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Volume Gainers Today, 29 October 2026 at 3:30 PM IST: Nifty 500 ETF, V-Guard Industries and M.K. Exim Lead Trading Activity

Authored By HDFC SKY | Last Modified: Oct 29, 2026 04:36 PM IST

UTI Mutual Fund-UTI Nifty 500 Exchange Traded Fund recorded the highest one-week volume surge of 121.16 times on 29 October 2026 at 3:30 PM IST, with 4,41,439 units traded. V-Guard Industries Ltd followed with an 88.18 times increase in volume, while M.K. Exim (India) Ltd registered a 62.23 times rise. Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd and Indian Card Clothing Company Ltd also featured among the top five volume gainers, with increases of 51.44 times and 47.60 times, respectively.

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Volume Gainers 29 October 2026

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Mumbai, October 29: Trading activity showed sharp increases in volumes across several stocks and exchange-traded funds on Thursday. UTI Mutual Fund-UTI Nifty 500 Exchange Traded Fund led the volume gainers list based on its increase over the one-week average. V-Guard Industries Ltd and M.K. Exim (India) Ltd also witnessed substantial trading participation. Meanwhile, Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd recorded a steep price decline despite higher volumes.

Volume Gainers

Stock LTP (₹) % Change Volume 1 Week Avg. Volume Change (No. of Times)
UTI Mutual Fund-UTI Nifty 500 Exchange Traded Fund 35.06 +0.46% 4,41,439 3,643 121.16
V-Guard Industries Ltd 285.00 +7.95% 2,73,64,754 3,10,344 88.18
M.K. Exim (India) Ltd 58.52 +11.09% 5,59,855 8,996 62.23
Equitas Small Finance Bank 52.11 -19.99% 6,55,13,329 12,73,642 51.44
Indian Card Clothing Company 193.50 +0.90% 27,568 579 47.60

Market Activity

V-Guard Industries Ltd gained 7.95% to ₹285.00, with more than 2.73 crore shares traded during the session. M.K. Exim (India) Ltd rose 11.09% to ₹58.52, accompanied by a 62.23 times increase in trading volume. Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd, however, declined 19.99% to ₹52.11 despite recording more than 6.55 crore shares in trading volume. Indian Card Clothing Company Ltd advanced 0.90%, reflecting relatively modest price movement alongside increased participation.

Why the Volume Gainers List Matters

The volume gainers list helps investors identify stocks experiencing unusual trading activity compared with their recent average volumes. A sharp increase in volume may indicate growing market interest, significant buying or selling pressure, or reactions to company-specific developments. However, higher trading volume does not always indicate positive price movement, as seen in Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd. Investors can compare price changes and trading volumes to better understand market participation before making trading decisions.

Conclusion

The volume gainers snapshot for 29 October 2026 at 3:30 PM IST showed UTI Mutual Fund-UTI Nifty 500 Exchange Traded Fund leading with a 121.16 times increase over its one-week average volume. V-Guard Industries Ltd and M.K. Exim (India) Ltd recorded strong price gains alongside higher trading activity. Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd experienced significant selling pressure, with its share price falling 19.99%. These movements highlight how unusual trading volumes can accompany both rising and declining stock prices.

Source: 

  • https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/volume-gainers-spurts
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