Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd emerged as the biggest loser in BSE's 'A' group on July 10, 2026, tumbling 4.75% to ₹1,416.05 at 14:46 IST. According to reports from Business Standard, the stock's decline was the most significant among all companies in the 'A' group segment. The trading activity showed 47,279 shares were traded on the counter, compared to the average daily volumes of 52,169 shares recorded in the past one month. As per latest reports, the stock opened at ₹1,485 and closed at ₹1,414.20 on Friday, with intraday high and low of ₹1,485 and ₹1,403 respectively.
Swiggy Ltd followed as the second biggest loser, declining 3.06% to ₹272.3. As reported by Business Standard, the stock experienced significant trading activity with 11.74 lakh shares traded on the counter, substantially higher than the average daily volumes of 20.51 lakh shares recorded in the past month. Premier Explosives Ltd crashed 3.04% to ₹693, ranking as the third biggest loser in the 'A' group. The stock saw 99,179 shares traded, above its average daily volumes of 71,605 shares in the past month.
Kaynes Technology India Ltd corrected 3.04% to ₹3,329, ranking as the fourth biggest loser in the 'A' group. According to Business Standard, the stock witnessed 1.32 lakh shares traded, higher than its average daily volumes of 1.1 lakh shares in the past month. Ethos Ltd pared 3.01% to ₹2,450.5, completing the top five losers in the 'A' group segment. The stock saw 1,784 shares traded, above its average daily volumes of 1,039 shares in the past month.
Schneider Electric Infrastructure Ltd reported total assets of ₹2,344 crore as of March 31, 2026, with a market capitalization of ₹33,814 crore as of July 10, 2026. The company's stock has shown strong performance over the past month, gaining 35.29% despite the recent decline. The stock's 52-week high stands at ₹1,548.00 and 52-week low at ₹571.85, with current trading range between ₹1,336.68 and ₹1,633.72. The company maintains an EBITDA margin of 13.45% and book value per share of ₹32.39. Recent shareholding data shows DII holdings increased from 3.28% to 4.07% in March 2026.
