52 Week High Stocks Today
Track stocks trading at or near their 52-week high across NSE and BSE. Compare their latest prices, yearly price ranges and other key market data to identify stocks showing strong price performance.
| ₹577.60 | ₹586.95 | -1.59% | 3,65,031 | |
| ₹412.75 | ₹419.50 | -1.61% | 1,01,44,724 | |
| ₹1,467.30 | ₹1,498.00 | -2.05% | 4,99,455 | |
| ₹3,989.50 | ₹4,094.00 | -2.55% | 2,55,914 | |
| ₹339.55 | ₹349.55 | -2.86% | 1,93,41,790 | |
| ₹1,770.90 | ₹1,825.00 | -2.96% | 31,45,126 | |
| ₹416.55 | ₹429.60 | -3.04% | 42,38,401 | |
| ₹1,227.50 | ₹1,268.00 | -3.19% | 2,87,382 | |
| ₹1,971.30 | ₹2,038.60 | -3.30% | 3,50,211 | |
| ₹199.51 | ₹207.20 | -3.71% | 23,00,283 | |
| ₹1,674.90 | ₹1,740.00 | -3.74% | 9,58,714 | |
| ₹429.00 | ₹446.50 | -3.92% | 82,25,965 | |
| ₹1,971.40 | ₹2,055.30 | -4.08% | 13,74,138 | |
| ₹307.85 | ₹321.40 | -4.22% | 51,90,169 | |
| ₹1,951.30 | ₹2,038.00 | -4.25% | 2,10,605 | |
| ₹725.00 | ₹757.40 | -4.28% | 36,96,656 | |
| ₹359.40 | ₹375.50 | -4.29% | 23,49,162 | |
| ₹2,911.50 | ₹3,042.00 | -4.29% | 2,48,980 | |
| ₹692.75 | ₹725.00 | -4.45% | 29,61,163 | |
| ₹598.45 | ₹627.00 | -4.55% | 5,10,522 | |
| ₹797.00 | ₹844.00 | -5.57% | 20,49,996 | |
| ₹626.85 | ₹663.90 | -5.58% | 47,62,809 | |
| ₹9,196.00 | ₹9,740.00 | -5.59% | 4,80,338 | |
| ₹510.50 | ₹542.60 | -5.92% | 10,68,924 | |
| ₹230.27 | ₹244.89 | -5.97% | 58,75,615 | |
| ₹2,132.00 | ₹2,268.40 | -6.01% | 4,04,648 | |
| ₹18,102.00 | ₹19,265.00 | -6.04% | 1,02,559 | |
| ₹2,064.10 | ₹2,198.00 | -6.09% | 2,61,410 | |
| ₹1,657.00 | ₹1,764.80 | -6.11% | 52,113 | |
| ₹1,214.40 | ₹1,293.80 | -6.14% | 6,29,499 | |
| ₹2,479.00 | ₹2,642.00 | -6.17% | 5,27,032 | |
| ₹1,774.00 | ₹1,891.10 | -6.19% | 27,92,824 | |
| ₹22,530.00 | ₹24,125.00 | -6.61% | 18,625 | |
| ₹816.40 | ₹874.35 | -6.63% | 15,78,431 | |
| ₹1,140.20 | ₹1,222.00 | -6.69% | 16,23,849 | |
| ₹1,700.40 | ₹1,822.60 | -6.70% | 8,46,292 | |
| ₹1,378.80 | ₹1,479.60 | -6.81% | 1,30,981 | |
| ₹297.55 | ₹320.95 | -7.29% | 7,81,630 | |
| ₹1,267.60 | ₹1,368.90 | -7.40% | 2,69,403 | |
| ₹1,139.00 | ₹1,232.10 | -7.56% | 15,92,973 | |
| ₹8,272.00 | ₹8,949.50 | -7.57% | 1,33,656 | |
| ₹696.75 | ₹753.80 | -7.57% | 3,37,569 | |
| ₹1,937.10 | ₹2,100.70 | -7.79% | 67,551 | |
| ₹1,011.10 | ₹1,097.10 | -7.84% | 4,45,092 | |
| ₹3,486.00 | ₹3,796.00 | -8.17% | 1,04,722 | |
| ₹416.00 | ₹453.20 | -8.21% | 2,19,67,652 | |
| ₹82.22 | ₹89.61 | -8.25% | 1,84,39,126 | |
| ₹1,852.00 | ₹2,021.20 | -8.37% | 36,93,526 | |
| ₹227.65 | ₹248.85 | -8.52% | 11,15,230 | |
| ₹1,235.30 | ₹1,351.00 | -8.56% | 10,47,395 |
As on close of 5 Oct 2026
What are 52 Week High Stocks?
A 52-week high is the highest price at which a security has traded in the most recent 52-week period. Stocks trading near this level are considered near their yearly high.
A 52-week high is not the same thing as an all-time high , which is the highest price a stock has ever traded at since it went public . The 52-week high provides a sense of recent price action for a stock.
Why do Stocks reach a 52-Week High?
Stocks hitting a 52-week high can be due to strong earnings, good news about the company, positive corporate actions or simply more interest in buying the stock.
Sector momentum, better economic conditions and positive market sentiment can also push prices higher. Institutional involvement and the outlook for business growth down the road may also lend some extra hand to price movement.
A 52-week high is more about the price performance though, not necessarily an indicator of the fundamental strength of the stock.
How to analyse 52-Week High Stocks?
Investors should look beyond the price of the stock and consider factors such as:
- Price momentum: Check whether the stock is consistently gaining and maintaining upward price momentum.
- Trading volume: Compare trading volume with average levels to assess the strength of the price movement.
- Earnings and company fundamentals: Review revenue, earnings, profitability and other fundamentals supporting the stock's performance.
- Valuation: Compare valuation metrics with historical levels and industry peers to assess whether the stock is reasonably valued.
- Day range and support/resistance: Analyse the day's price range and key technical levels to understand potential price movements.
- Sector and broader market trends: Consider sector performance and overall market conditions that may be influencing the stock.
A 52 week high can be a sign of strength but should not be taken as a buy signal in itself.
Factors Influencing a Stock’s 52-Week High
Stock price can be moved by number of factors like company earnings, revenue growth, business developments and corporate actions. Investor expectations might also be affected by market conditions and changing demand.
External factors such as interest rates, economic indicators and general market sentiment may influence buying activity. Institutional buying and positive expectations for future growth can help a stock move to a new yearly high.
Benefits of Tracking NSE 52-Week High Stocks
- Spot price momentum: Highlight stocks that have been strong in recent weeks.
- Watch strong sectors: Look for sectors with positive market momentum.
- Look for potential breakouts Look for stocks that are at or above their recent price range.
- Performance comparison: See how stocks are trading relative to their yearly range.
- Support further research: Create a shortlist for analysing fundamentals and valuation.
A 52-week high should not be treated as an automatic buying signal.
