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News Topical, Digital Desk : On Thursday, November 6, the stock market saw sharp declines in three mid-cap stocks: RS Software (India) Ltd., Dishman Carbogen Amcis Ltd., and V2 Retail Ltd. These three stocks, which opened strongly in the morning, suddenly fell after 10 am, reaching lower circuits amid a frenzy of selling. Find out what caused investor anxiety about these stocks and which delivered profits and which losses over the past year.
RS Software (India) Ltd.: Continuous decline and FII selling - RS Software's share opened at ₹63.55 today but soon after 10 am, it fell by 10% and reached the lower circuit at ₹63.39. Decline of -10% in the last 1 month and -74% in 1 year. However, 130% return in 3 years is still intact. Promoters' stake increased from 40.7% in June 2025 to 40.88% in September 2025, which means confidence remains intact. At the same time, FII stake decreased from 3.3% (December 2024) to 0.78% (September 2025), which means foreign investors have withdrawn.
Dishman Carbogen Amcis Ltd.: Profit booking caused the share to fall -Dishman's share opened at ₹291 today, but fell 10% in a few hours and went into lower circuit at ₹267.85. In this fall, the share lost ₹30. -9% in last 1 month, but +44% return in 1 year and +150% return in 3 years. The share of the company's promoters was 59.32% in September 2025. The share of FII was 8.75% in December 2024, which decreased to 8.07% in September 2025. The market cap of the company is ₹4,200 crore. V2 Retail Ltd. The share of V2 Retail was also under pressure today. The stock opened at ₹2,329 and fell 5%, hitting the lower circuit at this level. During this decline, the stock fell to ₹122. It has delivered impressive returns of +4% in the past one month, +104% in one year, and +2,135% in three years. FII holdings increased from 0.8% in December 2024 to 2.1% in September 2025. The company has a market cap of ₹8,492 crore. Weak sentiment and FII selling in RS Software are concerns. Profit-booking is visible in Dishman Carbogen, while V2 Retail is showing slight fatigue after the recent rally. Experts say that there is no need to fear a temporary correction in stocks that have recently surged, but new investors should monitor volume and fundamentals before entering these stocks.
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