RHETAN was the sharpest loser in the supplied tape, closing at ₹21.01 after a 19.72% decline from ₹26.17. The move came with turnover of about ₹112.1 crore and volume of 5.16 crore shares, both well above the 20-day average turnover of roughly ₹29.3 crore. That scale of activity points to unusually active trading, but the context does not include any company-specific announcement, results, or regulatory filing to explain the pressure. RHETAN is classified under Capital Goods, with Industrial Products as the industry tag. Because no fresh headline was provided, the reason for the decline cannot be confirmed from the supplied inputs alone. The price action is therefore best read as a data-point on a volatile session rather than a stated fundamental development. Source: RHETAN market data.
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Post-closeRHETAN falls 19.7% on heavy turnover, no fresh catalyst supplied
RHETAN ended 19.72% lower at 21.01, with turnover of about ₹112.1 crore versus a 20-day average of ₹29.3 crore. No company-specific news was supplied in the context, so the trigger for the selloff is unclear.
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