Narmada Agrobase Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in BSE's 'B' group, tumbling 15.82% to ₹36.92 at 14:31 IST on June 11, 2026. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock witnessed significantly higher trading activity with 1.13 lakh shares traded on the counter, substantially above its average daily volume of 25,269 shares recorded over the past month. This trading surge indicates heightened investor interest amid the sharp price decline.
Poojawestern Metaliks Ltd followed as the second biggest loser, dropping 13.41% to ₹15.56. As reported by Business Standard, the stock recorded 3.09 lakh shares traded on the counter, well above its average daily volume of 48,264 shares in the past month. Anjani Portland Cement Ltd crashed 12.50% to ₹103.25, with 829 shares traded compared to its average daily volume of 467 shares. Bang Overseas Ltd dropped 11.54% to ₹33.1, while Quint Digital Ltd fell 10.99% to ₹37.01.
According to Business Standard reports, the trading volumes across all declining stocks showed significant increases compared to their monthly averages. Bang Overseas Ltd recorded 11,599 shares traded against its average of 1,220 shares, while Quint Digital Ltd saw 0 shares traded compared to its average of 2,043 shares. These elevated trading volumes suggest heightened market activity during the decline, though the specific reasons for the sell-off were not detailed in the available data.
