5 Stocks That Slipped To Their New 52-Week Low On NSE Today

5 stocks hit their new 52-week low in trade on April 3, 2023. Meanwhile, BSE Sensex ended the day with the gain of 114.92 points to 59,106.44 and NSE Nifty soared 38 points to close the day at 17,398. The stocks that traded that new 52-week low levels on April 3 are Vikas Proppant & Granite, Eastern Silk Industries, Nirman Agri Genetics, ART Nirman and Seya Industries. Check details below:

1. Vikas Proppant & Granite Ltd: The stock traded its new 52-week low price today with an intraday dip of 10%. Its last trading price on NSE is Rs 0.45 apiece. Its 52-week high price is Rs 2.25 apiece. Its market capitalisation is Rs 2,277.79 lakhs.

2. Eastern Silk Industries Limited: The textile stock witnessed a dip of 5.13% in trade on Monday. In last 1-year, it fell 72% and gave return of 208% in last 3-years. Last trading price is Rs 1.85 apiece. Its 52-week high is Rs 8.05 apiece. The stock traded its new 52-week low value. Its market cap is Rs 1,460.62 lakhs. It came into existence in 1946.

3. Nirman Agri Genetics: Last trading price of the SME sector stock is Rs 86.90 apiece (also its 52-week low price) with intraday fall of 4.98%. It touched its new 52-week low price today. Its 52-week high price is Rs 107.10 apiece. Its market cap is Rs 5,179.94 lakhs.

4. ART Nirman: The Real Estate sector stock hit its new 52-week low price of Rs 48.20, also its last trading price, today. The stock's 52-week high price is Rs 128.50 apiece. Its market cap is Rs 12,028.79 crore. In last 1-year, it fell 52% and 55% in last 6-months.

5. Seya Industries: The Chemicals sector stock traded its new 52-week low price today. It fell 44% in last 1-year. Last trading price is Rs 20.55 apiece with intraday dip of 4.86%. Its 52-week high price is Rs 43.10 apiece. The company's market cap is Rs 5460.25 apiece.

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