Khandwala Securities Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in the BSE's 'B' group, crashing 10.43% to ₹17.01 at 14:09 IST on July 13, 2026. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock's performance significantly outpaced other major decliners in the group, highlighting the severity of the selling pressure faced by the security.
The stock witnessed 505 shares traded on the counter, substantially below the average daily volumes of 1,233 shares recorded over the past one month. As reported by Business Standard, this reduced trading activity suggests limited investor interest during the decline, potentially indicating technical selling pressure rather than fundamental concerns.
TECIL Chemical & Hydro Power Ltd followed as the second biggest loser, tumbling 9.95% to ₹9.32. The company recorded 2,848 shares traded against an average daily volume of 2,242 shares in the past month. U. H. Zaveri Ltd lost 7.71% to ₹10.66 with 1.13 lakh shares traded, significantly higher than its average daily volume of 29,527 shares.
Vishal Bearings Ltd fell 7.54% to ₹50.4 with 26,970 shares traded, well above its average daily volume of 2,210 shares. Infomedia Press Ltd dropped 6.28% to ₹5.52 with 2,247 shares traded, below its average daily volume of 3,301 shares. According to Business Standard, these declines indicate broad-based selling pressure across the 'B' group segment.
