Indian markets have been on correction mode since the start of 2025, with the total market having lost around Rs 36.5 lakh crore in market capitalisation.
Indian markets have been on correction mode since the start of 2025, with the total market having lost around Rs 36.5 lakh crore in market capitalisation.
Of this loss in value, 22% has come from the public sector undertaking sector. As per NDTV Profit Calculations, the aggregate market capitalisation of PSU stocks has fallen by Rs 8.03 lakh crore. This marks a 13% fall in market capitalisation among PSU counters year-to-date.
The Top Losers
The top five companies that have lost the most market capitalisation in percentage terms are KIOCL Ltd., Bharat Earth Movers Ltd., ITI Ltd., RITES Ltd., and Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd.
In terms of quantum of market cap loss, Life Insurance Corp. of India has lost the most market cap of Rs 75,500 crore, followed by State Bank of India, and Power Grid Corp. at Rs 65,800 crore and Rs 50,600 crore, respectively.
Market Cap Classification Loss
As per NDTV Profit data, market capitalisation of large cap PSUs has fallen the least at 12.5% in 2025. Mid cap PSUs have lost 13.5%, while small caps have seen the most fall in market capitalisation at 14.5%.
The large cap PSUs that have lost the most market cap are REC Ltd., IRFC Ltd., and Power Finance Corp. Among the midcap losers are New India Assurance Ltd., Hindustan Petroleum Corp., and Housing & Urban Development Corp.
The public sector undertaking that has lost the least market capitalisation year-to-date is Oil and Natural Gas Corp. at 0.8%.
Also Read: How Much Have Big Bulls Lost In 2025?
Sector Wise Losers
From a sector wise perspective, the power related PSUs have lost the most market capitalisation at 15%. The sector that has lost relatively lower value is the metal and mining sector.
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