10 Stocks on the Only Buyers NSE List Today: Bandhan Bank, GMR Power and Tanla Platforms Lead on 13 October 2026

Key Takeaways

• Bandhan Bank was the largest company by market capitalisation among the ten selected names, with a valuation of approximately ₹27,200 crore.
• GMR Power and Urban Infrastructure and Tanla Platforms followed, with estimated market capitalisations of ₹8,200 crore and ₹6,965 crore, respectively.
• Vikran Engineering recorded a 13.42% gain in the displayed list, while Hathway Cable and Datacom gained 10.31%.
• The stocks were selected from 5paisa's Only Buyers NSE page and ranked by market capitalisation rather than percentage gains.

Only Buyers NSE Stocks on 13 October 2026

Several NSE-listed companies appeared on the Only Buyers list on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, with price gains across banking, infrastructure, technology, telecom and manufacturing businesses.

Bandhan Bank, GMR Power and Urban Infrastructure, and Tanla Platforms were among the largest companies by market capitalisation in the displayed list.

The list also included Vikran Engineering, Hathway Cable and Datacom, B.L. Kashyap & Sons, Rhetan TMT and other smaller companies.

The following ten companies have been arranged in descending order of approximate market capitalisation.

10 Stocks From the Only Buyers NSE List — Ranked by Market Capitalisation

Prices and changes are taken from the retrieved 5paisa Only Buyers NSE listing. Market capitalisations are rounded estimates based on available October 2026 valuations and share data, not verified final exchange market caps. The source page is dynamic and does not provide a historical 13 October snapshot or confirmed closing/circuit status for every security. 

Bandhan Bank Leads the List by Market Capitalisation

Bandhan Bank ranked first among the selected companies by market capitalisation. 

The stock appeared at ₹168.95 on the displayed list, reflecting a gain of 7.27%.

Reports on 13 October also indicated that the bank was attracting attention following developments concerning a potential investment in its promoter entity, Bandhan Financial Services.

The discussions reportedly involved Abu Dhabi-based International Holding Company. However, the proposed transaction remained at an early stage, with no completed agreement established in the cited reports. 

GMR Power and Tanla Platforms Feature Among Larger Companies

GMR Power and Urban Infrastructure ranked second, with an estimated market capitalisation of approximately ₹8,200 crore. 

Its displayed share price stood at ₹105, representing a 6.98% increase. 

Tanla Platforms followed in third position with an estimated market capitalisation of ₹6,965 crore. The stock appeared at ₹526.20, up 5.45%.

Both companies featured among the larger names on the list, although they operate in different industries.

GMR Power has exposure to energy and infrastructure businesses, while Tanla Platforms provides enterprise communications and technology services.

Vikran Engineering and Hathway Record Double-Digit Gains

Vikran Engineering and Hathway Cable and Datacom recorded some of the largest percentage movements among the selected ten companies.

Vikran Engineering appeared at ₹63.13, up 13.42%, while Hathway Cable was quoted at ₹10.70, up 10.31%.

Despite recording stronger percentage gains than several larger companies, both ranked below Bandhan Bank, GMR Power and Tanla Platforms because the list was ordered by market capitalisation.

Other Stocks on the List

Rhetan TMT appeared at ₹17.50, up 4.98%, while B.L. Kashyap & Sons was listed at ₹60.56, representing a 6.21% gain.

N R Agarwal Industries appeared at ₹750.95, up 6.35%. Rupa & Company was quoted at ₹132.09, up 5.58%, and Omax Autos appeared at ₹233.10, showing a 5.66% increase.

These companies represent different sectors, including metals, construction, paper manufacturing, apparel and automotive components.

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A stock may reach its upper price band during the session and subsequently trade below that level.

This is different from closing at upper circuit, where the security finishes the trading session at its applicable upper price band.

The Only Buyers classification describes order-side activity and should not automatically be treated as proof that every listed stock closed at a fixed upper-circuit price.