Trending Stocks Today, June 16, 2026: Suzlon Leads Gains, Vodafone Idea Sees Profit Booking Among Most-Traded NSE Stocks by Volume

Mumbai, June 16: Shares of Suzlon Energy, Vodafone Idea, YES Bank and IFCI were among the most actively traded stocks on the NSE by volume on Tuesday, reflecting strong investor participation across sectors. While Suzlon Energy emerged as the top gainer on optimism around potential wind turbine replacement opportunities, Vodafone Idea and IFCI witnessed profit booking after recent rallies. Meanwhile, YES Bank edged higher after announcing a strategic partnership with Northern Arc Capital aimed at expanding its lending offerings and strengthening its digital credit ecosystem. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (down 2.07%)  

Vodafone Idea share price witnessed profit booking on Tuesday after extending rally in the previous session, which was fuelled by Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla’s upbeat outlook on the telecom operator’s future. Birla had said last week that the company had reached an “inflection point” and was better positioned for growth despite the challenges it continues to face. 

Addressing shareholders at the company’s extraordinary general meeting (EGM), Birla said Vodafone Idea was entering a new phase after investors approved a ₹4,730-crore promoter funding proposal. He emphasized that the company’s focus would now shift toward execution, with priority areas including network expansion, operational improvements and strengthening its competitive standing in the telecom market. 

Investor sentiment has also been buoyed by several supportive developments in recent months. These include government relief on adjusted gross revenue (AGR) liabilities, continued promoter support and the company’s ongoing efforts to raise fresh capital to fund network upgrades and accelerate its 5G rollout plans. 

Suzlon Energy Limited (up 4.55%)  

Suzlon Energy share price rose on Tuesday after the government sought an assessment of ageing wind turbines across the country, a move that could create a significant opportunity for turbine replacement and modernization. 

Investors bet that Suzlon, India’s largest wind energy solutions provider, could be a key beneficiary of any large-scale repowering programme, given its dominant presence in the domestic wind market and extensive installed turbine base. The stock’s gains also come amid growing optimism around the company’s long-term growth plans under its “Suzlon 2.0” strategy and a supportive policy environment for renewable energy. Analysts have recently highlighted Suzlon as one of the most attractive plays in India’s wind energy sector, citing its strong order book, improving financials and expanding renewable energy ambitions. 

Yes Bank Limited (up 0.67%) 

YES Bank shares rose on Tuesday after the private lender announced a strategic partnership with Northern Arc Capital aimed at expanding credit access, scaling up digital lending and offering debt investment opportunities to customers. The collaboration is expected to strengthen YES Bank’s lending ecosystem by leveraging Northern Arc’s expertise in credit underwriting and distribution, while helping the bank deepen its presence across underserved borrower segments. Investors welcomed the move as another step in YES Bank’s efforts to diversify its lending franchise and accelerate growth through partnerships and digital channels.  

IFCI Limited (down 1.40%)  

IFCI share price fell on Tuesday as investors booked profits after the stock’s sharp rally over the past trading sessions, on optimism surrounding the National Stock Exchange’s long-awaited IPO. The stock had surged amid reports that NSE could file its draft IPO papers with SEBI as early as this week, boosting sentiment around companies with exposure to the exchange.  

Market participants have been accumulating IFCI shares because the state-owned financial institution holds a majority stake in Stock Holding Corporation of India (SHCIL), which in turn owns a stake in NSE. Expectations that an NSE listing could unlock value for shareholders have fueled the recent rally. However, after the sharp run-up, some investors opted to lock in gains, leading to a pullback in the stock.  

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