worth about ₹1,540 crore changed hands and brokerage Jefferies initiated coverage on the stock with a “buy” rating. The positive triggers boosted investor sentiment, with market participants betting on the e-commerce platform’s growth prospects and improving profitability. To be sure, the block deal comes a day after the expiry of six-month shareholder lock-in. 

As trade progressed, the stock pared gains and slipped into negative territory as investors booked profits following the initial rally. Despite the intraday pullback, analysts remain constructive on Meesho’s long-term outlook, citing its strong presence in value-focused e-commerce, growing user base and potential to gain market share in India’s rapidly expanding online retail market. 

Ola Electric Mobility Limited (down 0.55%)  

Ola Electric share price edged lower on Wednesday after rebounding in the previous session, as investors continued to evaluate the impact of the company’s recently completed qualified institutional placement (QIP). The stock had come under selling pressure earlier this week following a sharp rally triggered by the fundraising announcement. 

The electric two-wheeler maker raised ₹780 crore through the QIP, which was oversubscribed by 56%, reflecting strong institutional demand. Ola Electric allotted 21.76 crore shares at ₹35.86 apiece, attracting prominent investors including Goldman Sachs, BNP Climate Fund, Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund, Mirae Asset Mutual Fund and Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund. 

Market participants have largely viewed the successful capital raise as a positive development, interpreting it as a sign of confidence in the company’s long-term growth plans despite ongoing challenges in India’s electric vehicle market. The fresh capital is expected to strengthen the balance sheet, support debt reduction efforts and provide funding for future expansion initiatives. 

The fundraising comes as Ola Electric shows early signs of recovery in vehicle registrations following a period of slowing demand and heightened competition. Investors have also welcomed the company’s focus on expanding its battery business, strengthening its electric mobility ecosystem and advancing towards profitability while seeking to regain lost market share. 

Source

• NSE