Trending Stocks Today, June 11, 2026: Vodafone Idea Tops NSE Volume Chart; Ola Electric, Zee Entertainment, GTL Infrastructure See Heavy Trading

Mumbai, June 11: Vodafone Idea, Ola Electric Mobility, Zee Entertainment Enterprises and GTL Infrastructure emerged among the most actively traded stocks on the NSE on Thursday, attracting strong investor interest amid a mix of regulatory developments, fundraising announcements and earnings-driven optimism. While Vodafone Idea led gains after securing a key legal victory over retrospective spectrum charges, Zee Entertainment advanced on plans to raise fresh capital and its recent FIFA media rights acquisition. Meanwhile, Ola Electric witnessed profit-booking following its successful ₹780-crore QIP, while GTL Infrastructure saw a recovery on the back of a sharp turnaround in quarterly profitability. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (up 3.89%) 

Vodafone Idea share price rebounded on Thursday after witnessing profit-booking in the previous session, as investors continued to cheer the Bombay High Court’s decision to strike down the government’s retrospective one-time spectrum charge (OTSC) demands. The ruling has been viewed as a major regulatory relief for the debt-laden telecom operator, removing a long-pending overhang and improving sentiment around the stock. 

The court quashed the Centre’s OTSC demands on both Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel, along with all related proceedings. The dispute dates back to 2012, when the Department of Telecommunications sought retrospective charges on spectrum holdings that exceeded prescribed limits. According to industry estimates, the contested dues totalled around ₹23,600 crore for the two telecom companies combined. The verdict is especially significant for Vodafone Idea, which remains burdened by substantial debt and adjusted gross revenue (AGR) liabilities, as it eases concerns over a potential additional financial hit. 

Ola Electric Mobility Limited (down 2.58%) 

Ola Electric share price declined on Thursday as investors booked profits following the stock’s recent rally, after it ended largely unchanged in the previous session. The pullback comes as market participants continue to assess the implications of the company’s recently concluded qualified institutional placement (QIP). 

The electric two-wheeler maker raised ₹780 crore through the QIP, which garnered strong investor interest and was oversubscribed by 56%. Ola Electric allotted 21.76 crore shares at ₹35.86 each, drawing participation from marquee institutional investors including Goldman Sachs, BNP Climate Fund, Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund, Mirae Asset Mutual Fund and Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund.

Despite the recent bout of profit-taking, investors have broadly viewed the successful fundraising as a vote of confidence in the company’s long-term prospects. The fresh capital is expected to bolster Ola Electric’s balance sheet, provide greater financial flexibility and support its growth and expansion plans. 

The fundraising also comes at a time when the company is showing signs of improvement in vehicle registrations after facing a challenging period marked by slowing demand and intensifying competition in the electric vehicle segment. Investors are closely tracking Ola Electric’s efforts to scale up its battery business, strengthen its EV ecosystem and move towards profitability while attempting to regain market share in the fast-evolving electric two-wheeler market. 

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (up 3.13%)  

Zee Entertainment Enterprises share price surged after the company announced plans to raise at least ₹2,300 crore through one or more funding rounds to support its strategic and business initiatives. Investors welcomed the move as a step towards strengthening the broadcaster’s balance sheet and providing additional capital to pursue growth opportunities across television, digital and sports businesses. 

The rally was further aided by Zee’s recent acquisition of media rights for multiple FIFA tournaments through 2034, including future FIFA World Cups. The landmark deal significantly expands the company’s sports portfolio and is expected to enhance its ability to attract viewers and advertisers. Market participants view the combination of fresh capital and premium sports content as a positive catalyst for Zee’s long-term growth strategy, particularly as it seeks to bolster its digital offerings and diversify revenue streams beyond traditional broadcasting. 

GTL Infrastructure Limited (up 2.78%) 

GTL Infrastructure share price rebounded on Thursday after coming under pressure in recent sessions, recovering some of the more than 6% decline recorded over the past week as investors returned to the stock. 

Sentiment has remained supported by the company’s March-quarter earnings, which showed a dramatic turnaround in profitability. GTL Infrastructure posted a net profit of ₹1,185.6 crore for the quarter ended March 2026, compared with a net loss of ₹249 crore a year earlier. While revenue slipped nearly 2% year-on-year to ₹330 crore, investors largely looked past the modest decline in topline growth and focused on the company’s return to profitability. 

The earnings-led optimism, combined with positive sentiment towards the telecom infrastructure sector, has helped underpin the stock since the results were announced on May 12. GTL Infrastructure has gained more than 4% over the past month, with investors betting that the improvement in earnings could signal a strengthening financial position and a more sustainable growth trajectory going forward. 

Source

• NSE