Several NSE-listed stocks touched fresh 52-week highs during Monday’s trading session on December 15, reflecting sustained buying interest in select auto, metals and speciality manufacturing counters.
Ashok Leyland hit a new 52-week high of ₹167.14, with the stock trading at ₹166.50, up 1.61%. Ashapura Minechem also scaled a fresh yearly peak of ₹766, rising 1.68% to ₹758.
Cupid Ltd touched a new 52-week high of ₹419, gaining 3.53% to trade at ₹407.90, while Dredging Corporation of India rose 2.01% to ₹1,055.50 after hitting a high of ₹1,070.50.
Among jewellery-linked and precious-metal names, Axis Gold ETF moved to a 52-week high of ₹112.07, while BNP Paribas Gold ETF touched ₹130.50. Choice Gold ETF also hit a fresh high of ₹133.14.
In the mid-cap space, Delphi TVS reached a new yearly high of ₹255.50, trading 0.69% higher at ₹252.80. Corona Remedies touched ₹1,497.80, though the stock was trading 3.25% lower at ₹1,422.20, indicating some profit-taking at higher levels.
Arfin India hit a 52-week high of ₹65.95 but was trading 1.51% lower at ₹63.90, while Axis Silver ETF touched a high of ₹196.13, ending marginally lower.
Separately, ASL Industries stood out after touching ₹105.45, marking a sharp rise from its previous 52-week high of ₹55.05, reflecting heightened speculative interest.
Overall, the 52-week high list highlighted continued stock-specific momentum, particularly in auto, commodity-linked and niche manufacturing stocks.
