For the fifth consecutive session, CG Power & Solutions took another sharp dip, with its share price plummeting over 12% on Tuesday, down to ₹517.75 from a starting point of ₹599. It’s a clear sign that selling pressure is mounting, and investors are starting to feel uneasy. With ₹489 crore in trading volume and a total of 93.43 lakh shares shifting hands on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), it’s hard to ignore the weight of the downward trend. By midday, trading activity had already surged to a staggering ₹666.34 crore, with a total volume of 121.75 lakh shares. Despite the company’s solid fundamentals and a market cap of ₹84,119.85 crore, CG Power’s stock has been riding a rollercoaster over the past year, fluctuating between ₹420 and ₹874.50. The latest drop isn’t just about the stock’s volatility—it’s tied to a mix of sector-wide weakness and broader market turbulence, with profit booking and investor jitters playing a role. Rising raw material costs, especially for copper and aluminum, are also hitting the company’s bottom line hard. The economic instability and slow-moving project approvals have taken a toll on CG Power’s revenue growth, leading to a 25.77% drop year-to-date. Over the past six months, the stock has shed 24.91%, and in the last three months, it’s down 22.75%. While the company’s net profit took an 8.8% hit in the September quarter, reaching ₹221 crore, the pain doesn’t end there. Its EBITDA slid 4.6% year-on-year, coming in at ₹294.7 crore.