52 week high stocks

34 shares made a new 52-week high on 27 Oct 2026, the highest price in a year of trading; the largest company among them is Laurus Labs.

Shares at a new 52-week high

Largest company first, companies worth ₹100 Cr or more, closing prices of 27 Oct 2026

  1. 1Laurus Labs logoLaurus LabsLAURUSLABS · Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology₹2,142.00+4.04%52W high₹2,143.10Above 52W low133.3%Market cap₹1,15,735 Cr1Y return+127.8%
  2. 2The Indian Hotels Company logoThe Indian Hotels CompanyINDHOTEL · Leisure Services₹812.85+2.18%52W high₹812.85Above 52W low43.9%Market cap₹1,15,704 Cr1Y return+8.9%
  3. 3Sona BLW Precision Forgings logoSona BLW Precision ForgingsSONACOMS · Auto Components₹851.85+8.95%52W high₹868.00Above 52W low94.6%Market cap₹53,166 Cr1Y return+76.1%
  4. 4Acutaas Chemicals logoAcutaas ChemicalsACUTAAS · Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology₹3,793.30+13.27%52W high₹3,900.00Above 52W low141.6%Market cap₹31,056 Cr1Y return+119.1%
  5. 5Zetwerk Manufacturing Businesses logoZetwerk Manufacturing BusinessesZETWERK · Industrial Manufacturing₹161.69+12.53%52W high₹168.87Above 52W low26.9%Market cap₹27,394 Cr1Y return–
  6. 6International Gemological Institute logoInternational Gemological InstituteIGIL · Commercial Services & Supplies₹392.55+1.88%52W high₹419.00Above 52W low36.8%Market cap₹16,964 Cr1Y return+15.3%
  7. 7PVR INOX logoPVR INOXPVRINOX · Entertainment₹1,464.00+4.22%52W high₹1,475.80Above 52W low61.3%Market cap₹14,074 Cr1Y return+24.2%
  8. 8Bonfiglioli Transmissions logoBonfiglioli TransmissionsBONFIG · Industrial Manufacturing₹625.40+1.79%52W high₹636.00Above 52W low18.6%Market cap₹11,757 Cr1Y return–
  9. 9Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works logoKnowledge Marine & Engineering WorksKMEW · Engineering Services₹3,230.20−1.59%52W high₹3,409.00Above 52W low183.6%Market cap₹8,193 Cr1Y return+171.6%
  10. 10Sahajanand Medical Technologies logoSahajanand Medical TechnologiesSMT · Healthcare Equipment & Supplies₹492.70+20.00%52W high₹492.70Above 52W low42.1%Market cap₹5,008 Cr1Y return–
  11. 11Steamhouse India logoSteamhouse IndiaSTEAMHOUSE · Chemicals & Petrochemicals₹140.64+5.79%52W high₹143.50Above 52W low53.5%Market cap₹3,887 Cr1Y return–
  12. 12SBC Exports logoSBC ExportsSBC · Textiles & Apparels₹66.17+3.86%52W high₹67.10Above 52W low185.3%Market cap₹3,151 Cr1Y return+179.8%
  13. 13Gandhar Oil Refinery (India) logoGandhar Oil Refinery (India)GANDHAR · Petroleum Products₹314.90+4.88%52W high₹318.90Above 52W low173.8%Market cap₹3,082 Cr1Y return+130.1%
  14. 14Oriental Hotels logoOriental HotelsORIENTHOT · Leisure Services₹157.93+2.21%52W high₹159.00Above 52W low97.4%Market cap₹2,821 Cr1Y return+27.3%
  15. 15Mahamaya Steel Industries logoMahamaya Steel IndustriesMAHASTEEL · Industrial Products₹1,523.50+2.11%52W high₹1,550.00Above 52W low167.3%Market cap₹2,504 Cr1Y return+156.4%

How each sector's shares moved

Sectors with the largest share of their companies rising first

Shares that rose and fell in each sector

About 52-week highs

52 week high stocks are shares that traded above their highest price of the past 52 weeks, about 250 trading days, in the latest session. The list shows each one with its closing price, its 52-week high, how far it sits above its 52-week low, its market cap and its one-year return.

Meaning

A 52-week high is the highest price a share has reached in the last 52 weeks. The window rolls forward each day, so older highs drop out.

How this list is built

A share is listed when it trades above its previous 52-week high at any point in the session, so its close can sit below the new high. The range is worked out once a day, after the session closes, and the list does not change during trading.

Prices are adjusted for splits and bonus issues, so a split that halves the price does not make earlier prices look twice as high. Each company is counted once, on its NSE prices where NSE lists it, otherwise on BSE.

Only companies worth ₹100 Cr or more in market cap are shown, largest first. Tabs split the list by size: ranked by average market cap over six months, the first 100 companies are large cap, the next 150 mid cap and the rest small cap, a ranking AMFI revises twice a year.

Columns

Above 52W low is the closing price minus the 52-week low, divided by the 52-week low, as a percentage. The 1Y return is the price change over the past year, and it shows a dash where a year of prices is not available.

Reading the list

A count of new 52-week highs is often read next to the count of new 52-week lows as a measure of how widely the market is moving. The page also shows how many shares rose and fell in each sector; the advance decline page gives the market-wide counts and the ratio.

A share on this list has traded at a price it had not reached in the past year. That is a fact about its price history and says nothing about what the price will do next.

What is a 52-week high?

The highest price a share has traded at in the last 52 weeks, about 250 trading days. A share makes a new one when it trades above that level. The prices are adjusted for splits and bonus issues, so a split does not read as a fall.

Why is the list only updated after the close?

The 52-week range is worked out once a day, after the session closes, so the list is of the latest full trading day and does not change while the market is open.

Does the list include BSE shares?

Yes. Every company listed on NSE or BSE is counted once, on its NSE prices where NSE lists it and on its BSE prices where only BSE does.

Which shares on the list are in the Nifty 50?

A share in the Nifty 50 or the Nifty Next 50 carries the index's name in its row, after its symbol and industry, from the index's latest list of companies. Each index's own page lists all its companies.

What are large, mid and small cap companies?

The classification every mutual fund uses: listed companies ranked by their average market cap over six months, the first 100 large cap, the next 150 mid cap and the rest small cap. The list is revised every January and July.

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