ELITECON was the day’s sharpest laggard in the supplied context, ending at ₹21.1 after an 8.38% decline from the previous close of ₹23.03. Turnover climbed to ₹20.36 crore, roughly double the 20-day average of ₹10.33 crore, which points to heavier trading interest than usual, though the data provided does not identify a specific catalyst. No company-specific headline or filing was supplied, so the move cannot be tied here to an earnings update, regulatory event, or other named trigger.
The stock traded 93.6 lakh shares on the session, and the move stands out against the broader list of gainers elsewhere in the market context. ELITECON is classified in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods sector and the Cigarettes & Tobacco Products industry on NSE. Given the absence of fresh news in the supplied material, the reason for the slide remains uncertain at this stage.