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From Rs 1,125 to Rs 60, Gensol shares crash 92% in 2025

EV dreams stumble as governance red flags and defaults surface

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From hot EV play to a market pariah — Gensol Engineering 's stock has nosedived 92 per cent so far in 2025. It is currently trading at its 52-week low of Rs 60, down from a peak of Rs 1,125 last year. The crash hasn't come overnight. For 20 straight sessions, the stock has been stuck in the 5 per cent lower circuit. Investors are spooked, and for good reason.

What does Gensol do?

Gensol isn't a household name, but it made a splash in the clean energy space. It started off in solar EPC projects — basically building and installing solar plants — and then dove into electric vehicle (EV) leasing and manufacturing. At one point, it was even setting up a 30,000-EV-per-year plant in Pune. The company rode the EV wave... until the wave crashed.

So, what went wrong?

Here's why the stock is in freefall:

  • SEBI crackdown : The regulator barred Gensol promoters Anmol and Puneet Jaggi from trading, citing misuse of IPO funds. Instead of buying EVs, some of that money allegedly went into luxury real estate.
  • Credit downgrades : ICRA and CARE downgraded the company's loans to 'D' — that's default territory. Reports allege delays in payments and fudged documents.
  • Red flag from exchanges : NSE and BSE threw Gensol under the Enhanced Surveillance Measure (ESM), a warning label for stocks showing signs of stress.

All these issues didn't just raise eyebrows — they sent investors running for the exits.

What's the score?

Here's how Gensol fares on the Value Research ratings scale:

Score type Rating (out of 10)
Quality 3
Growth 5
Valuation 7
Momentum 1

Momentum is gone. And the low quality score reflects serious governance issues.

Final word

This isn't just about one stock falling. It's a lesson in hype vs fundamentals. Gensol looked exciting — solar, EVs, climate buzz — but lacked strong internal checks. Once governance cracks appeared, the fall was swift and brutal.

Gensol's collapse is a reminder that flashy sectors and fancy growth stories can't make up for poor governance. Until the dust settles and some clarity returns, this one's best left alone.

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