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Stocks at 52-Week Highs & Lows

NSE companies at or near their yearly price extremes, updated after every close · 31 Jul 2026

10 companies closed at new 52-week highs and 2 at new lows on 31 Jul 2026 — 42 of 404 scanned trade within 5% of their yearly high.

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new highs
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new lows
42
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404
companies scanned
Company Close ₹ From High RSI 14
Titan Industries NEW HIGH
TITAN
4,875.20 -0.22% 77.6
TVS Motor Company NEW HIGH
TVSMOTOR
4,313.10 -0.28% 80.6
Torrent Pharmaceuticals NEW HIGH
TORNTPHARM
5,122.80 -0.35% 64.1
Divis Laboratories NEW HIGH
DIVISLAB
8,056.00 -0.42% 82.3
Bajaj Auto NEW HIGH
BAJAJ-AUTO
11,520.50 -0.60% 74.2
Apollo Hospitals Enterprises NEW HIGH
APOLLOHOSP
8,957.00 -0.88% 61.9
Bajaj Finance NEW HIGH
BAJFINANCE
1,141.20 -0.89% 73.9
Pidilite Industries NEW HIGH
PIDILITIND
1,611.40 -1.62% 56.8
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries NEW HIGH
SUNPHARMA
1,990.50 -2.76% 66.4
Karnataka Bank NEW HIGH
KTKBANK
284.75 -3.61% 57.3

10 companies · Prices as of 31 Jul 2026 · Source: NSE end-of-day data

Why Watch 52-Week Highs and Lows?

The yearly extremes are the market's memory. How a stock behaves around them says a lot about the strength of the trend behind it.

Momentum at New Highs

Stocks breaking to new 52-week highs have no overhead resistance — every holder is in profit. Momentum research shows such stocks often keep outperforming in the following months.

The "New Highs Today" tab shows only stocks that set their yearly high in the latest session.

Value Hunting at Lows

The lows list mixes genuinely broken businesses with quality companies going through a rough patch. Separating the two is where fundamental analysis earns its keep.

Click any company to check its revenue trend, debt position and valuation before judging the fall.

Breadth as a Market Signal

The ratio of new highs to new lows is a classic market-breadth gauge. A market making index highs while individual new highs shrink is losing internal strength.

The counters at the top of this page give you that reading at a glance, every trading day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 52-week high in the stock market?
A 52-week high is the highest price a stock has traded at during the past year. It is a widely watched level: stocks breaking to new yearly highs often have strong business momentum behind them, which is why traders and long-term investors both track this list.
Is buying stocks at a 52-week high a good strategy?
Research on momentum investing suggests stocks near their 52-week high often continue to perform well, because the level acts as a psychological anchor. But a new high is a starting point for research, not a buy signal — check whether earnings growth and valuation justify the price before investing.
What does it mean when a stock hits a 52-week low?
A 52-week low means the stock is trading at its cheapest level in a year. Sometimes this reflects a genuine deterioration in the business; sometimes it is market over-reaction. The list of 52-week lows is a common hunting ground for contrarian and value investors — always investigate why the stock fell.
How is this screener calculated and how often does it update?
We recompute the list every trading day after the NSE close, using official end-of-day prices. The 52-week high and low use intraday extremes over the trailing 365 days, matching what the exchange displays. "Near high" means the closing price is within 5% of that yearly high.
Why do so many stocks hit 52-week highs at the same time?
The count of new highs versus new lows is itself a market-breadth indicator. In a strong bull phase, dozens of companies set new highs daily; in corrections the lows list dominates. Comparing the two counts on this page gives a quick read on overall market direction.

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Data Source: National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) · End-of-Day Prices · Not investment advice