The stock market often goes through ups and downs due to various reasons like global economic conditions, company performance, market sentiment, or government policies. Sometimes, these factors lead to a sharp fall in stock prices, giving investors a chance to buy quality companies at a lower price.
In this report, we focus on stocks that have dropped up to 46 percent in the past one year. These are companies that were once trading at higher prices but are now available at a much lower value. Such price corrections may happen due to temporary challenges, market volatility, or negative news. However, for smart investors, these dips can be potential opportunities especially if the company has strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.
1. Sonata Software Ltd
Sonata Software Ltd is a global IT services company based in Bengaluru, India, known for helping businesses modernize their technology and improve efficiency. With annual revenues of $1 billion and a market cap of Rs.10,184 Crores, it is one of the fastest growing IT firms. The company specializes in digital transformation using its unique platform called Platformation.AI, which supports services in areas like cloud, data, cybersecurity, automation, and newer technologies such as generative AI and Microsoft Fabric.
With over 6,500 engineers across regions like North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Australia, Sonata works with leading global companies in industries like banking, healthcare, retail, telecom, and manufacturing. It has strong partnerships with top tech companies like Microsoft and AWS, and is recognized for its expertise in AI and digital solutions. Sonata is a public-listed, debt-free company with a solid balance sheet and nearly four decades of experience in the IT sector.
Sonata Software Ltd has delivered a negative return of 50.06 percent in just one year, falling from Rs.663.95 on 1 August 2024, to Rs.362.60 on 1 August 2025. This sharp decline reflects weak investor sentiment and growing concerns around the company’s performance in the current market environment.
2. Jupiter Wagons Ltd
Jupiter Wagons Limited (JWL) is one of India’s most integrated and advanced railway engineering companies under the Jupiter Group. Established in 1979 and professionally reorganized in 2006.
It specializes in the manufacture of a wide range of railway and mobility solutions including freight wagons, passenger coach components, braking systems, and high‐capacity draft gears With highly integrated facilities spread across Kolkata, Jamshedpur, Jabalpur, Indore, Aurangabad, Baddi, and Bangalore, JWL is capable of producing up to 8,000 wagons a year and is backed by its own foundry operations for key parts like couplers and bogies
The company has built a strong presence in the industry by working with well known clients like Indian Railways, BHEL,NTPC,Bharat Benz Larson & Toubro,AVIA Motors and others. which reflects its trusted reputation and solid client base.
Jupiter Wagons Limited has delivered a negative return of 44.85 percent in just one year, falling from Rs.599.45 on 1 August 2024, to Rs.335.45 on 1 August 2025. This sharp decline reflects weak investor sentiment and growing concerns around the company’s performance in the current market environment.
The company’s revenue from operations surged from Rs. 3,641 crores in FY24 reaching Rs. 3,871 crores in FY25, reflecting strong business growth. Net profit also rose from Rs. 333 crores to Rs. 373 crores, indicating better cost management and profitability. These figures highlight a solid improvement in both revenue and overall financial performance.
3. Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd
Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd is a leading provider of advanced mobility solutions with a strong footprint in both India and Italy. The company operates modern manufacturing facilities in both countries and offers a wide range of transportation products for passenger and freight rail systems.
The company designs and manufactures high-speed trains, metro coaches, passenger railcars, and propulsion systems, along with various types of freight wagons, including specialized models. Known for its focus on innovation and quality, the company aims to deliver world-class rail solutions that improve the way people and goods travel. With its forward-looking approach, Titagarh is helping to shape the future of transportation in India and beyond.
Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd has delivered a negative return of 48.23 percent in just one year, falling from Rs.1568.95 on 1 August 2024, to Rs.835.60 on 1 August 2025. This sharp decline reflects weak investor sentiment and growing concerns around the company’s performance in the current market environment.
The company’s revenue from operations surged from Rs. 3,853 crores in FY24 reaching Rs. 3,868 crores in FY25, reflecting strong business growth.But despite revenue growth Net profit fell from Rs. 286 crores to Rs. 275 crores.
4. Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd (IREDA) is a Navratna Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India. Established in 1987, IREDA functions as a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) and a Public Financial Institution, dedicated to promoting and financing projects related to renewable energy and energy efficiency.
With the motto “Energy for Ever,” IREDA plays a key role in supporting India’s transition to clean energy by offering financial assistance for the development of sustainable and environmentally friendly energy solutions. Its mission is to be a competitive, customer-friendly institution that encourages self-sustaining investments in renewable energy and green technologies.
The company’s revenue from operations surged from Rs. 4,965 crores in FY24 reaching Rs. 6,754 crores in FY25, reflecting strong business growth. Net profit also rose from Rs. 1,252 crores to Rs. 1,699 crores, indicating better cost management and profitability. These figures highlight a solid improvement in both revenue and overall financial performance.
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd has delivered a negative return of 44.73 percent in just one year, falling from Rs.257.85 on 1 August 2024, to Rs. 145.70 on 1 August 2025. This sharp decline reflects weak investor sentiment and growing concerns around the company’s performance in the current market environment.
Written by: Sudeep Kumbar.
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