Trending Stocks Today, October 9, 2026: Moneyview, PC Jeweller, Vodafone Idea, IFCI In Focus

Mumbai, October 9: PC Jeweller, Moneyview and Vodafone Idea were among the most actively traded stocks by volume on the NSE on Friday, with all three advancing on company-specific developments. PC Jeweller extended its rally after reporting 28% year-on-year September-quarter revenue growth and disclosing recoveries from export debtors, while Moneyview gained after its strong stock market debut last week. Vodafone Idea rose after announcing a private network deal with Hindalco Industries. IFCI, meanwhile, edged lower after Thursday’s sharp gains. 

PC Jeweller Limited (up 5.18%)  

PC Jeweller shares extended their rally on Friday after surging in the previous session, buoyed by a 28% year-on-year increase in consolidated revenue for the September quarter, supported by healthy consumer demand. 

Investor sentiment also improved after the jewellery retailer received around Rs 142 crore during the quarter from outstanding export debtors. The company said the receipts marked the beginning of recoveries following negotiations and the settlement of the issue. 

Adding to the positive momentum, PC Jeweller recently announced that it had cleared all outstanding bank borrowings ahead of their scheduled repayment dates, making the company debt-free. The development is expected to lower interest costs and improve its financial position. 

The latest update follows a strong June quarter, when PC Jeweller’s consolidated net profit rose 37.2% year-on-year to Rs 222 crore, while revenue from operations grew 21% to Rs 877 crore. The company also completed a Rs 500-crore preferential share issue in September, strengthening its capital base. 

Moneyview Limited (up 7.38%) 

Moneyview shares surged on Friday, recovering after profit booking in the previous session. The stock had rallied a day earlier following the Reserve Bank of India’s rate hike before investors booked profits. 

The digital financial services company’s shares made a strong stock market debut on the NSE last Thursday, listing at Rs 55 apiece, a 61.76% premium over the IPO price of Rs 34. The robust debut followed an overwhelming response to its Rs 1,092-crore initial public offering, which was subscribed 98.46 times during the September 24-28 bidding period. 

The IPO attracted substantial demand across investor categories, reflecting interest in Moneyview’s digital lending platform and its growth prospects. Backed by Accel, the company connects customers with a network of financial partners and offers a range of products, including personal loans, loans against property, secured lending, credit tracking, UPI and digital gold. 

While the sharp listing premium highlighted investor enthusiasm for Moneyview’s digital-first business model, sustaining the rally will depend on its ability to grow its customer base, expand its product portfolio and translate business expansion into stronger earnings and financial performance. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (up 1.09%) 

Vodafone Idea shares rose on Friday after its enterprise arm, Vi Business, announced a multi-year partnership with Hindalco Industries to deploy a dedicated private network at the aluminium producer’s Baphlimali bauxite mine in Odisha. The deal strengthens Vodafone Idea’s enterprise connectivity business as the telecom operator looks to expand revenue streams beyond consumer mobile services.  

The private network will be deployed at Hindalco’s mine in Rayagada district and marks the company’s first implementation of such infrastructure. The agreement covers the complete technology stack, including spectrum, core network infrastructure, radio access network (RAN) and managed services. 

Hindalco plans to use the network to support digital applications for worker safety, fleet management, drone and CCTV surveillance, real-time monitoring and operational efficiency. An Integrated Command and Control Centre will provide centralised oversight of mining activities and enable data-driven decision-making. 

The partnership highlights the potential for Vodafone Idea to expand its enterprise business by providing specialised connectivity solutions to industrial customers. Private networks can support connected equipment, automation and real-time monitoring in industrial environments where reliable, secure communications are critical. 

For Vodafone Idea, the deal comes as the company works to improve its financial position and operational competitiveness through network investment, subscriber additions and new business opportunities. Its enterprise division is seeking to capitalise on demand for industrial digitalisation, including private networks and connected infrastructure. 

However, the financial value of the Hindalco contract has not been disclosed, making its direct contribution to Vodafone Idea’s revenue difficult to assess at this stage. Investors will continue to track the company’s ability to secure more enterprise contracts, strengthen its network and improve its overall financial performance.  

Data released by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) last week showed that Vodafone Idea added over 5 lakh mobile subscribers in August, marking its seventh consecutive month of customer additions since February. Its subscriber base increased to 19.96 crore from 19.91 crore in July, taking its market share to 15.43% at the end of August. 

The subscriber growth comes as Vodafone Idea steps up efforts to improve its services and expand its offerings. The company has revamped its international roaming plans to cater to prepaid, postpaid and enterprise customers, aiming to strengthen its proposition across customer segments. 

IFCI Limited (down 0.29%) 

IFCI, a public sector non-banking financial company, declined on Friday after jumping on Thursday. Over a week it has risen 1.7% and over a year nearly 15%. This year it has risen 25%. Over a month the stock is down 25%.  

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• NSE