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From Peak to Plunge: Why These 15 Stocks Are Down Over 40%

Multiple High-Growth Stocks See 40–64% Corrections; Investors Urged to Track Fundamentals Amid Market Volatility


A slew of mid- and small-cap stocks across sectors have experienced sharp corrections from their 52-week highs, with several down between 40% to 64%, reflecting a combination of profit-booking, valuation reset, and sentiment-driven pullback in recent weeks.


📉 Key Stocks Facing Heavy Corrections from 52-Week Highs

Stock NameCurrent Price (₹)52-Week High (₹)% Fall from 52WH
Insolation Energy Ltd171.20475.00-64%
Indo Tech Transformers Ltd1,756.003,792.90-54%
Zen Technologies Ltd1,367.402,627.95-48%
Salzer Electronics Ltd865.151,650.00-48%
Tips Industries Ltd501.65950.00-47%
BLS International Services Ltd278.55522.30-47%
Antelopus Selan Exploration Ltd518.25968.95-47%
PG Electroplast Ltd571.301,054.95-46%
Five-Star Business Finance Ltd528.55943.75-44%
Garware Hi-Tech Films Ltd3,031.805,378.10-44%
Jindal Drilling & Industries Ltd561.70990.50-43%
Shakti Pumps (India) Ltd803.751,398.00-43%
Dynacons Systems & Solutions Ltd936.201,618.20-42%
Bondada Engineering Ltd414.05719.50-42%
Marsons Ltd176.55350.00-50%
DAM Capital Advisors Ltd252.36456.90-45%
Capacit’e Infraprojects Ltd278.25465.00-40%
K.P. Energy Ltd402.40675.00-40%

🔍 What’s Driving the Correction?

  • Overheating in Valuations: Many of these names had seen multi-bagger rallies in 2023–24, prompting profit-booking by early investors.
  • Sector Rotation: Funds are being shifted into large-cap blue chips and safer assets amid global uncertainty.
  • Macroeconomic Headwinds: Rate concerns, inflation, and foreign institutional outflows are creating broad risk-off sentiment.
  • Weak Q2 Earnings Expectations: Some of these companies may have stretched valuations not backed by quarterly performance.

🧠 Investor Takeaway: Time to Panic or Opportunity?

While corrections of 40–60% can seem alarming, they don’t always indicate a bad stock—they can reflect:

Reversion to mean after euphoric runs
Temporary sectoral weakness
Healthy consolidation if underlying fundamentals are intact

However, investors should reassess their positions based on:

  • Earnings visibility
  • Balance sheet strength
  • Sectoral tailwinds or risks
  • Promoter actions and pledges
  • Cash flows and future guidance

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