52-Week Low Stocks on November 26, 2025 | Stockyaari
Investors may respond in different ways when a stock reaches its 52-week low. Some people might see it as a chance to buy at a lesser price, while others would be hesitant and question whether there’s a greater problem behind it. On November 26, 2025, a lot of equities were around their 52-week lows, which made people ask the same questions: Is now a good time to invest, or is something else going on that we should be worried about? We look closely at these stocks at StockYaari and give you information to help you decide if you should buy them now or wait.
We’ll talk about what it means for a stock to hit a 52-week low, why some stocks do this, and how you may make an informed choice before putting your money into these stocks in this blog.
When a stock reaches a 52-week low, what does it mean?
The lowest price a stock has been in the last year is a 52-week low. It can be scary, but that doesn’t always mean the company is having problems. There are a number of things that might make a stock hit a 52-week low, such as
Problems in the industry: Sometimes, a whole sector may be having problems, which can make a lot of stocks in that sector go down.
Short-Term Problems: A company could have short-term problems like decreased demand or more costs, which could make its stock price go down.
Market Correction: When the overall market goes down, even companies that are doing well may see their stock prices plummet.
External Factors: Changes in politics, the economy, or happenings around the world can also have an effect on stock values.
Before you buy any stocks, you need to know why they are at a 52-week low. A stock that is cheap doesn’t always imply it’s a bad investment. It could be a chance to buy it at a lower price.
Stocks at Their 52-Week Lows on November 26, 2025
Let’s take a look at some of the stocks that are either hitting their 52-week lows or are very close to them:
| Company Name | Today’s High | Today’s Low | Last Price | Chg | %Chg |
| 21st Cen Mgt | ≈37.35 | ≈36.77 | ≈36.77 | ≈-0.76 | ≈-2.02% |
| Aban Offshore | ≈35.64 | ≈34.5 | ≈34.78 | ≈0.16 | ≈0.46% |
| Agarwal Ind | ≈781.4 | ≈765.4 | ≈770.30 | ≈-4.65 | ≈-0.60% |
| Aksh Optifibre | ≈6.98 | ≈6.65 | ≈6.75 | ≈0.06 | ≈0.90% |
| Alpa Labs | ≈78.68 | ≈75.55 | ≈77.75 | ≈1.01 | ≈1.32% |
| Ansal Properties | ≈3.43 | ≈3.33 | ≈3.41 | ≈0.01 | ≈0.29% |
| Arshiya | ≈1.26 | ≈1.19 | ≈1.26 | ≈0.06 | ≈5.00% |
| BEW Eng | ≈115 | ≈110.65 | ≈114.85 | ≈0.60 | ≈0.53% |
| Bombay Super | ≈109.69 | ≈105.9 | ≈106.03 | ≈-3.16 | ≈-2.89% |
| Capital Trust | ≈15.15 | ≈13.7 | ≈13.70 | ≈-0.73 | ≈-5.06% |
| CHEMPLAST SANMA | ≈294.6 | ≈286.8 | ≈290.00 | ≈1.65 | ≈0.57% |
| Deepak Nitrite | ≈1595 | ≈1574.1 | ≈1577.70 | ≈-2.80 | ≈-0.18% |
| Dhanlaxmi Crop | ≈34 | ≈31 | ≈32.50 | ≈-1.45 | ≈-4.27% |
| Divyadhan Recyc | ≈31 | ≈30 | ≈31.00 | ≈-0.20 | ≈-0.64% |
| Ducon Infratech | ≈4.99 | ≈4.39 | ≈4.45 | ≈0.03 | ≈0.68% |
| Filatex Fashion | ≈0.41 | ≈0.39 | ≈0.40 | ≈0.00 | ≈0.00% |
| Gurunanak Agric | ≈28.75 | ≈27.5 | ≈28.00 | ≈-1.85 | ≈-6.20% |
| Hindustan Media | ≈68.79 | ≈66 | ≈66.76 | ≈-0.12 | ≈-0.18% |
| Indo US Bio-Tec | ≈132.58 | ≈109.5 | ≈132.58 | ≈22.09 | ≈19.99% |
| Inventure Grow | ≈1.31 | ≈1.26 | ≈1.29 | ≈0.02 | ≈1.57% |
| Ishan Intl. | ≈0.85 | ≈0.8 | ≈0.85 | ≈0.05 | ≈6.25% |
| Jalan Transolut | ≈3.1 | ≈3 | ≈3.10 | ≈0.00 | ≈0.00% |
| Jindal Worldwide | ≈33.49 | ≈31.8 | ≈32.97 | ≈0.95 | ≈2.97% |
| JNK India | ≈254.4 | ≈249.1 | ≈251.00 | ≈-0.40 | ≈-0.16% |
| Kabra Jewels | ≈87.8 | ≈84 | ≈87.80 | ≈0.60 | ≈0.69% |
| Kaytex Fabrics | ≈80 | ≈75.8 | ≈80.00 | ≈1.00 | ≈1.27% |
| Kontor Space | ≈63 | ≈58 | ≈63.00 | ≈0.50 | ≈0.80% |
| Magellanic | ≈48.87 | ≈36.96 | ≈36.96 | ≈-9.25 | ≈-20.02% |
| Maheshwari Logi | ≈50.2 | ≈48.12 | ≈50.00 | ≈0.90 | ≈1.83% |
| Mangalam Drugs | ≈35.13 | ≈32.68 | ≈32.68 | ≈-3.64 | ≈-10.02% |
| Nandan Denim | ≈3.12 | ≈3.04 | ≈3.06 | ≈0.01 | ≈0.33% |
| Nandani Creation | ≈31.5 | ≈30.17 | ≈31.50 | ≈0.43 | ≈1.38% |
| Neelam Linens | ≈15.15 | ≈15.15 | ≈15.15 | ≈-0.80 | ≈-5.02% |
| Owais Metal | ≈304.95 | ≈282.5 | ≈302.00 | ≈10.75 | ≈3.69% |
| Paramount Speci | ≈30.5 | ≈30 | ≈30.10 | ≈0.10 | ≈0.33% |
| Priti Internation | ≈58.9 | ≈55.55 | ≈55.86 | ≈-1.23 | ≈-2.15% |
| Pulz Electronic | ≈31 | ≈30.25 | ≈30.25 | ≈-1.60 | ≈-5.02% |
| Rexpro Ent | ≈60.95 | ≈60 | ≈60.95 | ≈-1.05 | ≈-1.69% |
| RS Software | ≈47.49 | ≈45.63 | ≈46.30 | ≈0.10 | ≈0.22% |
| Sadbhav Engg | ≈11.08 | ≈9.95 | ≈11.08 | ≈1.00 | ≈9.92% |
| Sadhana Nitro | ≈6.13 | ≈5.59 | ≈6.13 | ≈0.29 | ≈4.97% |
| Sanofi India | ≈4421 | ≈4356.5 | ≈4398.00 | ≈17.30 | ≈0.39% |
| Servotech Renew | ≈96.95 | ≈93.87 | ≈94.32 | ≈-0.50 | ≈-0.53% |
| Shilchar Techno | ≈4195 | ≈4130.6 | ≈4144.60 | ≈-27.30 | ≈-0.65% |
| Shivalik Rasa | ≈408.9 | ≈395.8 | ≈403.60 | ≈5.20 | ≈1.31% |
| Shoppers Stop | ≈425.65 | ≈415.1 | ≈423.15 | ≈4.35 | ≈1.04% |
| Simbhaoli Sugar | ≈9.99 | ≈9.35 | ≈9.70 | ≈0.09 | ≈0.94% |
| Siti Networks | ≈0.38 | ≈0.37 | ≈0.38 | ≈0.00 | ≈0.00% |
| Snehaa Organics | ≈82.95 | ≈76.1 | ≈81.00 | ≈2.00 | ≈2.53% |
| Sona Machinery | ≈52.75 | ≈52 | ≈52.10 | ≈-1.25 | ≈-2.34% |
| Studio LSD | ≈15.4 | ≈15 | ≈15.10 | ≈-0.25 | ≈-1.63% |
| Sukhjit Starch | ≈150.9 | ≈145.99 | ≈150.90 | ≈3.70 | ≈2.51% |
| Sula Vineyards | ≈238.15 | ≈232.05 | ≈237.15 | ≈4.35 | ≈1.87% |
| Swastik Pipe | ≈25 | ≈23.5 | ≈24.25 | ≈0.50 | ≈2.11% |
| TCI Express | ≈592.65 | ≈580.05 | ≈581.20 | ≈-4.85 | ≈-0.83% |
| Trident Techlab | ≈367 | ≈346.35 | ≈354.00 | ≈-10.55 | ≈-2.89% |
| TSC India | ≈56.5 | ≈54.15 | ≈54.15 | ≈-2.25 | ≈-3.99% |
| United Breweries | ≈1706.9 | ≈1676.6 | ≈1699.20 | ≈0.00 | ≈0.00% |
| Vakrangee | ≈8.03 | ≈7.88 | ≈8.01 | ≈0.08 | ≈1.01% |
| Veritaas Advert | ≈56.35 | ≈51.35 | ≈56.35 | ≈2.35 | ≈4.35% |
| Zeal Global | ≈104 | ≈100 | ≈100.00 | ≈-4.10 | ≈-3.94% |
Sources: NSE & Moneycontrol | Data as of 26 November 2025 (approx.)
As you can see, some stocks like Indo US Bio-Tec are recovering, while others, like Gurunanak Agric, are still struggling.
Why Are These Stocks at Their 52-Week Lows?
There are different reasons why stocks hit their 52-week lows. Let’s look at a few reasons why these companies might be struggling.
Sector Problems – Companies like Gurunanak Agric and Bombay Super could be facing issues in their industry, which is causing their stock prices to fall.
Short-term challenges – Companies like Agarwal Ind and Aban Offshore may be having short-term challenges like lower demand or higher costs, which could be causing their stock prices to go down.
Market Correction – Some stocks are going down because the whole market is correcting itself. For example, Deepak Nitrite and CHEMPLAST SANMA.The drop may not be a measure of how well the company is performing in some cases, but rather a trend in the market.
External Factors- Things that happen outside of the company, such changes in policy or the economy, could potentially be affecting stocks like Dhanlaxmi Crop and Divyadhan Recycling.
Should you buy equities when they are at their lowest point in the last 52 weeks?
A stock hitting a 52-week low doesn’t mean it’s a bad investment. When equities are at their lowest, you might have some of the best possibilities to make money. But you should be careful and consider about the following before you put money into something-
Learn why the stock price dropped. Before you invest, find out why the stock is at its lowest point in 52 weeks. Is it because the company has problems, or is it because the market as a whole has problems?
Check out the company’s money. A business with a lot of cash flow, little debt, and strong profit margins could be able to recover rapidly, even after a big drop in price.
Short-term challenges: Companies like Agarwal Ind and Aban Offshore may be having short-term challenges like lower demand or higher costs, which could be causing their stock prices to go down.
Market Correction – Some stocks are going down because the whole market is correcting itself. For example, Deepak Nitrite and CHEMPLAST SANMA.The drop may not be a measure of how well the company is performing in some cases but rather a trend in the market.
External Factors – Things that happen outside of the company, such changes in policy or the economy, could potentially be affecting stocks like Dhanlaxmi Crop and Divyadhan Recycling.
Should you buy equities when they are at their lowest point in the last 52 weeks?
A stock hitting a 52-week low doesn’t mean it’s a bad investment. When equities are at their lowest, you might have some of the best possibilities to make money. But you should be careful and consider the following before you put money into something-
Learn why the stock price dropped. Before you invest, find out why the stock is at its lowest point in 52 weeks. Is it because the company has problems, or is it because the market as a whole has problems?
Check out the company’s money. A business with a lot of cash flow, little debt, and strong profit margins could be able to recover rapidly, even after a big drop in price.
Seek Out Deals – A stock priced below its true worth compared to others can serve as a fantastic long-term investment opportunity.
Consider the potential future of the business. Is this just one company facing difficulties, or is it indicative of a broader issue within the entire industry? If the overall business is doing badly, it could be best to wait till things get better.
Hold on. A stock that has hit a 52-week low might not move back up right away. Don’t buy right away just because the price is low.
Conclusion
If you’re looking for deals, stocks that are at or around their 52-week lows can be very enticing. However, exercising caution is essential when purchasing these stocks. Before buying any stocks, you need to know why the price is going down, how healthy the firm is financially, and what the future holds for the whole industry.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari