So far in 2025, the Indian stock market has been a wild ride. Trump’s tariff plans, FII selling, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty have all contributed to market volatility. Investors are concerned as the Sensex has dropped 12% from its 52-week peak.
The overall market capitalisation of businesses listed on the BSE is Rs 4,03,91,549 crore as of February 20. After accounting for suspended firms, 3,893 of the 4,857 listed companies are still actively traded.
Let’s examine the BSE 100 stocks that have lost the most market capitalisation so far this year. Maximum market capitalisation drop for these five BSE 100 equities
- Siemens’s Market Value Drops 47%.
In 2025, Siemens’ market capitalisation saw a considerable decrease. Its market capitalisation was Rs 3,35,000 crore at the beginning of the year. But as of right now, it has dropped to Rs 1,76,000 crore, a steep 47% decrease.
The decline is also evident in Siemens’ stock price, which has decreased by about 19% in the past month. But Siemens’ stock is down about 25% so far this year.
- Trent: A 30% Drop in Market Capitalisation
The market value of retail behemoth Trent has also plummeted. At the beginning of 2025, the company’s worth was Rs 2.6 lakh crore; however, as of right now, it has dropped 30% to Rs 1.81 lakh crore.
Trent’s share price has increased 27% in the last year, despite this brief decline. However, the stock has dropped 24% during the past six months. The 52-week low for the firm is Rs 3,750.25 per share.
- Varun Beverages: 28% Decline In Market Capitalisation
The market capitalisation of Varun Beverages, the authorised distributor and bottler of PepsiCo goods in India has also experienced sharp drops.
The company’s market capitalisation was Rs 2,21,000 crore at the beginning of the year. But as of right present, it has dropped by a steep 28.5% to Rs 1,58,000 crore.
The stock has dropped 21% in the previous six months and by 8% in the last five days. Annually, the stock has decreased by 18%. The share price of Varun Beverages fell 52 weeks to Rs 454.10 on February 19. The stock is now down 1.46% in intraday trading at Rs 468.95.
- Jio Financial Services: A 23% Decline In Market Capitalisation
Since it is anticipated to join the Nifty 50 index after its next rebalance in March 2024, Jio Financial Services has drawn attention. The company’s shares have nonetheless suffered, even though this move is anticipated to result in significant passive fund inflows.
Jio Financial’s market capitalisation was Rs 1,95,000 crore at the start of the year. It has now dropped to Rs 1,49,000 crore, a 23.6% decrease.
Over the last month, the company’s stock performance has increased by 4%. However, the stock has dropped by about 30% in just six months. From a wider angle, the share price of Jio Financial has fallen 16% this year.
The company’s low is Rs 217.01, and its 52-week high is Rs 394.70. The stock is currently trading at Rs 235, over 7% higher than its 52-week low.
- Adani Green Energy: 17% Decrease In Market Capitalisation
The market capitalisation of Adani Green Energy has decreased thus far in 2025. The company’s market capitalisation, which was Rs 1.65 lakh crore at the start of the year, has now decreased by 17% to Rs 1.37 lakh crore.
At Rs 871 per share, Adani Green Energy’s share price is getting closer to its 52-week low of Rs 840.45. The price of Adani Green’s shares has dropped by 55% in the last six months and by 55% annually.
