Netweb Technologies India Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in the BSE's 'A' group, tumbling 10.66% to ₹4,417 at 14:46 IST on June 29, 2026. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock witnessed significant trading activity with 2.36 lakh shares traded on the counter, substantially higher than the average daily volumes of 1.88 lakh shares recorded over the past one month. Persistent Systems Ltd followed as the second biggest loser, crashing 10.16% to ₹4,348.75, with trading volumes of 3.33 lakh shares against the monthly average of 52,057 shares.
Astral Ltd recorded the third biggest decline, losing 8.23% to ₹1,364, with trading volumes of 1.46 lakh shares compared to the monthly average of 29,362 shares. As reported by Business Standard, Supreme Industries Ltd plummeted 6.80% to ₹3,191, with 2.41 lakh shares traded against the average daily volumes of 25,216 shares. Alkyl Amines Chemicals Ltd rounded out the top five losers, slipping 6.51% to ₹1,672.15, with 3,880 shares traded versus the monthly average of 12,576 shares.
The trading volumes across all five declining stocks significantly exceeded their monthly averages, indicating heightened investor interest during the session. According to Business Standard, Astral Ltd showed the most dramatic increase in trading activity, with volumes rising to 1.46 lakh shares from an average of 29,362 shares, while Supreme Industries Ltd saw the highest absolute volume increase at 2.41 lakh shares compared to its monthly average of 25,216 shares. The elevated trading volumes suggest active market participation amid the broad-based decline across 'A' group stocks.
