52-Week Low Stocks on 8 December 2025 | Stock Yaari
Markets stayed choppy on 8 December 2025, and even though the benchmark indices held steady, several well-known names quietly slipped toward their 52-week lows. Many investors asked the same question – “Why is my stock going down when the market isn’t crashing?”
The solution has to do with how market rotations, sector-specific pressures, and profit-booking periods work behind the scenes. Today, we’ll look at which stocks are trading close to their yearly lows, what it means for the market as a whole, and why these times might be good for patient investors.
What are stocks that are at their 52-week low, and why do they matter?
The 52-week low of a stock is the lowest price it has traded at in the last year. When a stock reaches this level again, it could mean either that people are very negative or that it might be at its lowest point.
For traders, such lows may look risky. But for value investors, they’re often an invitation to re-evaluate fundamentals to see if fear has dragged prices below intrinsic worth. Stocks Trading Near Their 52-Week Lows (8 December 2025 )
| Stock Name | Price | Day’s High | Day’s Low | Open | 52 Wk Low |
| TataTeleservice | ≈46.64 | ≈49.50 | ≈45.97 | ≈49.16 | ≈45.97 |
| Sterling Wilson | ≈212.19 | ≈221.01 | ≈212.00 | ≈221.00 | ≈212.00 |
| Jupiter Wagons | ≈258.35 | ≈268.95 | ≈257.45 | ≈267.05 | ≈257.45 |
| Ola Electric | ≈34.45 | ≈36.44 | ≈34.33 | ≈36.00 | ≈34.33 |
| Cohance Life | ≈529.55 | ≈541.00 | ≈528.55 | ≈541.00 | ≈528.55 |
| SJVN | ≈72.32 | ≈74.00 | ≈72.21 | ≈73.71 | ≈72.21 |
| SKF India | ≈1,838.10 | ≈1,897.90 | ≈1,833.40 | ≈1,880.00 | ≈1,833.40 |
| Sapphire Foods | ≈239.84 | ≈244.75 | ≈238.95 | ≈244.00 | ≈238.95 |
| Vedant Fashions | ≈586.15 | ≈597.15 | ≈586.15 | ≈596.00 | ≈586.15 |
| Mahanagar Gas | ≈1,151.10 | ≈1,170.00 | ≈1,147.00 | ≈1,170.00 | ≈1,147.00 |
| Bajaj Housing | ≈94.35 | ≈95.99 | ≈94.01 | ≈95.55 | ≈94.01 |
| Finolex Cables | ≈726.80 | ≈739.55 | ≈727.00 | ≈737.10 | ≈727.00 |
| Jyothy Labs | ≈286.35 | ≈292.90 | ≈285.50 | ≈292.70 | ≈285.50 |
| Raymond | ≈449.10 | ≈455.05 | ≈448.20 | ≈455.05 | ≈448.20 |
| Power Finance | ≈348.10 | ≈353.45 | ≈347.35 | ≈353.10 | ≈347.35 |
| Praj Industries | ≈306.70 | ≈311.30 | ≈306.05 | ≈310.55 | ≈306.05 |
| KNR Construct | ≈147.39 | ≈149.03 | ≈146.05 | ≈149.03 | ≈146.05 |
| Chambal Fert | ≈427.85 | ≈433.70 | ≈425.25 | ≈431.90 | ≈425.25 |
| PCBL Chemical | ≈310.50 | ≈314.45 | ≈309.20 | ≈313.90 | ≈309.20 |
| Jindal Saw | ≈160.03 | ≈162.69 | ≈159.70 | ≈161.70 | ≈159.70 |
| Trent | ≈4,152.10 | ≈4,202.00 | ≈4,142.00 | ≈4,183.10 | ≈4,142.00 |
| United Brewerie | ≈1,674.00 | ≈1,683.30 | ≈1,662.00 | ≈1,683.30 | ≈1,662.00 |
| BASF | ≈4,029.60 | ≈4,057.80 | ≈4,017.00 | ≈4,045.70 | ≈4,017.00 |
| Clean Science | ≈887.50 | ≈888.05 | ≈877.70 | ≈888.00 | ≈877.70 |
Source: NSE | Data as of 8 December 2025 | Prices are approximate (≈) and may change during the session.
What the data shows us
When you look at these figures, a few things stand out:
Weakness Across the Board in Mid- and Small-Caps
A few mid-cap stocks, such as Jupiter Waggons and KNR Constructions, are close to their yearly lows. This shows that investors are being careful and only participating when they think it’s a good idea.
Pressure in chemicals and manufacturing has caused speciality companies like Clean Science, Cohance Life, and PCBL Chemical to drop. The chemicals sector has been having trouble with margins because of rising raw material costs and a slowdown in worldwide demand.
Energy and Utilities Are Now on the List
As energy costs went up and down, stocks like SJVN and Mahanagar Gas hit new lows. Investors moved money into high-growth areas like renewables and mobility tech.
Names for Lifestyle and Consumer Under Stress: Vedant Fashions, Raymond, and United Breweries all fell slightly, which could be because investors took profits after previous gains in consumer discretionary stocks.
Hidden Stress in Blue-Chips Too
Even quality counters like SKF India and Trent are flirting with lows, showing that profit-booking has broadened beyond small caps.
Why Some Stocks Fall When the Market Doesn’t
Markets are layered. Heavyweight stocks generally keep benchmark indices like the Nifty 50 or Sensex constant because they balance out the fluctuations. But smaller sectors can discreetly fix things below them.
Even when the index looks tranquil, individual stocks might slide lower because of things like disappointing earnings, fund rotation into new topics, or short-term regulatory worries. That’s why smart investors keep a careful eye on 52-week low lists. They often show how the market really feels. How to Use 52-Week Low Data to Spot Overreactions A stock’s fundamentals may not be wrong, but it may tumble due of short-term news or sector sentiment. That could be a way in.
Structural Weakness – If a company’s stock price keeps staying close to its 52-week low, it might mean there are deeper problems. This could be because the company’s profits are falling or its management isn’t fixing existing issues.
Some sectors, like chemicals, infrastructure, and energy, naturally go through ups and downs over time. So, a low stock price in these industries doesn’t always mean trouble; it could just be part of their normal business cycle. A lot of the time, its value goes down before it goes back up. Those points of change are called 52-week lows.
Don’t buy a stock just because it looks cheap; stay disciplined. First, look at cash flows, debt levels, and the forecast for the sector.
In conclusion
On December 8, 2025, the market shows a classic contrast: while indices are close to record highs, a group of mid-cap and chemical stocks are slowly returning to their 52-week lows.
That’s the secret side of every bull market: some equities cool off even while the news is full of fresh highs.
Don’t worry if your portfolio is in the red today. Corrections are a normal part of the cycle. Take this chance to go over the basics and get ready for the next climb.
Stock Yaari helps you see the market clearly, even when there is a lot of noise and the market changes every day. Be patient, stay up to date, and remember that every dip is an opportunity to learn something new and, in some cases, a chance to make money later.
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– Chandan Pathak
Equity Research Analyst, StockYaari