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Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Share Price Slide Nearly 8%

By Shishta Dutta | Updated at: Feb 5, 2026 06:26 PM IST

Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Share Price Slide Nearly 8%
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Bengaluru, February 05, 2026: Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Ltd. shares saw a significant sell-off, dropping by almost 8% during the trading session. The drop coincided with cautious investor sentiment and pressure on commodity markets.

On February 5, at 3:30 pm IST, the Sandur Manganese & Iron share price was down ₹18.51 or 8.00% for the day at ₹212.90 on the NSE. This was one of the stock’s greatest one-day drops in recent weeks.

Why The Sandur Manganese & Iron Share Price Moved

The sudden drop in Sandur Manganese & Iron share price seems to be connected to a general decline in metal and commodity companies and this is because investors were wary due to fluctuating commodity prices worldwide.

Additionally, as investors cut down on their exposure to cyclical industries due to global uncertainties, mid- and small-cap metal stocks have been under pressure to sell. Peer equities like NMDC and other mining companies fell during the session, which made the mood even worse.

Stock Performance Snapshot

Sandur Manganese and Iron Ores Ltd remained under heavy selling pressure on February 5, with the stock closing at ₹212.90 as of 3:30 pm IST, down ₹18.51 or 8.00% from its previous close of ₹231.41. The sharp decline reflected weak sentiment throughout the trading session.

The stock opened significantly lower at ₹221.91. This also marked the day’s high. Selling intensified as the session progressed. This pushed the price to an intraday low of ₹210.23. Although the share attempted minor stabilisation in the afternoon, it failed to recover meaningfully. The Sandur Manganese & Iron share price ended near the day’s low. This shows sustained selling interest and a cautious investor mood.

What This Means for Investors

The abrupt drop brings attention to the core volatility of mining and metal companies. Global cues and investor risk appetite may continue to influence short-term swings. This could be done while long-term fundamentals are still linked to commodity demand and pricing cycles.

Since short-term volatility is likely to continue, investors may keep a careful eye on commodity price movements. They can also keep a close check on demand expectations, and sector-wide changes before launching new positions.

About the Company

Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Ltd was founded in Karnataka, India, in 1954. The leading integrated commodity company is renowned for its sustainable, scientific iron ore and manganese mining.

The company, which has been producing ferroalloys, coke, and green energy for more than 70 years, is also growing into the steel industry. It is known for its award-winning, environmentally friendly practices.

Ref: https://www.nseindia.com/companies-listing/corporate-filings-postal-ballot?symbol=SANDUMA&tabIndex=equity

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