Nava Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in BSE's 'A' group, tumbling 9.97% to ₹633.25 at 14:47 IST on May 15, 2026. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock witnessed significant trading activity with 99,333 shares traded on the counter, compared to the average daily volumes of 1.17 lakh shares recorded in the past one month. Housing & Urban Development Corporation Ltd followed as the second biggest loser, crashing 7.31% to ₹207.35, with 9.5 lakh shares traded against an average daily volume of 8.15 lakh shares in the past month.
EPL Ltd lost 7.12% to ₹213.20, ranking as the third biggest loser in the 'A' group segment. As reported by Business Standard, the stock recorded 1.5 lakh shares traded on the counter, substantially higher than the average daily volume of 68,091 shares in the past month. Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd slipped 7.02% to ₹116.55, marking the fourth biggest decline, with 8.34 lakh shares traded against an average daily volume of 4.13 lakh shares in the past month. Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd rounded out the top five losers, correcting 6.91% to ₹2,689.95, with 5,189 shares traded compared to the average daily volume of 4,748 shares in the past month.
According to Business Standard reports, the trading volumes across these stocks showed mixed patterns compared to their monthly averages. Nava Ltd experienced the highest trading volume surge with 99,333 shares traded versus its average of 1.17 lakh shares, while Housing & Urban Development Corporation Ltd saw 9.5 lakh shares traded against its 8.15 lakh shares monthly average. EPL Ltd recorded 1.5 lakh shares traded, significantly above its 68,091 shares average, indicating heightened investor interest across these 'A' group companies on May 15, 2026.
