Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Dixon Technologies Shares Hit 52-Week Low
Dixon Technologies, a big company that makes electronics in India, is having a tough time.
Its stock price has dropped a lot, even hitting the lowest point in a year.
Some experts who study stocks think it might not do so well soon because of problems like higher costs for memory parts and delays in getting approvals for new projects.
Even though the stock is cheaper now, these experts still think it's a good buy for the long term.
The company makes things like TVs, lights, and phones, and it's one of the biggest in India.
Dixon Technologies shares hit a 52-week low of Rs 11,480 on January 7, 2026.
HSBC cut its price target to Rs 15,500 from Rs 19,600, citing near-term performance concerns.
JP Morgan reduced its price target by 30% to Rs 13,700.
Nomura also lowered its target price to Rs 16,598 but maintains a buy stance due to long-term growth outlook.
The stock has lost 30% in three months and 29.27% in a year.
- Who
- Dixon Technologies (India)
- What
- Shares hit 52-week low, price targets cut by brokers
- When
- January 7, 2026 (52-week low), ongoing correction
- Where
- BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
- Why
- Surge in memory prices, delayed JV approvals, mobile PLI expiry concerns, and subdued Q3 performance
- Current Stock Price
- Rs 11,754
- Market Cap
- Rs 71,331 crore
- 52-Week Low
- Rs 11,480 (January 7, 2026)
- HSBC Price Target
- Rs 15,500 (reduced from Rs 19,600)
- JP Morgan Price Target
- Rs 13,700 (reduced from Rs 19,600)
- Nomura Price Target
- Rs 16,598
- 3-Month Loss
- 30%
- 1-Year Loss
- 29.27%
