A set of notable Indian equities slipped to fresh 52-day lows on December 10, reflecting sector-specific pressure and selective profit-booking across the broader market.
Logistics major Blue Dart touched a new short-term low at ₹5,394, edging down 0.50%, while Crompton extended its decline to ₹249.70, marking a 1.36% drop from its previous close. Pharmaceutical player Albert David also weakened, falling 1.27% to ₹750, signalling continued volatility across healthcare counters.
Small-cap names were equally affected. Arcil dipped 4.56% to ₹71.10, ArihantSup fell 2.58%, and Chembfab closed 1.14% lower. Curis registered one of the steeper drops, sliding 7.45% to ₹108.15, while CSSL declined nearly 5%.
Meanwhile, ABSLliquid remained flat at ₹1,000, and Balco held steady at ₹25, despite broader selling pressure.
The new lows suggest investor caution ahead of mid-month macro cues, with traders adopting a conservative stance across select manufacturing, pharma, and services stocks.
