More than half of mid-to-large cap companies fail to deliver returns in 2026

More than half of mid-to-large cap companies in India have failed to deliver returns in 2026, with many facing losses. This is a concerning trend for investors, particularly foreign portfolio investors who have sold a significant amount of Indian equities this year due to geopolitical uncertainties. The decline in these companies' market capitalisation is also affecting investor sentiment, with eight companies experiencing significant erosion. The factors contributing to these declines include regulatory issues, high funding costs, and margin pressures, which are likely to continue impacting…

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More than half of India's mid-to-large tier companies have faced losses in 2026. This could lead to decreased investor confidence in these companies.

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