Top Losers Today 04-Jun-2026: Infosys, BHEL drag

Introduction

Nifty 50 ended at 23,416.55 (+0.05%) and the Sensex closed at 74,360.01 (+0.02%) on June 4, 2026, after recovering sharply from intraday lows ahead of the RBI policy decision due on June 5. Market breadth stayed positive with 2,156 shares advancing, 1,852 declining and 164 unchanged. Despite broader-market strength, IT and metal stocks dominated the day’s losers list, mirroring weakness in the Nifty IT and Nifty Metal indices.

Large Cap Top Losers

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (-4.00%) BHEL fell as industrial and metal-linked counters stayed under pressure in the broader market during a choppy session ahead of the RBI policy outcome. The stock’s decline also reflected risk trimming in cyclicals even as frontline indices ended nearly flat. Heavy activity was visible with 2.35 crore shares traded.

Bosch Ltd (-1.95%) Bosch slipped as investors locked in profits after the stock’s strong run in the past year, with the price still relatively close to its 52-week high of Rs 41,894.30. The fall came even as pockets of automobiles were supported, highlighting stock-specific de-risking into the event-heavy macro calendar.

Infosys Ltd (-1.76%) Infosys dropped as IT stocks remained under pressure, in line with the Nifty IT index trading in the red and heavyweight tech counters featuring among key laggards. With investors cautious ahead of the RBI policy decision, selling was concentrated in large IT names, keeping Infosys among the top Nifty losers.

Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (-1.67%) HAL declined amid profit booking in select capital goods and industrial names during a range-bound session. The move also came with the stock still well above its 52-week low of Rs 3,479.20, indicating traders were cutting exposure after a strong upcycle.

Solar Industries India Ltd (-1.49%) Solar Industries eased as investors pared positions near recent highs, with the stock trading close to its 52-week high of Rs 18,880. The decline aligned with broader caution ahead of policy announcements, when high-priced momentum names often see short-term de-risking.

Mid Cap Top Losers

Meesho Ltd (-5.54%) Meesho slid as traders cut risk in higher-beta midcaps ahead of the RBI policy decision, even as the broader midcap index ended higher on the day. The decline was accompanied by strong turnover of 1.47 crore shares, pointing to active distribution rather than a low-volume drift.

National Aluminium Company Ltd (-5.22%) NALCO dropped as metal stocks stayed under pressure, consistent with weakness in the Nifty Metal index and broader commentary that metal names were among the biggest decliners. The stock’s fall on 1.41 crore shares showed the selloff had broad participation.

Steel Authority of India Ltd (-3.34%) SAIL declined as investors reduced exposure to metal and industrial counters amid a cautious pre-policy session. The sharp volume of 3.95 crore shares suggested the move was driven by active unwinding in the metal pack rather than a lack of bids.

Ather Energy Ltd (-3.14%) Ather Energy slipped as traders booked profits after a strong move toward its 52-week high of Rs 1,046.70. The stock’s drop came despite broader market resilience, highlighting rotation away from select momentum midcaps into more defensive pockets ahead of RBI commentary.

Patanjali Foods Ltd (-2.82%) Patanjali Foods fell with the stock trading near its 52-week low of Rs 424.00, keeping the technical setup weak and inviting selling on minor rebounds. The decline on 55.42 lakh shares indicated sustained supply at higher levels.

Small Cap Top Losers

Unifinz Capital India Ltd (-18.37%) Unifinz Capital tumbled to Rs 76.12, matching its 52-week low, which typically triggers stop-losses and forces mark-to-market selling in illiquid counters. The move also stood out for very low traded volume of 13.96K shares, suggesting a sharp price adjustment on limited liquidity.

Globe International Carriers Ltd (-16.34%) Globe International Carriers fell sharply as the stock hit a fresh 52-week low (Rs 25.76) during the session, intensifying downside momentum. The drop came with high activity at 56.20 lakh shares, indicating the selloff was volume-backed rather than a thin trade.

Shah Metacorp Ltd (-8.11%) Shah Metacorp declined after opening near the day’s high and sliding to Rs 4.87, signalling intraday profit booking after a recent rally toward the 52-week high zone. With 1.18 crore shares traded, the fall reflected active churn in a low-priced counter.

Adisoft Technologies Ltd (-8.06%) Adisoft Technologies slipped as the stock continued to cool off from higher levels, with the price still well below its 52-week high of Rs 280.00. The decline on 3.67 lakh shares pointed to steady selling pressure rather than a single large block.

Mercantile Ventures Ltd (-7.41%) Mercantile Ventures dropped as the price moved lower within the day’s Rs 26.00 to Rs 29.69 band, showing sellers dominated through the session. With the stock still far from its 52-week high of Rs 36.78, the move suggested continued distribution after the recent bounce.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended nearly flat in volatile trade on June 4, with the Sensex up 13.84 points (0.02%) at 74,360.01 and the Nifty up 10.95 points (0.05%) at 23,416.55, as investors stayed cautious ahead of the RBI monetary policy decision due on June 5. Market breadth remained supportive, with 2,156 shares advancing versus 1,852 declines and 164 unchanged.

Sector performance was mixed. Nifty Consumer Durables rose about 1.9% and pockets of capital goods, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, banking, energy and media provided support, while IT and metal stocks stayed under pressure, capping the benchmarks. The broader market still outperformed, with the Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 both closing up around 0.5%.

Macro uncertainty also lingered in the backdrop, with the market commentary flagging elevated crude oil risks linked to West Asia tensions and persistent foreign investor selling, including reported FII equity sales of Rs 12,274.6 crore over the past two trading sessions.

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