
India’s Capital Market stocks like Angel One, BSE, CDSL have corrected between 35% to 50% from their respective 52-week highs or all-time highs, in-line with the sell-off seen in the equity markets starting September last year. The pace of demat account addition has also started slowing down according to official data. With the correction seen in these stocks, they may have to gain between 40% to 90% from their respective current levels to reclaim their previous highs. Lets take a look at these names:

BSE | Shares of BSE had corrected 40% from their January 2025 peak of ₹6,133, come March this year. The stock has seen a marginal rebound from those levels. Yet, the stock needs to gain another 48% from current levels to reclaim their earlier highs. A consensus estimate of 12 analysts tracking the stock is projecting a potential upside of 39% from current levels.

CDSL | Shares of CDSL have borne a severe brunt of the market sell-off, with the stock having declined 38% already in the first two-and-a-half months of the year so far. As of closing on Tuesday, the stock is still down 44% from its recent peak of ₹1,989. This means that the stock will have to surge nearly 80% from current levels to reclaim their previous highs. A consensus estimate of 10% analysts tracking the stock, have a potential upside of 20% from current levels.

CAMS | Despite a 6% rebound on Tuesday, shares of Computer Age Management Services are still down 40% from their all-time high, which stands at ₹5,367 and despite the rebound, the stock is still down nearly 30% so far in 2025. CAMS shares will have to surge nearly 50% from current levels to reclaim their previous highs. A consensus estimate of 15 analysts expect the stock to rise another 18% from current levels.

MCX | The stock has seen a rebound of 16% from last week’s lows but is still down 27% from their June 2024 peak of ₹7,048. The stock needs to gain another 39% from current levels to reclaim their previous highs. A consensus estimate of 11 analysts covering the stock indicate a potential upside of 23% for the stock.

Motilal Oswal | Motilal Oswal’s shares have also tanked 38% so far in 2025 and this is after the 5.5% gain it saw during Tuesday’s trading session. The stock needs to surge as much as 75% from current levels to reclaim the highs of ₹1,064 that it had surged to. A consensus estimate of five analysts expects the stock to rally as much as 53% from current levels.

Kfin Tech | Shares of Kfin Tech have declined over 40% from their recent peak but are seeing some momentum over the last two trading sessions from lower levels. Even then, the stock has to surge more than 75% to reclaim its earlier highs of ₹1,641. A consensus estimate of 16 analysts indicate a potential upside of 27% from current levels.

Angel One | Angel One is one of the few capital market names that more than halved from their peak. The stock had been in correction mode even as most of its peers were making new highs. The stock has to nearly double, or surge 87% from current levels to reclaim its earlier highs of ₹3,900. A consensus estimate of nine analysts projects a 28% potential upside for the stock from current levels.