Shares of Trent decline sharply in early trade after the company’s Q1 revenue growth fails to meet market expectations. Multiple reports say the sell-off is substantial, with the stock opening around ₹3,080 and moving lower to roughly ₹2,966 during the session. One outlet notes heavy intraday selling pressure, with sell orders substantially exceeding buy orders (about a 72:28 ratio). Another report characterizes the drop as the steepest among Sensex and Nifty-listed firms at the time, indicating broad weakness relative to peers. While the exact percentage drop varies across sources—around 11% to more than 12%—the common factor is that investors react negatively to the Q1 revenue growth figure coming in below estimates. The reports do not detail other operational drivers; the emphasis remains on the mismatch between reported growth and street expectations leading to a rapid reassessment of the stock’s near-term outlook.