52-Week High India Stocks: 8 at 100% of Range

Cropster Agro and Cupid are among the names at the top of their 52-week ranges, with several carrying stretched multiples.

market · 15 September 2026 · 4 min read

52-Week High India Stocks: 8 at 100% of Range
Eight India stocks are trading at 100% of their 52-week range, per FairStock.ai's 52-week high screen data pulled Thursday. The list includes [Cropster Agro](/stock/CROPSTER) (NSE: CROPSTER), [Bondada Engineering](/stock/BONDADA) (NSE: BONDADA), [Balmer Lawrie Investment](/stock/BLIL) (NSE: BLIL), [Fedders Holding](/stock/FEDDERS) (NSE: FEDDERS), [Eraaya Lifespace](/stock/ERAAYA) (NSE: ERAAYA), [Jamshri Realty](/stock/JAMSHRI) (NSE: JAMSHRI), [Cupid](/stock/CUPID) (NSE: CUPID), and [Honasa Consumer](/stock/HONASA) (NSE: HONASA). A 52-week range reading of 100% means the stock closed at its highest price of the past year. It's a momentum signal. It also means any negative earnings surprise has no technical support below. 52-Week High Screen: The Stocks at 100% of Range The screen is broad. It includes consumer names, industrial contractors, a real estate company, and a small agro firm. That dispersion matters. The market is not repricing one sector; it is lifting specific company stories to their annual highs. Cupid trades at 293.88 times trailing earnings, per exchange data. Honasa Consumer trades at 65.81 times. Those are the two clear valuation outliers. Fedders Holding and Bondada Engineering are small-cap industrial names. Their 52-week highs often arrive with order book news or sector tailwinds. The screen does not show whether the move is fundamental or speculative. FairStock Score models combine valuation with quality and momentum. A stock at 100% of its 52-week range gets a high momentum component. But names like Cupid can still score below the 70 threshold when the valuation component is stretched. Investors should read the 100% reading as a risk marker, not a buy signal. Elevated P/E Ratios Add Valuation Risk The P/E on Cupid is 293.88. That means the market is paying nearly 294 times last year's earnings. Even if earnings grow 30% a year, the multiple takes a long time to normalize. The stock does not have room for a growth stumble. Honasa Cons...

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