Worst Nifty Midcap Stocks of 2025: Oracle Financial, Premier Energies, and More

Several Nifty Midcap stocks emerged as 2025’s worst performers despite a broader market recovery. Many names fell 28–39% over one year, even as select stocks saw mild daily gains of 1–3%. Weak sentiment, valuation resets, and sector-specific challenges weighed on mid-cap performance.

BSE midcap and smallcap indices rose 1% each. JSW Steel, Tata Steel, ONGC, SBI Life Insurance, and Kotak Mahindra Bank led Nifty gainers, while TCS, Bajaj Finance, Tech Mahindra, Grasim Industries, and Infosys lagged. Except for IT and telecom, all sectoral indices ended higher, with oil & gas up 2.5%.

Here are the worst Nifty Midcap stock performers in 2025:

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd Oracle Financial Services Software provides mission-critical IT solutions to global banks and financial institutions. Backed by Oracle, it specializes in core banking, risk management, and compliance software, benefiting from rising digital transformation and technology spending across the global financial services industry.

Despite its fintech positioning, the stock has struggled over the past year, plunging 39% and declining 14.37% in the last six months. However, it showed mild recovery today, closing 0.97% higher at Rs 7,697. With a market capitalization of Rs 66,976.91 crore, sentiment remains cautious despite the small uptick.

Premier Energies Ltd Premier Energies is a leading Indian solar energy company engaged in manufacturing solar cells and modules. It benefits from India’s renewable energy push, rising domestic manufacturing, and strong demand for clean energy solutions across utility-scale and rooftop solar projects.

With a market capitalization of Rs 38,164.78 crore, the stock closed at Rs 842.50 on 31st December 2026, declining from its previous close. The mid-cap counter has been a notable laggard, plunging 38% over the past year and 21% in the last six months, reflecting sustained investor caution and weak market confidence.

The stock debuted on the exchanges in September 2024 at a premium of over 100% to its Rs 450 issue price, making it one of the year’s standout listings. Within days of listing, it surged further to hit an all-time high of Rs 1,388 per share.

Kalyan Jewellers Ltd Kalyan Jewellers is one of India’s largest jewellery retailers with a strong domestic and international footprint. The company focuses on trust-based branding, wedding-led demand, and expanding organized jewellery retail amid rising income levels and formalization of the sector.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 50,078.98 crore, the stock closed at Rs 484.95, up 0.50% from the previous close. Despite the marginal gain, the shares have declined sharply, falling about 35% over the past year and 11.30% in the last six months.

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency is a government-backed NBFC that finances renewable energy projects. It plays a key role in India’s clean energy transition by supporting solar, wind, hydro, and emerging green technologies through long-term project financing.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 39,301.15 crore, the stock closed today’s session at Rs 139.90, up 2.15% from the previous close. Despite the marginal gain, the shares have declined sharply, falling about 35% over the past year and 18% in the last six months, marking a sharp reversal from their peak. The stock had been listed in December 2023 at a 56% premium to its issue price.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd Dixon Technologies is India’s leading electronics manufacturing services provider. It benefits from the Make in India initiative, rising outsourcing by global brands, and strong growth across consumer electronics, mobiles, lighting, and home appliances manufacturing.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 73,156.66 crore, the stock closed at Rs 12,055 per share, up about 2.22% from its previous close. Despite the bounce, it has a history of sharp corrections, falling 50% in 2018 and 29% in 2022, with 2025 shaping up as its third negative year. The stock remains nearly 36% below its 52-week high.

Supreme Industries Ltd Supreme Industries is a market leader in plastic piping and industrial products. The company benefits from housing, infrastructure, and agriculture demand, with strong brand equity, wide distribution, and consistent margins supporting steady long-term growth.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 42,833.46 crore, the shares closed at Rs 3,372.00 per share, increased around 3 percent as compared to the previous closing price. The stock is down over 30% so far this year & 23.3 percent in the last six months.

Oberoi Realty Ltd Oberoi Realty is a premium real estate developer focused on luxury residential, commercial, and retail projects. Known for execution quality and prime locations, it benefits from premium housing demand, urbanization, and a strong balance sheet.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 60,581.59 crore, the stock closed at Rs 1,666.15, up about 1.19% from the previous close. Despite the marginal gain, Oberoi has seen a steep 29% decline over the past year, marking its worst annual fall since listing.

Godrej Properties Ltd Godrej Properties combines real estate development with the trusted Godrej brand. It focuses on asset-light partnerships, strong pre-sales momentum, and expansion across key cities, benefiting from housing demand recovery and consolidation in the real estate sector.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 60,421.99 crore, the stock closed at Rs 2,006 per share, up about 1.46% from the previous close. Despite the recent uptick, the counter has struggled over the past year, falling 28% in twelve months and 14.39% in the last six months.

Tube Investments of India Ltd Tube Investments of India is a diversified engineering group with interests in automotive components, bicycles, and emerging businesses. Part of the Murugappa Group, it benefits from manufacturing scale, electric mobility opportunities, and disciplined capital allocation.

On 31st December 2026, with a market capitalization of Rs 50,602.56 crore, the stock closed at Rs 2,615 per share, rising around 2% from the previous close. Despite this gain, Tube Investments of India, part of the Murugappa Group, has endured its worst calendar year on record, with the stock down 28% so far this year.