RCom's equity holders are already shorn. The company's shares plunged by a record Monday, losing more than a third of their value, before closing at 7.6 rupees, their lowest since listing in 2006. The stock had plummeted 60 percent in 2018 as India's former No. 2 wireless carrier battled creditors in court and proposed one asset sale after another that fell through. Other listed parts of Anil Ambani's empire took a pounding as well Monday. Reliance Capital Ltd. plunged 20 percent to the lowest price since June 2005. Reliance Power Ltd. plummeted 35 percent to a record low and Reliance Naval and Engineering Ltd. dropped 15 percent to its lowest ever. The downfall signals another inflection point in the dueling fortunes of two brothers in India's richest family.