Top 10 Infrastructure Stocks CMP Down More Than 40% From 52 Week High Levels

A host of issues, notably inflation, have conspired against the stock market so far this year. The Reserve Bank of India's aggressive interest rate hikes to help control skyrocketing prices, supply chain disruptions, and the Ukraine crisis all come amid persistent global headwinds and economic uncertainty. Investments in energy and physical infrastructure, particularly infrastructure equities, are currently favoured by the market, while tech stocks are undervalued.

Infrastructure is in high demand for two reasons. The first is the necessity to improve infrastructure in developed countries. Second, the developing world needs to invest in new infrastructure to promote economic growth.

In an effort to bring the development the to grass route through the infrastructure the government of India is also promoting infrastructure development throughout the country with the launch of PM GatiShakti - National Master Plan for Multi-Modal Connectivity. The Scheme is designed to bring world-class infrastructure and unify the numerous strands of India's infrastructure development on a common route.

Here are the top 10 Infrastructure Stocks Trading more than 40% down from the 52 Week high per share levels.

Infrastructure Stocks	CMP	Down	52 Week Low	52 Week High
Tarini International Ltd	Rs 5.59	76.46%	Rs 4.93	Rs 23.75
Dilip Buildcon Ltd	Rs 228.15	69.57%	Rs 211	Rs 749.80
Supreme Infrastructure India Ltd	Rs 11.10	66.47%	Rs 8.90	Rs 33.10
GE Power India Ltd	Rs 147.45	60.36%	Rs 130.75	Rs 372
Tantia Constructions Ltd	Rs 14.65	56.98%	Rs 5.60	Rs 34.05
AJR Infra & Tolling Ltd	Rs 1.70	54.05%	Rs 1.25	Rs 3.70
GMR Power & Urban Infra Ltd	Rs 22.95	52.19%	Rs 19.20	Rs 48
Jaypee Infratech Ltd	Rs 2.50	48.45%	Rs 1.70	Rs 4.85
Atlanta Ltd	Rs 15.05	49.07%	Rs 11.25	Rs 29.55
Veer Energy & Infrastructure Ltd	Rs11.95	47.82%	Rs 9.93	Rs 22.90

Data as on - 09 June 2022

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