In the financial year 2019-20, prices of 474 small cap stocks and 48 mid cap stocks fell by 50% to 99%.

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Mumbai Ta-02 Apr 2020, Thursday

With the global stock market crashing abnormally in the past one month as a result of the corona pandemic in the world, the financial year 2019-20 has set a precedent for investors in small, mid cap stocks in the Indian stock markets. Investors in small, mid-cap stocks continued to be disappointed during the year, as the Sensex-Nifty sustained the yencan type at a new historic high. While many stocks have become penny stocks in the last one month as a result of the Corona epidemic, many stocks have fallen historically. During the year, the prices of 48 mid cap stocks have dropped by more than 50%. 474 small cap stocks also fell 50 percent. Along with this, there are some stocks whose prices have fallen by 99%.

In January, the Sensex and the Nifty lost more than 33 percent from their historic highs in January. In the financial year 2019-20, the Sensex is down 24 percent and the Nifty is down 26 percent. It is worth mentioning that in the financial year 2019-20, the BSE MidCap Index decreased 32 percent and the Small Cap Index 36 percent and many stocks fell to their historic multi-year low.

Before the Corona epidemic, mid-cap and small-cap stocks started eroding. Some of the responsible reasons for this were the DHFL crisis, the massive increase in NPA-sinking loans, and the downturn in sectors like automobiles and real estate, as well as trade tensions between the US-China. In mid-caps, 83% of the stocks closed negative by the end of FY20. In which 113 stocks have come down to double digits.

Of the 113 companies, 48 ​​stocks lost 50 to 90 percent. The list includes Thomas Cook, Future Retail, PNB Housing Finance, Edelweiss, RBL Bank and Quash Corp. The list of major declining stocks was Thomas Cook India by 90.44 per cent, Dish TV India declined 89.45 per cent, Allahabad Bank declined 86.08 per cent, Indian Bank's stock declined 84.52 per cent, 84.46 per cent decline in Future Consumer, 82.64 per cent in Futures Retail, 81.64 per cent and PNBs. Financial services decline 80.63 percent, RBL bank drops 80.09 percent, HEG drops 76.85 percent, NBCC India 75.34 percent TADO, Quas Corp reduced 71.73%, Graphite India dropped 71.56%, Sterlite Technologies dropped 70.84%, Mahindra CIA dropped 70.35 percent, Union Bank of India dropped 69.90 percent, Bank of India dropped 79.08 percent, Mayflower Bank down 69.04 percent, Canara Bank Glenmark Pharma declined 68.08 percent and End Petrochemicals declined 68.99 percent.

On the other hand, 26 stocks are positively closed at the end of FY20 compared to the end of last year. Of these, 19 stocks closed at 10 per cent to 112 per cent. In the small cap index, more than 93 stocks remained in recession, out of which 733 stocks fell twice. Of the 733 stocks, the price of 474 stocks has dropped by 50 to 99.6% in FY 2019-20.

Among the small cap stocks, Cox & Kings 99.61%, Talwalkar HealthClubs 99.34%, McLeod Russell India 97.57%, Reliance Home Finance 97.39%, Kridhan Infra 97.04%, Syntax Plastics Technology 96.69%, Airtel Logistics 95.42%, Sikal Logistics 95.42% 94.83%, Favorite Beverages 94.7%, Jain Irrigation System 94.4%, HDIL 94.4%, Kushil 94.38%, Mercatorlines 92.44%, Coffee Day Enter Raisijha 92.02 percent, 91.33 percent of Jain Irrigation Systems, Thomas Cook India registered 90.44 per cent, 90.24 per cent growth ikoteka, simpaleksa inphrastrakacarsa 89.97 per cent and 89.42 per cent Ballarpur Industries stock prices.

The list of 53 stocks that are in the positive zone is Adani Green Energy, Abbott India, GMM Fodler, Navin Florai, Gujarat Gas, Relaxo Footwear, Amber Enterprises, Ipca Laboratories, MCX, Trent, Dr. Llanpath Mishol Labs, , Granules India, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Rights, Narayan Hoodalya, SRF, etc., which increased the stock prices by 10 to 312 percent.

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