Screen · 52-Week High Breakout

18 companies closed the week at a 52-week high, on heavy volume

Data as of 19 Oct 2026 close · BSE

How this screen works

Price screen on weekly charts. The latest complete week closed above the highest weekly close of the 52 weeks before it, & the week before had not. A week's close is its last session's close, & a week counts once it is complete, so this screen changes after each Friday's close. Volume on BSE that week is at least 1.5 times its average of the 10 weeks before. Only companies worth ₹500 crore or more with a median BSE turnover of at least ₹25 lakh a day. The highest weekly close in a year shows strong demand; it says nothing about value or what happens next.

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Figures use consolidated results where a company files them, otherwise standalone. Growth compares a quarter with the same quarter a year earlier. Companies on BSE's SME platform that file results every six months are shown on half-years, marked "half-year": growth compares a half-year with the same half a year earlier, & their 12 months are the latest full year or the last two half-years. EPS from before a split or bonus is restated on today's share count; P/E is left blank when the share count changed after the latest quarter. Operating margin, ROCE & debt ratios are left blank for banks, lenders & insurers, where they do not describe the business; price to sales is blank for them too, and their cards show P/B instead. Banks, NBFCs & other lenders are valued on their books, so their P/E & PEG are left out too (in the table, in filters & sorts, & in the CSV) & P/B (price ÷ book value per share) is their measure; insurers keep P/E. PEG uses 12-month EPS growth capped at 100% and is blank when 12-month EPS a year earlier was below ₹1. When one-off (exceptional) items come to more than a quarter of 12-month pre-tax profit, P/E, PEG & 12-month EPS growth leave them out (profit before tax & those items, taxed at 25%) & are marked "without one-offs"; a company whose consolidated quarters are incomplete shows P/E on its standalone results, marked "standalone". A revenue jump of 50 times or more on both the year-ago & the previous quarter is marked "check the filing" & left out of business screens & sorts. ROCE here is 12-month profit before interest & tax ÷ (equity + borrowings) on the latest balance sheet. Price screens use about a year of raw BSE daily prices: a company needs 200 trading days and a median BSE turnover of at least ₹25 lakh a day to be measured, and about 240 trading days for the 1-year change, relative strength rating & trend checklist. Most splits and bonuses are detected and left out; a small bonus (e.g. 1 for 4) can slip through until adjusted prices are loaded. Relative strength ranks a company against the BSE companies we measure, and volume & turnover are BSE trading only. Breakout screens: levels are BSE closing prices, with splits, bonuses & spin-offs applied to earlier prices. A week runs Monday to Friday & counts once it is complete, so the weekly screens change once a week, normally after Friday's close. Volume is BSE trading only. Newer listings count once they have 51 sessions of prices. Built 2026-10-19 15:07 UTC; prices as of 19 Oct 2026; refreshed every six hours.