52-Week Low Stocks on 3 December 2025 | StockYaari Market Insight
Some days the stock market looks calm, but many stocks are under quiet pressure.
3 December 2025 is one such day. Main indices may not be crashing, but a few well-known names are trading close to their 52-week lows.
If you see your watchlist in red, you may feel, “Is something wrong only with my stocks? ”
In reality, many stocks move in their own way, even when the headline index looks fine. In this blog, we explain 52-week low stocks in simple words, so any common investor can follow along.
What Is a 52-Week Low?
A 52-week low is the lowest price at which a stock has traded in the last year.
For example, if a stock moved between ₹100 and ₹150 in the past 12 months, then ₹100 is its 52-week low.
Investors track this level because it tells us:
The stock has already fallen from higher levels.
Market mood for that stock is weak.
The current price may look cheap.
But a low price may also reflect real problems in the business. So a 52-week low is a signal to study more, not a ready decision to buy or sell.
52-Week Low Stocks on 3 December 2025
Based on today’s data, many stocks are trading close to their 52-week lows. Here are some examples with approximate (≈) 52-week low levels:
| Stock Name | Price | Day’s High | Day’s Low | Open | 52 Wk Low |
| Ola Electric | ≈38.91 | ≈40.40 | ≈38.60 | ≈40.21 | ≈38.60 |
| Transformers | ≈252.50 | ≈266.40 | ≈251.50 | ≈259.60 | ≈251.50 |
| AAVAS Financier | ≈1,481.20 | ≈1,519.00 | ≈1,475.60 | ≈1,515.00 | ≈1,475.60 |
| Colgate | ≈2,111.10 | ≈2,158.80 | ≈2,111.00 | ≈2,156.00 | ≈2,111.00 |
| SJVN | ≈75.73 | ≈77.52 | ≈75.67 | ≈77.25 | ≈75.67 |
| KNR Construct | ≈155.25 | ≈159.10 | ≈154.77 | ≈159.07 | ≈154.77 |
| Power Finance | ≈353.05 | ≈361.80 | ≈352.20 | ≈361.00 | ≈352.20 |
| CG Consumer | ≈256.30 | ≈261.80 | ≈255.95 | ≈260.90 | ≈255.95 |
| Mahanagar Gas | ≈1,162.50 | ≈1,188.70 | ≈1,160.80 | ≈1,187.00 | ≈1,160.80 |
| Praj Industries | ≈313.25 | ≈318.50 | ≈313.05 | ≈317.35 | ≈313.05 |
| Trent | ≈4,173.00 | ≈4,226.30 | ≈4,161.00 | ≈4,226.00 | ≈4,161.00 |
| Chambal Fert | ≈434.30 | ≈442.30 | ≈433.50 | ≈440.60 | ≈433.50 |
| Clean Science | ≈890.25 | ≈904.50 | ≈884.30 | ≈904.50 | ≈884.30 |
| Just Dial | ≈730.65 | ≈739.95 | ≈730.35 | ≈737.25 | ≈730.35 |
| Deepak Nitrite | ≈1,516.00 | ≈1,527.40 | ≈1,514.00 | ≈1,523.00 | ≈1,514.00 |
| PCBL Chemical | ≈315.50 | ≈319.95 | ≈314.55 | ≈317.90 | ≈314.55 |
| Finolex Cables | ≈742.00 | ≈750.60 | ≈740.60 | ≈743.80 | ≈740.60 |
| Cohance Life | ≈546.45 | ≈557.80 | ≈541.00 | ≈550.00 | ≈541.00 |
| Bata India | ≈968.40 | ≈973.50 | ≈959.50 | ≈964.95 | ≈959.50 |
Sources: NSE & Moneycontrol | Data as of 03 December 2025 (approx.)
Prices are approximate and can change during the trading day. Still, this list shows how many stocks are sitting close to their lowest levels of the past year.
What Can We Learn from This List?
1. Even Strong Brands Can Be Weak on the Chart
These are not only tiny or unknown companies. Names like Colgate, Trent, Bata India, Clean Science and Deepak Nitrite are well known to Indian investors.
This indicates that even well-known brands and good businesses may have bad times. Just because a company has a famous name doesn’t indicate the price will constantly go up.
2. Weakness Across Different Sectors
We see a mix of-
Consumer companies (Colgate, Bata India, CG Consumer).
Finance names (AAVAS Financier, Power Finance).
Energy and utilities (SJVN, Mahanagar Gas).
Chemicals and industrials (Clean Science, Deepak Nitrite, PCBL Chemical, Praj Industries).
Infra-related names (KNR Construct)
This tells us that weakness is spread across many parts of the market, not just one area or one theme.
3. Prices Close to 52-Week Lows
In many of these stocks, the current price is very close to the 52-week low.
This usually means –
Sellers are still active.
Buyers are cautious and not in a hurry to pay higher prices.
In simple words, the market is saying:
“I am not yet ready to push these stocks up.”
How Should You Look at 52-Week Low Stocks?
As an investor, you can use this data as a watchlist, not as a ready-made buy list. Here are some simple checks you can do.
1. Check the Business
Ask basic questions:
Does the company still earn steady profit?
Is sales growing over the last few years?
Is debt under control?
If the business looks stable, but the price has fallen due to short-term fear or news, the stock may deserve deeper study. If profits and sales are falling again and again, the low price may be a warning sign.
2. Look at the Price History
See how the stock has moved in the last one to three years –
Has it fallen sharply in a few days after bad news?
Or has it slowly gone down for many months?
A slow and persistent drop could mean that there are broader problems in the business or the industry. A sudden drop after one occurrence may be more about feelings and fear.
3. Compare with Others
See if a lot of stocks in the same sector are also weak.
If the full sector is down, it may be due to a cycle, policy change or demand issue.
If only one name is near its 52-week low while peers are doing fine, the issue may be specific to that company.
This simple peer check helps you see whether the problem is stock level or sector level.
4. Respect Your Risk
Do not put a big part of your money into one beaten-down stock, even if it looks very cheap.
It is safer to add in small amounts over time.
Invest only if you understand the business.
Be ready to wait if you are investing for the long term.
Price alone should not drive your decision. Your risk level, time horizon and asset allocation matter more.
A 52-Week Low Is Not a Shortcut
It is easy to think, “Price is low, so risk is low.”
But that is not always true.
Some stocks keep making new lows for many years.
Others recover well after some time.
The difference comes from:
strength of the business.
quality of management.
level of debt.
future growth potential.
So do not buy a stock only because it is on a 52-week low list.
Do not sell a stock only because it touched that level either.
Use this data as a starting point for research, not as the final answer.
Conclusion
Seeing your stock near a 52-week low can feel scary. But a low price alone does not mean you must act in fear or in excitement.
What really helps is.
calm study.
simple questions.
a clear plan.
At StockYaari, we want you to see such lists as tools to think better, not as panic signals. Markets will always move up and down. When you understand ideas like 52-week lows in simple language, you can handle these moves with more confidence and less stress.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari