Indian stock markets are witnessing a sharp decline, with even fundamentally strong stocks hitting 52-week lows due to multiple factors. Rising global uncertainties, including U.S. trade tariffs and recession fears, have led to significant Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) outflows of $16 billion.

High valuations in mid-small-cap stocks have triggered corrections, while slowing GDP growth by 6.4 percent has weakened investor sentiment. Additionally, declining domestic fund inflows, particularly in mutual funds, and sector-specific pressures have further fueled the downturn.

IDFC First Bank

Formed through the 2018 merger of IDFC Bank and Capital First, IDFC FIRST Bank continues to expand in retail, MSME, and corporate banking. In Q3 FY25, the customer deposits rose 28.8 percent YoY to Rs 2.27 lakh crore, while loans grew 22 percent YoY to Rs 2.31 lakh crore. With a 47.7 percent CASA ratio and 16.11 percent capital adequacy ratio, 971 branches, and strong digital banking, the bank remains financially stable.

In Q3FY25, revenue reached Rs  9,343 crore, reflecting an 18.5 percent YoY growth from Rs 7,880 crore in Q3FY24 and a 4 percent QoQ increase from Rs 8,957 crore in Q2FY25. Profit declined to Rs 340 crore, marking a 53.5 percent YoY decline from Rs 732 crore in Q3 FY24 and a 60 percent QoQ increase from Rs 212 crore in Q2 FY25.

Delhivery

Since its inception in 2011, India’s leading fully integrated logistics provider has fulfilled over 2 billion orders, covering 18,700+ pin codes across all states. With 24 automated sort centers, 94 gateways, and 2,880 direct delivery centers, its 57,000+ workforce ensures seamless 24/7, year-round operations, powered by cutting-edge technology and world-class infrastructure.

The stock is trading at Rs. 242.11, above 0.8 percent for the day but down 43 percent over the past year. The stock hit an all-time low of Rs 236.53.

Founded in 1998, Astral Limited revolutionized India’s piping industry by introducing CPVC piping and expanding into pipes, adhesives, bathware, and paints. With a strong focus on quality and innovation, the company has grown into a household name in building materials. Today, Astral operates 16 manufacturing plants and exports to 31+ countries worldwide.

In Q3FY25, revenue reached Rs 1,397 crore, reflecting a 2 percent YoY growth from Rs 1,370 crore in Q3FY24 and a 2 percent QoQ increase from Rs 1370 crore in Q2FY25. Profit remained flat at Rs 113 crore, from Rs. 113 crore in Q3 FY24 and a 4 percent QoQ increase from Rs. 109 crore in Q2 FY25.

LTIMindtree

Incorporated in 1996, LTIM, a subsidiary of L&T, is a technology solution provider, offering digital transformation and technology services to its clients spread across the globe. The company’s services include cloud & infrastructure, consulting, customer success, data & analytics, and digital engineering, among others. With a global presence in 40+ countries, 700+ clients, and annual revenue exceeding $4 billion

In Q3 FY25, revenue reached Rs 9,661 crore, reflecting a 7 percent YoY growth from Rs 9,017 crore in Q3 FY24 and a 2.4 percent QoQ increase from Rs 9,433 crore in Q2 FY25. Profit declined to Rs 1,087 crore, marking a 7 percent YoY decline from Rs 1,169  crore in Q3 FY24 and a 13 percent QoQ decrease from Rs 1,252 crore in Q2 FY25.

The stock is trading at Rs. 4,464.95, down 0.5 percent for the day but down 14 percent over the past year. The stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 4,437.45.