Top Loser Stocks in 2025: It’s been 4 days since the month of December started. The year is at its last stage. Looking back we will know that this year the stock market went through many ups and downs. During this period, some shares made profits for investors, while some did not live up to their expectations. Today, through this news, we are going to tell you about 10 such stocks, on which the investors who placed bets had to return empty handed disappointed. Let’s take a look at this:-

Trent

Even though the index reached its new record high level in 14 months in the month of November, some stocks lagged behind. Due to this, investors suffered huge losses. The first name that comes in this is Trent. Although it has given multibagger returns in the last two years, but this year it has come under heavy selling pressure.

So far this year, Trent’s shares have fallen by 42 percent. This happened for the first time in the last 12 years because earlier in the year 2013, a decline of only 3.5 percent was recorded in the shares. After this, there was a huge rise in shares by 126 percent and 132 percent in 2023 and 2024, but in 2025 the tables were completely turned.

TCS

Tata Group company TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) is also among those stocks, which have caused huge losses to investors this year. TCS shares have fallen by 25-30 percent so far this year. It is about 33-36 percent below its 52-week high level. At present, the share price has fallen from Rs 4,302.75 to Rs 3,221, which shows a decline of 25.14 percent.

wipro

The shares of IT sector giant Wipro have also declined by 14.37 percent so far this year.

Power Grid Corp

Power Grid Corp has also disappointed investors this year. Its shares have fallen by about 19 percent so far this year.

Infosys

Shares of Infosys, the country’s second largest IT services company, have slipped by about 15 percent so far in the year 2025. The share price has fallen from its 52-week high level to Rs 2,006 to Rs 1,568.

Jio Financial Services

By the end of the year, Reliance Group company JIO Financial Services also seems to be disappointing its investors. So far this year, its shares have fallen by 10.94 percent.

NTPC

NTPC is also included among the stocks which have fallen heavily so far this year. Its shares have slipped by 12.03 percent so far this year.

ITC

Shares of ITC have fallen by 10.15 percent so far this year and shares of Adani Group company Adani Enterprises have fallen by 9.25 percent.

hail

Shares of cab service provider Ola have also caused huge losses to investors by slipping 63.13 percent so far this year.

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Tcs tent share falls: Trent and TCS are both prestigious companies of Tata Group. But in 2025, the shares of these two have fallen by more than 25 percent on the Nifty-50. While the shares of IT company TCS declined by 25 percent, Tata Group’s retail company Trent’s shares have come down by about 30 percent. Trent company operates brands like ‘Judio’ and ‘Westset’.

After all, why did these Tata companies decline?

In fact, the stock of Tata Group’s IT company TCS fell to about 55 percent even during the 2008 global economic recession. However, it is believed that TCS share doubles investors’ money in five years. In the past years, TCS has also given a return of about 800 percent. But the problems of the present time are affecting the entire IT sector.

One of the main reasons is that now it has become difficult for companies to get new projects due to the increasing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the cuts in expenses by clients in the US. Apart from this, TCS has recently decided to lay off around 12,000 employees. The quarterly results of the recently announced company have also been weaker than expectations, which has increased the disappointment of investors.

TCS reduced target price

Brokerage firm Elar Capital has now reduced the target price of TCS from Rs 3820 to Rs 3780. He says that both the income and profits of the company are under pressure. At the same time, Goldman Sachs has also downgosed the rating of TCS. However, TCS management says that in the financial year 2025-26, performance in international markets is expected to be better than 2024-25. Along with this, if the situation improves, then the results of the second quarter can also be strong.

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