Trending Stocks Today, June 29 2026: Vodafone Idea Declines Despite Spotify Deal, Yes Bank up After Citi Remarks, Vikran Engineering Rallies On Order, Suzlon Energy Rises On Win

Vodafone Idea, Yes Bank, Vikran Engineering and Suzlon Energy emerged as the most actively traded stocks on the NSE by volume on Monday, with investors reacting to brokerage actions, major order wins and strategic partnerships. While Vodafone Idea extended its recent decline despite announcing a tie-up with Spotify, Yes Bank gained after Citi highlighted near-term earnings catalysts. Vikran Engineering rallied on the back of a Rs 3,518-crore solar EPC order, while Suzlon Energy edged higher as investors continued to assess its latest 400 MW wind energy contract from Tata Power Renewable Energy. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (down 0.14%): Vodafone Idea share price slipped 0.14% on Monday, extending their losses after sliding over 5% over the past week as the stock remained under pressure despite a fresh customer acquisition initiative. On Friday, the telecom operator partnered with Spotify to offer three months of complimentary Spotify Premium to eligible Vi postpaid subscribers, providing ad-free music streaming, offline downloads and high-quality audio. The collaboration is aimed at enhancing the value proposition of Vi’s postpaid plans, improving customer engagement and reducing subscriber churn as the telecom company continues its efforts to strengthen its competitive position in the market. However, the announcement failed to lift investor sentiment, with the stock continuing its recent downtrend. 

Yes Bank Limited (up 1.53%)  

Yes Bank share price gained after Citi opened a 30-day Positive Catalyst Watch, citing expectations of a strong June-quarter performance, even as it maintained a ‘Sell’ rating with a target price of Rs 19.50. The brokerage expects the lender’s core return on assets (RoA) to improve to 0.75-0.8% in the first quarter, with loan growth accelerating to around 15%. Citi also sees stable net interest margins (NIMs), supported by the run-down of RIDF balances and lower reliance on bulk deposits, while retail loan growth is expected to recover on sustained disbursements. Asset quality is likely to remain stable, with retail slippages projected below 3%. However, Citi flagged the pending Supreme Court verdict on the bank’s AT-1 bonds as the key downside risk. 

Vikran Engineering Limited (up 8.06%)  

Vikran Engineering share price surged on Monday after the company secured a Rs 3,517.98-crore turnkey EPC contract for a 969 MW AC solar power project across multiple locations in Maharashtra. Awarded by its wholly owned subsidiary, NOPL Solar Projects, the contract covers the design, engineering, procurement, supply, erection, testing and commissioning of the project, including solar PV modules and inverters, and is scheduled for completion within 12 months. The new order replaces an earlier 600 MW EPC contract awarded by Onix Renewable, with the restructuring following Vikran’s acquisition of NOPL Solar Projects. 

Suzlon Energy Limited (up 0.23%) 

Suzlon Energy share price traded higher on Monday after losing nearly 3% over the previous week, as investors reacted to the company’s latest order win. On Thursday, the last trading day of the previous week, Suzlon had announced a 400 MW EPC order from Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd. (TPREL), taking its cumulative partnership with the company past the 1 GW milestone. The project, awarded under a developer-led (DevCo) model, will see Suzlon supply 127 S144 wind turbine generators with Hybrid Lattice Towers, along with foundation, erection and commissioning services. The order further strengthens Suzlon’s position in India’s renewable energy sector and expands its long-standing relationship with Tata Power in utility-scale wind projects. 

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