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Proprietary) (Proprietary)In Top 5 Contracts As % Of For The Month of September 2019 % of traded volume by top 10 brokers Volume traded by top 5brokers Asset Code Scrip Name Total Traded Volume Volume in Top 5 Contracts of Total Volume traded (proprietary) (proprietary)in top 5 contracts as % of ASPL ASIAN PAINTS LIMITED 4 50.00 100.00 50.00 AXIS AXIS BANK LIMITED 88 61.36 84.09 71.62 BAFL BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED 20 50.00 97.50 51.28 BAJT BAJAJ AUTO LIMITED 8 62.50 100.00 62.50 BHRT BHARTI AIRTEL LTD. 9 44.44 100.00 44.44 BOBL BANK OF BARODA 1 0.00 100.00 0.00 BPCL BHARAT PETROLEUM CORP. LIMITED 33 28.79 100.00 28.79 BRIT BRITANNIA INDUSTRIES LTD. 3 33.33 100.00 33.33 BSX BSE 30 SENSEX 2,883 89.89 83.23 100.00 CESC CESC LTD 1 0.00 100.00 0.00 CIPL CIPLA LIMITED 5 30.00 100.00 30.00 COAL COAL INDIA LIMITED 11 45.45 100.00 45.45 DRRL DR. REDDY'S LABORATORIES 5 50.00 100.00 50.00 EMLD EICHER MOTOR 3 0.00 100.00 0.00 GAIL GAIL INDIA LIMITED 3 66.67 100.00 66.67 GRSM GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED 13 38.46 100.00 38.46 HCLT HCL TECHNOLOGIES LTD 5 50.00 100.00 50.00 HDBK HDFC BANK LTD. 130 66.54 95.38 69.76 HDFC HDFC LIMITED 13 53.85 100.00 53.85 HERO HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD 23 71.74 100.00 71.74 HNDL HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED 31 58.06 100.00 58.06 HULL HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LIMITED 5 30.00 100.00 30.00 IBHF INDIABULLS HOUSING FINANCE LTD 5 50.00 100.00 50.00 ICIC ICICI BANK LTD 70 47.86 77.86 54.13 IIBK INDUSIND BANK LIMITED 14 39.29 100.00 39.29 INFR BHARTI INFRATEL LTD. 4 12.50 100.00 12.50 INFY INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED 9 27.78 100.00 27.78 IOCL INDIAN OIL CORP LTD 11 36.36 100.00 36.36 ITCL ITC LIMITED 6 25.00 100.00 25.00 JSWL JSW STEEL LTD 11 31.82 100.00 31.82 KOTB KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD 16 25.00 100.00 25.00 LNTL LARSEN & TOUBRO LTD 6 41.67 100.00 41.67 MARU MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD 12 37.50 100.00 37.50 MNML MAHINDRA AND MAHINDRA LIMITED 15 33.33 100.00 33.33 MPSL MUNDRA PORT & SEZ LTD 4 50.00 100.00 50.00 NTPC NATIONAL THERMAL POWER CORP 4 50.00 100.00 50.00 ONGC ONGC CORPORATION 7 50.00 100.00 50.00 PGCL POWER GRID CORP. LTD. 3 50.00 100.00 50.00 BSE - INTERNAL RBLB RBL BANK LTD. 5 50.00 100.00 50.00 RELI RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED 168 65.18 83.04 73.48 SBIL STATE BANK OF INDIA 173 63.29 91.04 69.52 SUNP SUN PHARMACEUTICALS IND. 7 35.71 100.00 35.71 TAMO TATA MOTORS LIMITED 36 33.33 98.61 33.80 TCSL TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD 7 50.00 100.00 50.00 TECM TECH MAHINDRA LTD 4 50.00 100.00 50.00 TISC TATA STEEL LIMITED. 34 32.35 94.12 34.38 TITA TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD 14 46.43 100.00 46.43 ULCL ULTRATECH CEMENT LIMITED 6 41.67 100.00 41.67 UPHL UNITED PHOSPHORUS LIMITED 8 43.75 100.00 43.75 VEDL VEDANTA LTD 8 37.50 100.00 37.50 WIPR WIPRO LTD 2 25.00 100.00 25.00 YESB YES BANK LTD 268 43.28 75.56 49.14 ZEEL ZEE ENTERTAINMENT ENT LTD 33 19.70 100.00 19.70 Scrip Code Scrip Name Brokers Counter party Trade with Counterparty broker as % of total trading of broker in the 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 37.94 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 12.77 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 9.86 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 90.15 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 2.66 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 3 1.86 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 81.24 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 8.08 1 BSE 30 SENSEX BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 3 7.13 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 66.67 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 25.00 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 8.33 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 88.89 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 11.11 500010 HDFC LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 47.06 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 35.29 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 11.76 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 80.00 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 10.00 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 3 10.00 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 85.71 500034 BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 14.29 BSE - INTERNAL 500084 CESC LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 40.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 40.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 20.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500087 CIPLA LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 60.36 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 38.74 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 0.90 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 68.37 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 31.63 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 58.11 500112 STATE BANK OF INDIA BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 41.89 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 85.71 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 7.14 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 7.14 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500114 TITAN INDUSTRIES LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500124 DR. REDDY'S LABORATORIES BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 80.00 500124 DR. REDDY'S LABORATORIES BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 20.00 500124 DR. REDDY'S LABORATORIES BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500124 DR. REDDY'S LABORATORIES BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 48.31 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 48.31 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 2.25 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 63.24 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 63.24 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 36.76 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 36.76 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 50.00 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 35.71 500180 HDFC BANK LTD. BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 3 14.29 500182 HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500182 HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500182 HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 81.82 500182 HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 18.18 500182 HERO HONDA MOTORS LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 33.33 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 33.33 BSE - INTERNAL 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 11.11 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500209 INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500228 JSW STEEL LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 63.64 500228 JSW STEEL LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 36.36 500228 JSW STEEL LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500228 JSW STEEL LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500247 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 50.00 500247 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 43.75 500247 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 6.25 500247 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500247 KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500295 VEDANTA LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 50.00 500295 VEDANTA LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 25.00 500295 VEDANTA LTD BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 12.50 500295 VEDANTA LTD BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500295 VEDANTA LTD BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500300 GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 50.00 500300 GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 33.33 500300 GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 8.33 500300 GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500300 GRASIM INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500312 ONGC CORPORATION BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 57.14 500312 ONGC CORPORATION BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 28.57 500312 ONGC CORPORATION BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 14.29 500312 ONGC CORPORATION BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500312 ONGC CORPORATION BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 100.00 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 60.00 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 25.00 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 15.00 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 62.34 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 36.36 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 3 1.30 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 58.33 500325 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 41.67 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 1 78.57 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 2 17.86 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 1 COUNTER PARTY 3 3.57 BSE - INTERNAL 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 1 88.00 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 2 8.00 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 2 COUNTER PARTY 3 4.00 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 1 71.43 500440 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED BROKER 3 COUNTER PARTY 2 28.57 500470 TATA STEEL LIMITED.
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