Trending Stocks Today, July 30, 2026: Vodafone Idea, Indo-MIM, Suzlon Energy, PC Jeweller In Focus 

Mumbai, July 30: Shares of Vodafone Idea, Indo-MIM, Suzlon Energy and PC Jeweller were among the most actively traded stocks by volume on the NSE on Thursday, with investors tracking company-specific developments ranging from subscriber growth and fundraising plans to strong IPO debut, quarterly earnings and debt reduction. Indo-MIM shares surged on stock market debut, while Suzlon Energy gained following two sessions of declines after its June-quarter results. Vodafone Idea and PC Jeweller, meanwhile, traded lower amid concerns over funding and capital expenditure, and ongoing debt-restructuring efforts, respectively. 

Vodafone Idea Limited (down 0.23%) 

Vodafone Idea shares declined on Thursday, following gains in the previous session after the telecom operator added subscribers for the fifth month. The user base increased by 1,63,757 in June 2026, according to Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). 

To be sure, the stock had fallen on Tuesday after a report that Vodafone Idea may not renew 39.5 MHz of spectrum holdings across the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands in six circles. 

Adding to the concerns, network equipment makers are reportedly preparing to raise prices, which could put further pressure on Vodafone Idea’s capital expenditure at a time when the financially stressed telecom operator is looking to expand its network and narrow the 5G deployment gap with larger rivals. 

Higher equipment costs could make timely access to funding even more critical for Vodafone Idea. The company’s proposed ₹35,000-crore debt fundraising is expected to play a crucial role in its expansion plans, with the proceeds likely to be used to strengthen its 4G network and accelerate 5G investments. However, the fundraising proposal is still awaiting final approval from the company’s lending consortium. 

Any delay in securing the funds could complicate Vodafone Idea’s plans to step up capital expenditure, particularly if network equipment prices rise further. The company faces the dual challenge of strengthening its network infrastructure while managing funding constraints and competing with better-capitalised rivals in India’s rapidly evolving telecom market. 

Indo-MIM Limited (up 47.78%)  

Shares of Indo-MIM made a strong debut on the stock exchanges on Thursday, listing at a premium of around 44% over the issue price.[Text Wrapping Break] 

The stock was listed at ₹700 on the NSE, compared with the IPO price of ₹485 per share, marking a gain of 44.3%. The Bengaluru-based precision engineering manufacturer had launched its ₹3,812-crore initial public offering with a price band of ₹461-₹485 per share. 

The strong debut came after robust investor demand for the public issue, which was subscribed 72.34 times overall. 

Indo-MIM, headquartered in Bengaluru, is a precision engineering manufacturer specialising in metal injection moulding. The strong listing reflects robust investor appetite for the company’s growth prospects and its position in the precision manufacturing segment. 

Suzlon Energy Limited (up 0.61%)  

Suzlon Energy shares rose on Thursday after coming under heavy selling pressure following the renewable energy company’s June-quarter results, declining for two consecutive sessions. 

Suzlon reported a 5.9% year-on-year decline in consolidated net profit to ₹305 crore in the first quarter, compared with ₹324 crore in the year-ago period. 

The drop in profitability came despite strong revenue growth, with revenue from operations rising 22.5% year-on-year to ₹3,819 crore from ₹3,117 crore in the corresponding quarter last year. 

The company’s earnings were impacted by logistics disruptions stemming from geopolitical developments, higher investments and a change in project mix. However, strong demand and a robust order pipeline provided some support to the outlook. 

Suzlon ended the quarter with a cumulative order book of around 6.1 GW, while deliveries during the first quarter reached a record 506 MW. 

PC Jeweller Limited (down 0.66%)  

PC Jeweller shares continued to decline for the third session on Thursday after the stock had gained earlier following the jewellery retailer’s announcement that it would seek shareholder approval for a qualified institutional placement (QIP) of up to ₹1,000 crore and the proposed reappointment of Balram Garg as managing director. 

The proposals were outlined in a notice issued last Friday, after the company’s board approved the ₹1,000-crore QIP earlier this month. 

The jewellery retailer last week also said it had settled dues with another lender, taking the number of banks with resolved dues to five out of 14. The development forms part of PC Jeweller’s broader debt-restructuring efforts as it works to clear its remaining obligations and strengthen its financial position. 

The company expects to settle its outstanding bank debt during the current quarter, a move that could further improve its balance sheet. 

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