The fall in shares of Reliance Home Finance Ltd., Reliance Power Ltd. and Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. in the last three sessions eroded approximately Rs 3,216 crore in market cap after SEBI's ban on industrialist Anil Ambani and 24 other entities from the securities market for five years due to alleged siphoning of funds.
Reliance Infrastructure was the worst-hit stock after it fell over 14% on Monday and, in the last three sessions, the company lost Rs 1,097.7 crore. This was because the company has been barred from accessing the securities markets for six months and was fined Rs 6 lakh.
However, the stock recovered from Monday's fall and closed 0.60% higher at Rs 208 apiece on the NSE on Tuesday. The share price has fallen 1.87% in the last three sessions, recovering from Monday's steep fall.
RHFL and Reliance Power were locked in the lower circuits in the last three sessions.
Reliance Power, the second worst-hit stock, has lost Rs 2,084.8 crore as the stock fell 9.77% since the news broke. RHFL shares fell 10.11% in the last three sessions, losing Rs 33.5 crore.
RHFL and Reliance Power fell over 5% and closed at Rs 4 and Rs 31.11 respectively.
Ambani was fined Rs 25 crore by the markets regulator and was prohibited from having any kind of association, including directorial authority, with any other listed firm. The stringent action against Ambani and the companies came as SEBI found diversion of funds from RHFL. Investigation revealed a sharp increase in loans and procedural flaws.
A spokesperson said on Sunday that the industrialist was reviewing the SEBI order.