52-week high stocks on 28 November 2025
When you open your trading app and see many stocks near their 52-week high, it is normal to feel excited and a little nervous.
You may think:
“Everyone is buying this. Am I late? Should I also enter now? ”
In this blog, we at Stockyaari will walk you through the stocks that are trading close to their 52-week highs on 28 November 2025, and what you can learn from them in simple, easy language.
What is a 52-week high?
A 52-week high is the highest price of a stock in the last year.
When a stock comes near this level, it usually means:
Many people want to buy the stock
The market feels positive about the company’s future
Traders see a “breakout” and try to ride the trend
But a 52-week high does not mean the stock will keep going up without any fall.
Sometimes price keeps moving up for months, and sometimes it falls soon after as people book profit.
So, you should treat the 52-week high as one signal, not a final decision.
Quick Look at Today’s 52-Week High List
Here are some stocks that are trading near their 52-week highs today (prices are approximate):
| Stock Name | Price | Change | Day’s High | Day’s Low | Open | 52 wk High |
| MM Financial | ≈371.85 | ≈8.20 (2.25%) | ≈372.95 | ≈361.65 | ≈364.00 | ≈372.95 |
| AB Capital | ≈358.05 | ≈6.30 (1.79%) | ≈360.15 | ≈351.00 | ≈353.00 | ≈360.15 |
| IIFL Finance | ≈578.70 | ≈9.90 (1.74%) | ≈581.10 | ≈568.15 | ≈570.80 | ≈581.10 |
| GMR Airports | ≈108.35 | ≈1.66 (1.56%) | ≈109.07 | ≈106.00 | ≈106.20 | ≈109.07 |
| L&T Finance | ≈312.35 | ≈4.10 (1.33%) | ≈315.35 | ≈308.50 | ≈309.60 | ≈315.35 |
| AIA Engineering | ≈3,862.60 | ≈27.20 (0.71%) | ≈3,885.70 | ≈3,806.00 | ≈3,846.00 | ≈3,885.70 |
| Cummins | ≈4,479.30 | ≈29.90 (0.67%) | ≈4,518.60 | ≈4,401.10 | ≈4,450.00 | ≈4,518.60 |
| Adani Ports | ≈1,516.90 | ≈7.80 (0.52%) | ≈1,534.30 | ≈1,503.10 | ≈1,510.00 | ≈1,534.30 |
| Hero Motocorp | ≈6,174.50 | ≈23.50 (0.38%) | ≈6,239.00 | ≈6,128.00 | ≈6,152.00 | ≈6,239.00 |
| Reliance | ≈1,567.50 | ≈4.10 (0.26%) | ≈1,581.30 | ≈1,563.00 | ≈1,568.00 | ≈1,581.30 |
| MOTHERSON | ≈116.31 | ≈0.18 (0.15%) | ≈117.70 | ≈115.65 | ≈116.64 | ≈117.70 |
| Shriram Finance | ≈851.65 | ≈-16.00 (-1.84%) | ≈872.00 | ≈848.75 | ≈870.05 | ≈872.00 |
Sources: NSE and Moneycontrol | Data is from around November 28, 2025.
Most of these stocks are in the green for the day, while Shriram Finance is showing a small fall after coming close to its high. This mix of gains and mild profit booking is common on such days.
1. Finance Names Lead the Move
A big part of today’s list comes from lending and finance:
MM Financial
AB Capital
IIFL Finance
L&T Finance
Shriram Finance
Prices of these stocks are near their yearly highs, with intraday gains around 1–2%, except for Shriram Finance, which is down around 1.8%.
This tells you a few simple things:
The market expects steady loan growth in coming quarters
Investors feel that bad loans are under control in these companies
Domestic money, especially SIP flows and long-term funds, is still interested in strong finance names
For a small investor, this sector often shows whether people trust the overall economy. When lenders do well, it usually means the market believes that people and businesses will keep borrowing and spending.
2. Infra and Transport: Adani Ports and GMR Airports
Two important “India growth” stories are also near their highs:
Adani Ports is trading around ₹1,500+
GMR Airports is trading a little above ₹100
These stocks move with themes like
Trade and cargo movement
Passenger traffic and travel demand
Expansion of ports and airports
Their strength near the 52-week high suggests that the market feels positive about India’s long-term infra story. Traders see them as key players in the country’s trade and travel growth.
3. Engineering and Auto Parts: AIA, Cummins, MOTHERSON
Next, we have AIA Engineering, Cummins, and MOTHERSON, all trading very close to their one-year peaks.
These companies work in:
Industrial equipment and parts.
Engines and power systems.
Auto components for global and local customers.
When such names move to fresh highs, it often points to:
Healthy order books from both India and abroad.
Hope that factories and projects will run at higher capacity.
Strong trust in India as a manufacturing hub.
Investors who like the “Make in India” story and long-term capex often track these stocks closely.
4. Index Giants and Consumption Plays: Hero Motocorp and Reliance
We also see two large and familiar brands:
Hero Motocorp, the two-wheeler leader
Reliance, one of the top heavyweights in Nifty
Both are trading very near their 52-week highs today. This can mean
For Hero, the market expects better rural demand, festival sales, and support from new products and EV plans.
For Reliance, investors may like the diverse business mix across energy, telecom, and retail and the way the company keeps adding new growth areas.
When index heavyweights like these show strength, they often help the overall indices stay firm, even if few other sectors face selling pressure.
Why Are So Many Stocks Near 52-Week Highs?
Many stocks hitting or testing new highs on the same day is not a random event. Some simple reasons behind this trend are
Strong Money Flows from Indian Investors
More and more Indians are:
Investing through SIPs
Using direct stocks and mutual funds
Staying invested for longer periods
This steady flow of money gives support to quality companies and stops big falls during global shocks.
Stable Environment at Home
While the world keeps facing many worries, India still shows:
Reasonable inflation compared with the past
Decent growth in GDP
Ongoing government spending on roads, power, and other infra
This gives long-term comfort to investors and helps them stay with good stocks even at high levels.
Company-Specific Growth Stories
Each stock in the list also has its own story-
Better profits.
New projects.
Lower debt.
Strong demand in India and abroad.
The market loves such stories, and that love often shows up as 52-week highs.
How Should You Use This Information?
Now comes the most important part –
What should you, as a retail investor, do with this list?
1. Do Not Buy Just Because of the Tag
A “52W High” label can trigger FOMO. Try not to buy only for that reason.
Ask yourself:
Do I understand what this company does?
Have I checked its sales, profit, and debt?
Does the price make sense compared with its past and with its peers?
2. Use Highs as a Shortlist
You can treat 52-week high stocks as a shortlist of strong names.
From that list, choose a few, read more, and then decide:
Whether to buy now
Whether to wait for a dip
Or whether to skip it completely
This way you move from emotion to process.
3. Manage Risk
If you decide to invest.
Start with small amounts.
Use SIP or staggered buying if price is already high.
Set a simple exit rule, like a stop-loss or a time-based review.
This helps you control loss if the breakout fails.
4. Stay Diversified
Even if many finance or infra stocks are hitting highs today, do not put all your money in just one group.
Hold a mix of:
Large caps and mid caps
Different sectors
Equity plus some safe debt or liquid funds, based on your risk level
Stockyaari’s Simple Take
So, what do today’s 52-week highs tell us?
Indian money is still supporting the market.
Sectors like finance, infra, engineering and consumption are leading the move.
Many investors still trust the India growth story for the long run.
At the same time, each 52-week high also reminds you to stay careful. High price alone is not bad, but blind buying at any price can hurt.
If you keep your process simple, learn the business, watch the numbers, and respect risk, you can use 52-week highs as a useful tool, not a trap.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari