It has been 100 days since the war broke out between Iran and Israel in the Middle East. The impact of this war was clearly seen on many countries of the world including India. The stock markets have crashed. Indian rupee has weakened. Meanwhile, there are some companies in the Indian market too, whose shares have fallen quite weakly. The price of some has been reduced to half. That means there has been huge selling of about 50 percent. These shares include names ranging from Tata Motors to Rajesh Exports. Let us tell you about it in detail.
After the war between Iran and US-Israel started in late February, there was a big fall in the Indian stock market. During this period, a lot of investors’ wealth was wiped out. Nifty 50 fell by more than 7%, although the market also got some relief from the hopes of a peace agreement in between. Let us know about those 10 stocks whose market cap is more than Rs 1,000 crore and which fell by 50% in 100 days after the start of the war.
- Tata Motors- Shares related to Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle (CV) business have fallen by about 30% since the beginning of March. Due to this decline, the market cap of the company has decreased by more than Rs 50,129 crore. In May, Nomura reduced the rating of this stock from ‘Buy’ to ‘Neutral’ and also reduced the target price by about 27% to Rs 402 per share. The brokerage believes that the company’s profit margins may come under pressure due to the West Asia crisis, rising fuel prices and expensive commodity costs.
- Aquilon Nexus- Aquilon Nexus shares have fallen nearly 50% since the war started in the Middle East. Due to this, the market cap of the company has decreased by more than Rs 1,523 crore. Formerly known as Shree Adhikari Brothers Television Network, this company manufactures high-performance technology systems based on nuclear clean energy. Its nuclear-powered data centers provide sustainable and low-carbon computing. So far in 2026, this stock has fallen by about 64%.
- Wakefit Innovation- Shares of recently listed Wakefit Innovation have fallen by about 38% since the beginning of March. Due to this, Rs 2,260 crore has been reduced from the market cap of the company. The beginning of this mattress manufacturing company in the market was not very special. The stock has fallen about 38% so far in 2026 and 6% in the last one week.
- IDBI Bank- IDBI Bank shares have fallen by more than 37% since the beginning of March, due to which the bank’s market cap has declined by Rs 46,160 crore. This decline came after reports emerged that the government was considering stopping the disinvestment process of the bank and canceling the earlier bids. Later news came that the central government was working on options to take the privatization process forward again.
- Wonder Electricals- Shares of Wonder Electricals have fallen by more than 33% since the beginning of March. Due to this the market cap of the company decreased by about Rs 625 crore. The shares of this fan manufacturing company have fallen by more than 38% so far in 2026 and by 47% in a year. However, if seen in the long term, it has given returns of about 292% in three years.
- NIIT Learning Systems- Shares of NIIT Learning Systems have fallen by more than 32% since the start of the Middle East war. Due to this, the market cap of the company decreased by about Rs 1,497 crore. This share has fallen by about 30% in the last one month, 44% so far in 2026 and 37% in one year.
- Rajesh Exports- Shares of Rajesh Exports have fallen by more than 31% since the beginning of March. Recently, market regulator SEBI had issued an interim order against the company and its promoters regarding alleged large-scale financial irregularities. After this the selling in shares increased further. However, the company rejected all the allegations and said that it had not done any wrong. After SEBI’s order, the stock fell by more than 14% in just three trading sessions. This stock has fallen 23% in one month, 53% in one year and 84% in three years.
- Ashok Leyland- Ashok Leyland shares have fallen by more than 31% since the start of the Middle East war. Due to this, the market cap of the company has decreased by about Rs 38,656 crore. According to Nomura, macro-economic challenges like high fuel prices, rising inflation and possible increase in interest rates may affect India’s GDP growth. Its biggest impact may be on the medium and heavy commercial vehicle segment.
- Fino Payments Bank- Fino Payments Bank shares have fallen by about 31% since the beginning of March. Although the stock has gained about 3% in the last five trading days, it has fallen 53% in the last six months. So far in 2026, this stock is down about 50%.
- Sunteck Realty- Sunteck Realty shares have fallen by about 30% since the war started in the Middle East. Due to this, the market cap of the company has decreased by about Rs 1,745 crore. The company’s shares have fallen by more than 20% in the last one month, 32% in six months and 41% in one year.
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