continued its decline for the seventh consecutive session, falling over 4% today and trading at its lowest level since 27 May 2025. Selling pressure intensified after the December 19 disclosure of a ₹20 crore fraud spanning two years at a subsidiary. The irregularity involved the subsidiary’s CFO, Dilip Kumar Maliwal, whose services were terminated, followed by the filing of a police complaint. The disclosure triggered a sustained sell-off, extending through December 24. Beyond governance concerns, sluggish domestic demand has remained a drag, impacted earlier by monsoon disruptions and election-related slowdowns, with weakness persisting into late 2025. The stock’s recent price action reflects heightened investor caution amid operational and credibility challenges.
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