Top Losers Today 06-Nov-2026: Small Caps Lead Sell-Off
Key highlights
- Supriya Lifescience Ltd fell 19.96% to Rs. 695.90 after Q2 FY27 showed lower EBITDA and profit.
- Thermax Ltd dropped 17.46% after Q2 FY27 profit declined 5% and order inflows disappointed.
- Nifty 50 closed at 24,805.75, up 1.10%, while Sensex gained 1.38% to 80,404.45.
- Market breadth was negative, with 2,627 declines versus 1,317 advances.
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Top Losers Today on 06-Nov-2026 were led by Supriya Lifescience Ltd, which fell 19.96% to Rs. 695.90 after Q2 FY27 revealed lower EBITDA and profit despite revenue growth. Nifty 50 closed at 24,805.75, up 1.10%, and Sensex ended at 80,404.45, up 1.38%, while 2,627 shares declined against 1,317 advances.
Which large-cap top losers fell most today?
The large-cap losers were Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd, CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd, Britannia Industries Ltd, Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd and Life Insurance Corporation of India, with declines ranging from 3.46% to 5.31%.
Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (-5.31%)
No company-specific announcement was supplied for Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd, leaving the 5.31% fall to be assessed through trading action rather than a disclosed corporate event. The stock closed at Rs. 158.60, below its Rs. 173.25 52-week high, on volume of 5.57 crore shares.
CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd (-4.50%)
No verified stock-specific news was provided for CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd on 06-Nov-2026. The shares declined Rs. 36.45 to Rs. 773.00 on 1.77 crore shares, extending a correction from the Rs. 981.15 52-week high.
Britannia Industries Ltd (-4.20%)
No company-specific catalyst was included for Britannia Industries Ltd in the supplied data. The stock fell Rs. 210 to Rs. 4,790.00 and remained well below its Rs. 6,269.90 52-week high, indicating continued price weakness rather than a disclosed fresh development.
Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (-3.87%)
No verified announcement was supplied to explain Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd's decline. The stock closed at Rs. 215.00, down Rs. 8.65, with 31.14 crore shares traded, making heavy turnover the key observable feature of the session.
Life Insurance Corporation of India (-3.46%)
No company-specific news catalyst was provided for Life Insurance Corporation of India. The stock lost Rs. 14.10 to Rs. 394.00 on 1.10 crore shares and stayed below its Rs. 468.30 52-week high.
Which mid-cap top losers fell most today?
Thermax Ltd led the mid-cap losses with a 17.46% slide after its Q2 FY27 profit and order inflows disappointed, while the remaining four stocks fell between 6.48% and 9.81%.
Thermax Ltd (-17.46%)
Thermax Ltd plunged after Q2 FY27 consolidated profit after tax declined 5% even as revenue increased 11% and its order balance rose 16%. Investors focused on the profit decline and weaker-than-expected order inflows, with the Industrial Products segment cited as the shortfall; the stock closed at Rs. 2,742.25, near its Rs. 2,670.00 52-week low, on 30.57 lakh shares.
Apar Industries Ltd (-9.81%)
No company-specific news or corporate event was supplied for Apar Industries Ltd. Its Rs. 1,531.55 decline to Rs. 14,082.25 occurred as the broader mid-cap segment weakened, with the Nifty Midcap 150 down 0.8%; 8.47 lakh shares traded.
Astral Ltd (-9.54%)
No verified company announcement was provided for Astral Ltd in the input. The stock fell to Rs. 1,254.00, close to its Rs. 1,216.25 52-week low, as broader mid-cap selling intensified; volume was 52.22 lakh shares.
Welspun Corp Ltd (-7.18%)
No stock-specific catalyst was disclosed for Welspun Corp Ltd. The 7.18% drop came alongside weakness in energy and infrastructure-linked segments, with Nifty Energy down 1.03% and Nifty Infra down 0.24%; the stock traded 24.84 lakh shares.
Fortis Healthcare Ltd (-6.48%)
No company-specific news was supplied for Fortis Healthcare Ltd. The stock lost Rs. 53.10 to Rs. 766.90 despite Nifty Pharma rising 1.02%, marking the decline as stock-specific trading weakness rather than a sector-wide healthcare move.
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Which small-cap top losers fell most today?
Supriya Lifescience Ltd and GNG Electronics Ltd each lost almost 20%, while small-cap weakness was broad-based, with the Nifty Smallcap 100 down 1.4%.
Supriya Lifescience Ltd (-19.96%)
Supriya Lifescience Ltd slumped after its Q2 and H1 FY27 investor presentation showed revenue growth but lower EBITDA and profit. The earnings outcome prompted a sharp reassessment, sending the stock to Rs. 695.90 on 21.04 lakh shares after it opened near the previous close of Rs. 869.60.
GNG Electronics Ltd (-19.94%)
GNG Electronics Ltd fell 19.94% a day after publishing its unaudited Q2 and H1 FY27 standalone results in newspaper clippings. The supplied results notice did not disclose operating figures, while the stock's steep fall to Rs. 584.10 on 35.42 lakh shares showed a negative market reaction to the earnings update.
Ganesh Green Bharat Ltd (-16.41%)
Ganesh Green Bharat Ltd declined after it approved unaudited standalone and consolidated half-year results for the period ended September 30, 2026. The stock touched Rs. 170.15 during the session, its 52-week low, before closing at Rs. 177.75, as investors reacted to the negative-tagged result update.
Rashi Peripherals Ltd (-14.39%)
Rashi Peripherals Ltd dropped despite reporting Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue of Rs. 61,851 million and net profit of Rs. 1,307 million, with its earnings call scheduled for November 6. The 14.39% fall to Rs. 740.50 on 22.71 lakh shares indicated that the reported earnings and management discussion did not prevent a sharp reversal after recent gains.
TD Power Systems Ltd (-13.61%)
No company-specific announcement was supplied for TD Power Systems Ltd. The stock fell Rs. 91.05 to Rs. 578.00 on heavy volume of 2.02 crore shares as small-cap selling widened, with the Nifty Smallcap 100 down 1.4%.
What was the overall Indian stock market picture today?
The Sensex closed at 80,404.45, up 1,094.44 points or 1.38%, while the Nifty 50 finished at 24,805.75, up 269.15 points or 1.10%. The headline indices rose even as market breadth was negative, with 1,317 shares advancing, 2,627 declining and 161 unchanged, showing that gains were concentrated rather than broad-based.
Private banks and pharmaceuticals outperformed, with Nifty Private Bank up 1.75% and Nifty Pharma up 1.02%; Nifty Bank rose 1.03% and Nifty Financial Services gained 1.01%. In contrast, Nifty Energy fell 1.03%, Nifty Realty declined 1.55%, Nifty PSE lost 0.61%, and Nifty India Defence was down 2.51%.
Broader equities lagged sharply, with Nifty Midcap 150 down 0.8% and Nifty Smallcap 100 down 1.4%. The session followed a period of global equity volatility and rising crude oil prices, while domestic IT shares benefited from the unwinding of positions in global AI-linked stocks. No FII or DII flow figures were provided.
Where can readers find more top losers and market movers?
Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:
https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers
Conclusion
The day's top losers underline a clear split in the market: benchmark indices gained, but earnings-driven selling in Thermax Ltd and Supriya Lifescience Ltd, together with broad pressure on mid-caps and small-caps, produced steep declines below the index level. The weakness was especially visible in stocks where reported profit trends, order inflows or half-year results failed to meet investor expectations.
Investors will next watch management commentary from Rashi Peripherals Ltd's scheduled November 6 Q2 and H1 FY27 earnings call, as well as whether Thermax Ltd can address concerns around industrial-products order inflows and input costs. For Supriya Lifescience Ltd and Ganesh Green Bharat Ltd, the next assessment will centre on the detailed financial disclosures following their latest results updates.