Stock Market Correction Deepens: AAVAS, Advent Hotel, Anik Industries Plunge to New 52-Week Lows as 100+ Names Sink Yesterday

Mumbai, December 3, 2025 – Yesterday's session marked a grim milestone for Indian equities, with more than 100 stocks cratering to fresh 52-week lows amid escalating FII outflows, rising bond yields, and expiry-induced volatility. The Nifty dipped below 26,000 support, dragging mid and small-caps into the abyss as profit booking intensified.

While large-caps like Reliance held firm, beaten-down names in housing finance, hospitality, and agrochem bore the brunt, signaling deeper cracks in the broader market rally.

Top 20 Biggest Losers Among Yesterday's 52-Week Low Breakers

1. Agarwal FT – Down 10% to ₹40.95 (New low: ₹40.95)
2. Advent Hotel – Down 7.34% to ₹205 (New low: ₹201.35)
3. Anik Industries – Down 6.13% to ₹54.35 (New low: ₹52.12)
4. Transworld – Down 5.67% to ₹183.50 (New low: ₹183)
5. VMSTMT – Down 3.62% to ₹58 (New low: ₹58)
6. TSC – Down 4.84% to ₹53.10 (New low: ₹53.10)
7. Trom – Down 2.42% to ₹78.50 (New low: ₹78)
8. Taril – Down 1.85% to ₹259.60 (New low: ₹255.55)
9. Suntech – Down 4.97% to ₹44 (New low: ₹43.20)
10. Studio LSD – Down 2.84% to ₹13.70 (New low: ₹13.55)
11. Stylam Industries – Down 1.16% to ₹298.95 (New low: ₹295)
12. Stanley Lifestyles – Down 0.29% to ₹224 (New low: ₹223.10)
13. SKF India – Down 0.60% to ₹1,939 (New low: ₹1,927)
14. SJVN – Down 0.74% to ₹77.70 (New low: ₹77.70)
15. Sastasundar – Down 6.01% to ₹307.15 (New low: ₹307.15)
16. Precot – Down 6.35% to ₹401 (New low: ₹401)
17. Shrenik – Down 6.45% to ₹0.58 (New low: ₹0.58)
18. Coral Fine – Down 6.55% to ₹40.49 (New low: ₹40.49)
19. ADL – Down 6.92% to ₹70.50 (New low: ₹70.50)
20. Bajaj Housing Finance – Down 7.02% to ₹97.15 (New low: ₹97.15)

Notable established names hitting lows included AAVAS Financiers (₹1,502.50), Airan (₹18.09), AllDigi (₹818.05), Ambikco (₹1,240.10), BCL Industries (₹31.25), Bhandari (₹4.24), Bajaj Electricals (₹478.50), and Chemplast Sanmar (₹283).

The data underscores weakness in housing (AAVAS, Bajaj HFL), hospitality (Advent), and chemicals (Anik, Chemplast), where high valuations met reality checks from weak earnings and global rate fears. With Nifty's 26,000 level under siege, analysts warn of further downside unless FIIs reverse course.

Investors: 52-week lows can signal buying opportunities, but in this environment, they're flashing caution – stick to quality and cash until the dust settles.