Synopsis:
Unlisted shares have seen sharp corrections since June 2025, with some names dropping as much as 53%. Losses range from heavy falls in MSEI, Matrix Gas & Renewable, and Apollo Green to milder declines in NSE, HDFC Securities, and Studds Accessories.
Unlisted shares have faced quite a bit of pressure since June 2025, with several well-known companies experiencing sharp declines due to weak investor sentiment and uncertainties surrounding IPOs. In this article, we will look at some of the unlisted companies.
- MSEI: It hit a June peak of Rs 9 but has now dropped sharply to Rs 4.25, reflecting a steep fall of 52.8 percent. This is the biggest decline among the listed names, showing significant weakness in performance.
- Matrix Gas & Renewable: It touched Rs 68 in June but trades at Rs 34 currently, marking a fall of 50 percent. The stock has lost half of its value in just a short span.
- Apollo Green: It saw a June peak of Rs 200 but has since fallen to Rs 112, down 44 percent. The correction highlights a steep decline in investor sentiment.
- Tata Capital: It dropped from its June high of Rs 1,075 to Rs 765, a fall of 28.8 percent. The stock has lost nearly a third of its value.
- Nayara Energy: It touched Rs 1,400 in June but is now at Rs 1,000, down 28.6 percent. This shows a strong correction despite its large base.
- Bira: It peaked at Rs 365 in June and has slipped to Rs 305, a 16.4 percent decline. The drop, though milder, shows some pressure on the stock.
- Oyo: It fell from Rs 46 in June to Rs 40, down 13 percent. The company has seen a moderate correction.
- Pharmeasy: It touched Rs 8.5 in June and is now at Rs 7.5, reflecting a fall of 11.8 percent. The decline, while small in absolute terms, is notable in percentage.
- Motilal Oswal Home Finance: It slipped from Rs 18 in June to Rs 16, a drop of 11.1 percent. The correction is limited but still reflects weakness.
- NSE: It declined from Rs 2,390 in June to Rs 2,125, down 11.1 percent. Despite the fall, it remains one of the more stable performers in the list.
- HDFC Securities: It touched Rs 11,250 in June but now stands at Rs 10,500, marking a 6.7 percent decline. The stock has seen a relatively mild correction.
- Orbis Financial: It dropped from Rs 555 in June to Rs 525, a 5.4 percent fall. The decline has been marginal compared to peers.
- Capgemini Tech Services: It slipped from Rs 12,250 in June to Rs 11,750, showing a 4.1 percent drop. The correction is small, indicating relative stability.
- Studds Accessories: It peaked at Rs 675 in June and now trades at Rs 650, down 3.7 percent. The stock has seen the least decline among all names.
Written by Satyajeet Mukherjee
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