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Price as % of 52-week high: what it means and how to read it
Today's price as a percentage of the highest price in the last year. 80% means 20% below the high.
What is Price as % of 52-week high?
Today's price as a percentage of the highest price in the last year. 80% means 20% below the high.
A worked example
A share at ₹800 whose high for the year was ₹1,000 shows 80%. At 98% it is close to its high: strong, and with less room for disappointment.
Why does Price as % of 52-week high matter?
Shows whether a stock is near its highs or has fallen a long way.
How do you read Price as % of 52-week high?
Near 100% means at the yearly high; well below can mean trouble or an opportunity.
A fact about the company, not a score.
What is a typical Price as % of 52-week high in India today?
The median across the 6114 listed companies that report it, as of 12 Oct 2026. Half sit above each figure and half below.
By company size
Median
Large Cap · 101 companies79.3%
Mid Cap · 154 companies78.8%
Small Cap · 5859 companies72.2%
By industry
Median, largest industries first
Private Sector Bank · 2089.6%
Pharmaceuticals · 21279.1%
Computers - Software & Consulting · 6361.6%
Refineries & Marketing · 872.3%
Public Sector Bank · 1274.1%
Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) · 7577.7%
Power Generation · 2964.4%
Heavy Electrical Equipment · 4376.6%
Auto Components & Equipments · 11778.8%
Cement & Cement Products · 3665.9%
Compare a company with its own industry before the whole market. Every industry, and each company's rank within it, is in the screener.
What is Price as % of 52-week high for India's largest companies today?
The latest figure for the largest companies with a page here. Each links to what the rest of that company's numbers mean.
Price as % of 52-week high
As of 12 Oct 2026
Reliance Industries71.9%
Bharti Airtel81.8%
HDFC Bank69.1%
ICICI Bank90.5%
State Bank of India76.2%
Bajaj Finance81.4%
Larsen & Toubro81.7%