NSE:HINDCOPPER 4 December 2025 - 17 January 2026

Hindustan Copper shares hit a multi-year high of ₹436.55 on December 24, 2025, marking their strongest level since 2010. The stock is up over 70% year-to-date, driven by a global copper rally, strong demand from EVs and AI, and supply constraints. Indian markets were closed December 25 for Christmas.

Hindustan Copper Ltd surged nearly 6% intraday on Dec. 24, hitting record highs around ₹432–₹434 as copper prices set new peaks in India and globally. Over 1.29 crore shares traded, totaling about ₹549.54 crore in value. The stock has climbed more than 17% in five sessions, tracking copper’s rally past $12,000 per tonne on the LME and new highs on MCX amid supply concerns and tariff risks.

Hindustan Copper Ltd jumped 5% on December 18, 2025, trading near ₹388 and just below its 52-week high, with turnover topping ₹401 crore and over 1.06 crore shares changing hands by midday. The BSE Metal index also rose. Analysts cited copper’s global rally, driven by tightening supply and AI-linked demand, as a key factor. Delivery volumes lagged, suggesting much of the activity was short-term trading.

Hindustan Copper Ltd closed at ₹382.30 on Friday, up 7.07%, after hitting a new 52-week high near ₹384.8. Trading volume surged to around 44.5 million shares, far above earlier sessions. The stock gained about 5.17% for the week and has risen roughly 18% so far in December. Indian markets are closed Sunday; these figures reflect Friday’s close.

Hindustan Copper traded near ₹375–₹377 on December 8, just below its 52-week high of ₹378, with market capitalization around ₹36,000 crore. The stock has surged 14–15% in a week, following strong Q2 FY26 results showing 38% revenue growth and 80% higher net profit year-on-year. Copper prices on global exchanges hit record levels, supporting the rally. Trading volumes topped 7 million shares.