Top Losers Today 11-Nov-2026: NILE Falls 10.40% in India

Top Losers Today on 11-Nov-2026 were led by NILE Ltd, which fell 10.40% to Rs. 1,264 after reporting Q2 FY27 results and declaring a Rs. 3 interim dividend. The Nifty 50 ended at 25,235.10, up 0.76%, while the Sensex gained 0.76% to 81,724.44; PSU banks, banking and auto led, while pharma, IT and realty lagged.

Which Large Cap Top Losers fell the most today?

The largest large-cap declines were concentrated in Adani Green Energy Ltd, LG Electronics India Ltd, Divis Laboratories Ltd, Lodha Developers Ltd and Indian Hotels Co Ltd.

Adani Green Energy Ltd (-3.15%)

Adani Green Energy Ltd fell Rs. 45.60 to Rs. 1,402, with no company-specific announcement included in the supplied news context to identify a discrete trigger. The stock closed 14.1% below its 52-week high of Rs. 1,631.35 on volume of 26.87 lakh shares, showing that the decline was not accompanied by a disclosed corporate event in the available data.

LG Electronics India Ltd (-2.87%)

LG Electronics India Ltd declined Rs. 51.50 to Rs. 1,740.70, and the supplied context contains no earnings release, order update or regulatory disclosure tied to the move. Its close was 5.1% below the 52-week high of Rs. 1,835 on 7.61 lakh shares, leaving the available data without a verified company-specific catalyst.

Divis Laboratories Ltd (-2.20%)

Divis Laboratories Ltd declined as pharma was among the weakest groups, with the Nifty Pharma index down 0.70% in the reported session. The stock lost Rs. 254.90 to Rs. 11,315.10 on 17.73 lakh shares, making sector-wide pharma weakness the disclosed market factor consistent with its underperformance.

Lodha Developers Ltd (-2.09%)

Lodha Developers Ltd fell Rs. 25 to Rs. 1,170 as the realty segment lagged, with Nifty Realty down 0.10% in the reported session. The stock ended 12.9% below its 52-week high of Rs. 1,344 on volume of 16.62 lakh shares; no separate company announcement was supplied.

Indian Hotels Co Ltd (-2.02%)

Indian Hotels Co Ltd lost Rs. 18 to close at Rs. 872, with no company-specific disclosure provided in the input to explain the decline. The stock traded 68.24 lakh shares and remained 7.6% below its 52-week high of Rs. 943.50, but the supplied material does not establish a verified corporate catalyst.

Which Mid Cap Top Losers fell the most today?

NHPC Ltd led the mid-cap losers, followed by Oberoi Realty Ltd and Radico Khaitan Ltd, while IT weakness provided a sector read-through for Mphasis Ltd.

NHPC Ltd (-2.92%)

NHPC Ltd dropped Rs. 2.35 to Rs. 78.05 on volume of 2.20 crore shares, the highest turnover by share count among the listed mid-cap losers. No company-specific news or policy development relating to NHPC Ltd was provided, so the available material does not support a definitive fundamental cause.

Oberoi Realty Ltd (-2.68%)

Oberoi Realty Ltd declined Rs. 48 to Rs. 1,741.40 as the realty index was marginally lower during a market rally led by banks and autos. The stock was 12.3% below its 52-week high of Rs. 1,985 and traded 4.23 lakh shares; no separate corporate update was supplied.

Radico Khaitan Ltd (-2.68%)

Radico Khaitan Ltd lost Rs. 122 to Rs. 4,428, with the supplied context containing no result, management update or regulatory event for the company. It closed 6.7% below its 52-week high of Rs. 4,747.95 on 4.01 lakh shares, indicating a sharp daily retreat without a verified disclosure-led trigger in the input.

Mphasis Ltd (-2.10%)

Mphasis Ltd fell Rs. 51.35 to Rs. 2,393 as Nifty IT declined 0.40%, placing the stock's move within a weak technology-sector session. The shares traded 7.15 lakh units and remained 19.7% below the 52-week high of Rs. 2,978.35; no company-specific announcement was provided.

ITC Hotels Ltd (-2.01%)

ITC Hotels Ltd declined Rs. 3.55 to Rs. 173.30, with no verified company disclosure in the supplied material to attribute the move to an operational event. The stock traded 42.74 lakh shares and was 18.6% below its 52-week high of Rs. 213, underscoring its position among the session's mid-cap laggards.

Which Small Cap Top Losers fell the most today?

NILE Ltd was the sharpest small-cap faller after its Q2 FY27 disclosure, while SBEC Sugar Ltd, Shree Ajit Pulp and Paper Ltd and POCL Enterprises Ltd traded ahead of scheduled results.

NILE Ltd (-10.40%)

NILE Ltd plunged after publishing unaudited standalone and consolidated Q2 and half-year FY27 financial results approved by its board on 10 November. The company also declared a Rs. 3-per-share interim dividend, with 17 November set as the record date, but the shares still fell Rs. 146.70 to Rs. 1,264 as investors reacted to the results disclosure; no financial line items were provided in the input. The close was near the 52-week low of Rs. 1,201 and 38.8% below the 52-week high of Rs. 2,064.95.

SBEC Sugar Ltd (-8.28%)

SBEC Sugar Ltd fell Rs. 5.24 to Rs. 58.01 ahead of its quarterly-results date of 13 November, according to the supplied context. The shares were already down 21.0% over the prior 30 days in the provided market data and traded 14,070 shares, while no fresh company announcement was supplied to establish another catalyst.

Nxt-Infra Trust (-7.55%)

Nxt-Infra Trust lost Rs. 8 to Rs. 98 after having traded at Rs. 106 on 9 November, its stated 52-week high. The supplied material contains no trust-specific disclosure on 11 November, making the 1.25 lakh-unit sell-off a reversal from that recent high rather than a decline linked to a verified corporate announcement.

Shree Ajit Pulp and Paper Ltd (-7.32%)

Shree Ajit Pulp and Paper Ltd declined Rs. 24.80 to Rs. 314.05 ahead of results expected on 14 November. Only 298 shares were recorded in the supplied volume data, and no earnings release or other company announcement was provided, so the available context does not confirm a fundamental trigger for the fall.

POCL Enterprises Ltd (-7.30%)

POCL Enterprises Ltd dropped Rs. 9.45 to Rs. 120 ahead of a board meeting on 13 November to consider unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the September quarter and half year. The stock traded 1.13 lakh shares and remained 47.6% below its 52-week high of Rs. 229, while the input did not report any results outcome or other fresh announcement.

What market trends shaped Top Losers today?

The broader market finished higher, with the Nifty 50 at 25,235.10 and the Sensex at 81,724.44, both up 0.76% in the reported session. Of the tracked large-cap universe, 32 shares advanced and 17 declined, while an earlier Nifty 500 reading showed 403 stocks rising against 97 falling, an advance-decline ratio of 4.15.

PSU banks rose 3.30%, auto gained 2.40% and banking advanced 2.20%, making those sectors the principal sources of index strength. Pharma fell 0.70%, IT declined 0.40% and realty slipped 0.10%, which provided a sectoral headwind for Divis Laboratories Ltd, Mphasis Ltd and the two listed property developers. Lower crude oil prices were cited in the supplied market context; no FII or DII cash-flow figure was provided.

Where can investors explore more market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's losers stood apart from a broadly positive market led by financial and auto shares. NILE Ltd had the clearest event-led move, with its sharp fall following the Q2 FY27 results and interim-dividend announcement, while pharma, IT and realty weakness added sector context to several large and mid-cap declines.

Investors will watch SBEC Sugar Ltd's results due on 13 November, POCL Enterprises Ltd's 13 November board meeting for September-quarter results, and Shree Ajit Pulp and Paper Ltd's expected results on 14 November. For NILE Ltd shareholders, the next disclosed date is 17 November, the record date for its Rs. 3 interim dividend.