National Standard (India) Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in BSE's 'B' group, tumbling 20.00% to ₹777.45 at 14:31 IST on July 6, 2026. According to latest reports from Business Standard, the stock experienced exceptionally high trading activity with 25,710 shares traded on the counter, significantly above its average daily volume of just 276 shares over the past month. This dramatic surge in trading volume indicates heightened investor interest amid the stock's sharp decline.
Rajdarshan Industries Ltd crashed 12.56% to ₹34.1, emerging as the second biggest loser in the 'B' group. As reported by Business Standard, the stock recorded 1,060 shares traded, substantially higher than its average daily volume of 197 shares in the past month. Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd lost 10.16% to ₹38.37, ranking as the third biggest loser in the 'B' group. The stock saw 73.96 lakh shares traded, compared to its typical average of 143.74 lakh shares in the past month. Quint Digital Ltd fell 9.76% to ₹39.66, ranking fourth in the biggest losers list.
Shri Krishna Devcon Ltd slipped 7.83% to ₹40, rounding out the top five biggest losers in the 'B' group. According to Business Standard, the stock recorded 26 shares traded, against its average daily volume of 323 shares in the past month. Wheels India Ltd pared 8.28% to ₹1,480, making it the fourth biggest loser in the 'B' group. The stock witnessed significantly elevated trading activity with 31,058 shares traded, compared to its average daily volume of 11,478 shares in the past month. Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions Ltd fell 7.02% to ₹1,248.95, rounding out the top five biggest losers in the 'B' group.
