Volume Gainers, June 30, 2026: Veljan Denison, DivgiTorqTransfer, Signpost India Among Active Stocks; Dev IT, Gufic Biosciences Also in Focus

Mumbai, June 30: Several mid- and small-cap stocks saw a sharp increase in trading volumes on Tuesday, with Veljan Denison, Divgi TorqTransfer Systems, Signpost India, Gufic Biosciences and Dev Information Technology attracting strong investor interest.

While the Aditya Birla Sun Life BSE Top 10 Banks ETF recorded the highest spike in volume compared with its one-week average, the spotlight remained on actively traded stocks such as Veljan Denison, Divgi TorqTransfer Systems and Signpost India, all of which ended the session with strong gains.

Top Volume Gainers

Stocks in Focus

Among the volume gainers, Veljan Denison delivered the strongest price performance, surging 20% during the session. Divgi TorqTransfer Systems advanced 15.07%, while Signpost India gained 12.11%. Buying interest also lifted Dev Information Technology, Supreme Infrastructure India, Neogen Chemicals, BSL, Quess Corp and SMS Pharmaceuticals.

Not every stock with higher trading volumes ended in the green. Mahalaxmi Fabric Mills fell 9.69%, Genus Power Infrastructures lost 5.78%, while Ivalue Infosolutions and Krishna Defence and Allied Industries also closed lower despite witnessing a surge in trading activity.

The Divgi TorqTransfer Systems share price remained under the spotlight after the stock crossed the ₹1,000 mark on significantly higher-than-usual volumes.

What Higher Volumes Indicate

A sharp rise in trading volumes often points to increased market participation. Such moves can be driven by corporate announcements, earnings expectations, sector-specific developments or broader investor sentiment. However, volume alone does not determine the future direction of a stock and is typically analysed alongside price action and fundamentals.

Conclusion

Trading activity broadened across several mid-cap and small-cap counters on June 30, with Veljan Denison, Divgi TorqTransfer Systems and Signpost India leading the list of volume gainers. The spike in turnover suggests these stocks are likely to remain on investors’ radar in the coming sessions.