Mumbai, November 21, 2025 – The Indian stock market witnessed intense selling pressure on Thursday, with more than 180 companies hitting new 52-week lows on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). From small-cap penny stocks to mid-sized players, the broad-based correction spared few sectors, highlighting growing investor caution amid global cues and domestic concerns.
Stocks touching fresh 52-week lows often signal deeper troubles, ranging from weak earnings and high debt to sector-specific headwinds. Thursday's list included several names already under stress, with many trading in the BE (Book Value) or BZ series, indicating surveillance or liquidity issues.
Top 20 Biggest Losers Among 52-Week Low Breakers
Here are the 20 stocks that suffered the steepest percentage declines while sinking to new 52-week lows:
- Owais Metal and Mineral Processing – Down 11.04% to ₹334.95 (New low: ₹320)
- Spectrum Electrical Industries – Down 11.02% to ₹1,159.90 (New low: ₹1,125.70)
- Positron Energy – Down 9.20% to ₹222 (New low: ₹220.05)
- Shyam Century Ferrous – Down 9.14% to ₹4.97 (New low: ₹4.71)
- Manoj Vaibhav Gems 'N' Jewellers – Down 7.87% to ₹96.60 (New low: ₹96)
- Blue Pebble – Down 7.64% to ₹98.50 (New low: ₹96)
- Cedaar Textile – Down 6.34% to ₹76.80 (New low: ₹75)
- RKEC Projects – Down 5.54% to ₹52.15 (New low: ₹51.55)
- Baweja Studios – Down 5.33% to ₹40 (New low: ₹39.10)
- Captrust Securities – Down 5.05% to ₹15.99 (New low: ₹15.99)
- Advent Hotel – Down 5.00% to ₹245.30 (New low: ₹245.30)
- Arshiya – Down 5.00% to ₹1.33 (New low: ₹1.33)
- EFC (I) – Down 4.93% to ₹270 (New low: ₹267.95)
- Neelam Linens – Down 4.86% to ₹17.60 (New low: ₹17.60)
- Vikram Solar – Down 4.44% to ₹287.30 (New low: ₹286.60)
- Suraj Estate Developers – Down 4.44% to ₹270.05 (New low: ₹270.05)
- Exicom Tele-Systems – Down 4.42% to ₹120.40 (New low: ₹120.01)
- Kopran – Down 4.40% to ₹128.11 (New low: ₹128)
- Pioneer Embroideries – Down 4.38% to ₹28.39 (New low: ₹27.16)
- Sellwin Wrappers – Down 4.31% to ₹83.25 (New low: ₹81.65)
Other notable names hitting 52-week lows included big brands like Bata India (₹999), Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals (₹267.35), Deepak Nitrite (₹1,689), and Thermax (₹2,881), showing that even established companies weren't immune to the rout.
The NSE data showed widespread weakness in small and mid-cap segments, with many stocks from real estate, infrastructure, consumer durables, and specialty chemicals facing the maximum heat. Analysts point to rising bond yields, FII outflows, and uncertainty ahead of the budget season as key triggers.
Investors are advised to exercise caution with stocks consistently hitting new lows, as they can remain under pressure for extended periods. Always consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions.
