Updated Mar 31, 2026 11:50 IST
Top 10 losers IPO: Many IPOs have caused huge losses to investors in FY2026…
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- Many IPOs in FY2026 have proved to be a loss-making deal for investors.
- Shares of many companies from Glottis to Jaro have fallen by 50-70% after listing.
- Weak markets, high valuations and bad global environment were the main reasons for this.
The last day of FY 2025-26 is today, March 31, 2026. However, FY26 is ending on a very rocky note for the Indian stock market. While on one hand the increasing tension between America, Israel and Iran at the global level spoiled the direction of the market, on the other hand its deep impact was seen in the domestic market also. In the last one month alone, investors’ wealth worth Rs 51 lakh crore was wiped out from BSE. Sensex and Nifty have fallen by more than 10%, while Bank Nifty has fallen by up to 16%.
The biggest impact of this weak environment has been on the IPO market. While in previous years IPOs were becoming a big earning opportunity for investors, in FY2026 many IPOs have caused huge losses to investors. Shares of many companies fell on the day of listing and later the fall was so deep that investors’ capital decreased by 50% to 70%. Let us see which 10 IPOs have caused the most loss to investors in this entire year.
These 10 IPOs caused the biggest loss
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Glottis Ltd. The IPO came at ₹129, but on the day of listing it closed at ₹83.7, i.e. a loss of about 35%. At present this share is around ₹38, due to which investors have suffered a loss of about 70%.
VMS TMT’s IPO came at ₹99 and closed at ₹99.65 on the day of listing, giving mild profits. But now it has reached around ₹34, due to which investors have suffered a loss of about 65%.
Mangal Electrical Industries Ltd.
The IPO of this company came at ₹ 561 and fell 4.5% to close at ₹ 535 on the day of listing. Now its price is around ₹ 208, i.e. a fall of about 63%.
Jinkushal Industries Ltd.
This share, which came at an issue price of ₹ 121, closed with a slight gain on the day of listing, but has now come down to ₹ 47 and has given a loss of up to 61% to investors.
This IPO, listed in March 2026, showed a decline of 31% on the first day itself. As against the issue of ₹104, it is now close to ₹40, i.e. a loss of more than 60%.
Solarworld Energy Solutions Ltd.
This IPO, which came at ₹351, remained weak on the day of listing and is now trading at ₹143, resulting in a loss of about 59%.
Its IPO came at ₹325 and now it has come down to ₹137. That means investors have suffered a loss of about 57%.
As against the issue price of ₹222, this share has now come down to ₹84, causing a loss of about 56% to the investors.
Jaro Institute of Technology
This IPO, which came at ₹890, fell on the day of listing and is now at ₹387, i.e. a fall of 56%.
Om Freight Forwarders Ltd.
As against the issue price of ₹135, the share is now at ₹59, resulting in a loss of about 56%.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice in any way. ET NOW Swadesh recommends its readers and viewers to consult their financial advisors before taking any money-related decisions.
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