Here are the latest stock price details of India's top Jewellery stocks. For more detailed updates, check the latest Jewellery sector results.
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ETHOS | 2,359.25 -0.27% | 2,356.60 -0.47% |
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GOLDIAM INTERNATIONAL | 170.50 -0.61% | 171.55 0.09% |
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KALYAN JEWELLERS | 408.15 1.48% | 408.55 1.59% |
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MOTISONS JEWELLERS LTD. | 162.70 0.43% | 160.95 -0.83% |
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NIFTY 50 | Not Listed | 22,147.00 0.69% |
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PC JEWELLER | 53.91 -1.84% | 53.85 -1.64% |
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RAJESH EXPORTS | 286.45 -1.97% | 286.35 -2.02% |
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S&P BSE SENSEX | 73,088.33 0.83% | Not Listed |
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SENCO GOLD | 954.80 -0.83% | 955.00 -0.68% |
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THANGAMAYIL JEWELLERY | 1,297.50 -2.68% | 1,299.65 -2.30% |
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TITAN | 3,562.85 1.03% | 3,563.05 1.08% |
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VAIBHAV GLOBAL | 375.85 -0.88% | 375.55 -1.24% |
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BSE prices: April 19, 2024 (Close) NSE prices: April 19, 2024 (Close)
Within the Jewellery sector, the top gainers were SAGAR DIAMONDS (up 6.3%) and UDAY JEWELLERY INDUSTRIES (up 6.0%). On the other hand, U.H.ZAVERI (down 3.7%) and THANGAMAYIL JEWELLERY (down 2.7%) were among the top losers.
Meanwhile, the benchmark S&P BSE SENSEX was at 73,088.3 (up 0.8%).
Before you go, here are the upcoming corporate actions for Jewellery stocks.
COMPANY | PRICE (Rs) | CHANGE (%) | RESULT DATE |
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KALYAN JEWELLERS | 408.15 | 1.48 | 10-May-24 |
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Based on marketcap, these are the top jewellery companies in India:
You can see the full list of jewellery stocks here.
Within the Jewellery sector, the top gainers were SAGAR DIAMONDS (up 6.3%) and UDAY JEWELLERY INDUSTRIES (up 6.0%). On the other hand, SHOORA DESIGNS LTD. (down 5.0%) and U.H.ZAVERI (down 3.7%) were among the top losers.
Investing in stocks requires careful analysis of financial data to find out a company's true worth. However, an easier way to find out about a company's performance is to look at its financial ratios.
Two commonly used financial ratios used in the valuation of stocks are -
Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E) - It compares the company's stock price with its earnings per share. The higher the P/E ratio, the more expensive the stock.
Price to Book Value Ratio (P/BV) - It compares a firm's market capitalization to its book value. A high P/BV indicates markets believe the company's assets to be undervalued and vice versa.
Well, it depends on what your goals are.
Having said that, the two key indices to track are the BSE Sensex which contains the list of BSE 30 stocks and the NSE Nifty which contains the list of NSE 50 stocks.
However, these two indices are considered to be too narrow by some, since they only track 30 and 50 stocks, respectively.
For broader tracking, you could use the BSE 200, BSE 500 or even the NSE 500 index.
Some popular market cap based indices include BSE Smallcap index and BSE Midcap index, among others.
After opening the day deep in red, Indian share markets reversed the trend as the session progressed and ended on firm footing.