Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Dixon Tech Shares Hit 18-Month Low
Dixon Technologies' shares have been falling for three days in a row.
They are now at their lowest price in 18 months.
The company's total value is below ₹70,000 crore.
HSBC, a big bank, thinks the shares will not grow much soon because of some problems.
But many other experts still think the shares are a good buy.
The company makes electronics and has been affected by things like higher memory prices and delays in getting approvals.
Some experts think the shares will go up to ₹18,900, while others think they will only go up to ₹15,500.
Most experts still think the company will do well in the long run.
Dixon Technologies shares fell over 5% on January 13, 2026, hitting an 18-month low.
Market capitalization dropped below ₹70,000 crore due to sustained selling pressure.
HSBC cut its price target to ₹15,500 from ₹19,600, citing near-term challenges.
Challenges include rising memory prices, delays in joint venture approvals, and PLI scheme expiry.
Despite recent pressure, 27 out of 35 analysts maintain a 'buy' rating on the stock.
- Who
- Dixon Technologies
- What
- Shares hit 18-month low, market value below ₹70,000 crore
- When
- January 13, 2026
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- Sustained selling pressure, near-term challenges
- Current Share Price
- Below ₹70,000 crore
- 52-Week High
- ₹18,471
- Current Price Target (HSBC)
- ₹15,500
- Previous Price Target (HSBC)
- ₹19,600
- Analyst Ratings (Buy)
- 27
- Analyst Ratings (Hold)
- 2
- Analyst Ratings (Sell)
- 6
- Total Analysts Tracking
- 35