6 high-price stocks crack up to 40% in just 3 months. Are you impacted?
Why it matters: Six high-priced BSE stocks plummeted 20-40% in three months, impacting investors holding these specific assets.
- JSW Holdings (Reuters) declined 38% from Rs 20,310 to Rs 12,512 in CY26.
- The Orissa Minerals Development Company (ETMarkets.com) dropped 26% from Rs 5,002 to Rs 3,698.
- Procter & Gamble Hygiene and Health Care (ETMarkets.com) fell 26% from Rs 12,939 to Rs 9,584.
- LTM (LTIMindtree) (ANI) decreased 25% from Rs 6,066 to Rs 4,522.
- Saraswati Commercial (India) (ETMarkets.com) slipped 21% from Rs 12,769 to Rs 10,069.
- Elcid Investments (ETMarkets.com) went down 21% from Rs 1,25,738 to Rs 99,653.
- Maruti Suzuki India (Agencies) reduced 19% from Rs 16,704 to Rs 13,603.
- Hitachi Energy India (ETMarkets.com) surged 41% from Rs 18,324 to Rs 25,906, defying the downturn.
- ABB India (Agencies) gained 27% from Rs 5,170 to Rs 6,565.
- Apar Industries (ANI) increased 25% from Rs 8,368 to Rs 10,487.
- Linde India (ETMarkets.com) rose 21% from Rs 5,944 to Rs 7,173.
- Voltamp Transformers (ETMarkets.com) went up 16% from Rs 7,843 to Rs 9,131.
The high-price segment of the BSE has experienced extreme volatility in early 2026, with six stocks plummeting 20-40% due to geopolitical uncertainties and market swings, while four others defied the trend, rallying 20-41%. This divergence, highlighted by data from ACE Equity and reports from ETMarkets.com, Reuters, ANI, and Agencies, underscores a market offering both significant risk and reward for investors.
