52-Week Low Stocks on 09 January 2026 | StockYaari Market Insight
The market on 09 January 2026 stayed mixed. While the benchmark indices did not see a sharp fall, several well-known mid-cap and large-cap stocks slipped close to their 52-week lows. This kind of movement often confuses investors.
Many people ask,
“If the market is not crashing, why is my stock falling?”
Today’s 52-week low list gives a clear answer. Weakness does not always come from panic. Sometimes it comes from sector rotation, muted earnings expectations, or investors simply moving money elsewhere.
Let’s take a closer look at the stocks trading near their yearly lows and what this data really tells us.
Stocks Trading Near 52-Week Lows (09 January 2026)
| Stock Name | Price | Day’s High | Day’s Low | Open | 52-Week Low |
| Tejas Networks | ~425.75 | ~443.60 | ~423.15 | ~443.00 | ~423.15 |
| Cohance Life | ~479.65 | ~494.70 | ~477.55 | ~494.70 | ~477.55 |
| Afcons Infra | ~366.75 | ~376.00 | ~362.80 | ~375.70 | ~362.80 |
| Westlife Food | ~516.90 | ~524.10 | ~512.05 | ~517.30 | ~512.05 |
| Happiest Minds | ~447.00 | ~450.95 | ~442.00 | ~448.00 | ~442.00 |
| BASF | ~3,760.00 | ~3,812.60 | ~3,735.50 | ~3,766.30 | ~3,735.50 |
| United Breweries | ~1,545.90 | ~1,555.00 | ~1,533.00 | ~1,550.00 | ~1,533.00 |
| Jyothy Labs | ~263.90 | ~267.30 | ~263.30 | ~267.30 | ~263.30 |
| AWL Agri | ~225.96 | ~227.75 | ~223.50 | ~227.60 | ~223.50 |
| NCC | ~151.76 | ~152.95 | ~149.10 | ~152.90 | ~149.10 |
| Inox Wind | ~117.00 | ~118.19 | ~114.55 | ~117.88 | ~114.55 |
| Premier Energies | ~726.05 | ~732.30 | ~717.05 | ~730.45 | ~717.05 |
| Carborundum Universal | ~813.90 | ~821.95 | ~801.60 | ~819.95 | ~801.60 |
| Raymond | ~415.00 | ~417.05 | ~408.00 | ~417.00 | ~408.00 |
| IRCTC | ~653.80 | ~658.15 | ~647.05 | ~656.40 | ~647.05 |
| Mahanagar Gas | ~1,055.60 | ~1,060.10 | ~1,040.20 | ~1,051.30 | ~1,040.20 |
| ACC | ~1,720.80 | ~1,725.80 | ~1,701.00 | ~1,723.40 | ~1,701.00 |
| Whirlpool | ~863.10 | ~866.70 | ~852.60 | ~866.00 | ~852.60 |
| Clean Science | ~857.90 | ~859.45 | ~848.00 | ~857.45 | ~848.00 |
| Page Industries | ~34,790.00 | ~34,915.00 | ~34,515.00 | ~34,830.00 | ~34,515.00 |
| Jubilant FoodWorks | ~526.90 | ~530.35 | ~523.20 | ~525.95 | ~523.20 |
| PCBL Chemicals | ~286.50 | ~287.35 | ~280.85 | ~284.00 | ~280.85 |
| Bata India | ~931.45 | ~935.20 | ~914.85 | ~925.00 | ~914.85 |
| Maharashtra Seamless | ~544.35 | ~545.00 | ~533.80 | ~539.85 | ~533.80 |
| Godrej Agrovet | ~563.75 | ~566.55 | ~556.60 | ~561.30 | ~556.60 |
| Sapphire Foods | ~223.50 | ~224.00 | ~218.05 | ~221.05 | ~218.05 |
Source: NSE & Moneycontrol
Prices are approximate and can change during the trading session.
What This Data Shows Us
A few clear trends stand out from today’s list.
1. Weakness Is Spread Across Sectors
The fall is not limited to one sector. We see pressure in technology companies like Tejas Networks and Happiest Minds Infra, as well as capital goods stocks like Afcons Infra, NCC, and Carborundum Universal. We also see pressure in retail and consumption stocks like Westlife Food, Bata India, and Jubilant FoodWorks. This shows us that the selling is happening all over the place and not because of one bad thing.
2. Even Strong Brands Are Not Immune
Stocks like IRCTC, Page Industries, United Breweries, and Whirlpool are known brands. Yet they are trading close to their yearly lows.
This reminds investors of something very important.
A company’s stock won’t necessarily go up just because it’s a good one.
Just like the markets, strong firms go through times of consolidation and correction.
3. Low interest in buying at lower levels
A lot of the stocks on the list traded close to their intraday lows. This usually means that people aren’t really interested in buying at these costs.
It does not mean panic selling. Instead, it shows that buyers are waiting for clearer signals before stepping in.
Why Do Stocks Touch 52-Week Lows?
There is no single reason, but these are some common ones.
1. Slow growth or pressure on earnings
Investors drop their expectations when growth slows down or profits come under pressure. This shows in the stock price over time.
2. Rotation of sectors
A lot of the time, money transfers from one industry to another. Some stocks quietly drop in value even when there isn’t any adverse news when investors change their minds.
3. Hangover from a high valuation
When values get ahead of fundamentals, stocks that did quite well in the past may go down. The market then takes time to reprice them.
How Should Retail Investors Look at 52-Week Lows?
This data should guide thinking, not emotions.
1. Use It as a Study List
A stock at a 52-week low is worth studying, not blindly buying.
Ask simple questions.
Is the business still strong?
Is the problem temporary or long-term?
Are earnings likely to improve?
2. Avoid Panic Decisions
Seeing red in your portfolio feels uncomfortable. But selling only because a stock is at a yearly low can lock in losses.
Markets come back, but only investors who wait see gains.
3. Make sure your decisions fit with your time frame.
Short-term price changes don’t matter as much if you are a long-term investor.
If you are a trader, risk control and stop-loss levels become very important.
Final Takeaway
The market on 09 January 2026 once again showed that strength and weakness can exist at the same time. While the indexes stayed very steady, a lot of stocks fell close to their 52-week lows.
Don’t freak out; this is not a sign. It tells us to be careful, patient, and disciplined.
We at StockYaari don’t think that lists like “52-week low stocks” are good reasons to make quick decisions. Instead, we think they are ways to get a sense of how the market is doing. You might be possible to get rich over time if you study, get ready, and keep calm.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari