On May 5, 2025, four Indian stocks including ICICI Bank and Godfrey Phillips India soared to their 52-week highs, supported by strong investor sentiment amid easing global trade tensions and falling crude prices. These performances reflect renewed confidence in large and small-cap Indian companies across sectors.
Indian equities remained buoyant as easing global trade tensions, falling crude oil prices, and sustained foreign investor inflows lifted market sentiment. Amid this optimism, four notable large and small-cap stocks—ICICI Bank, Godfrey Phillips India, Navin Fluorine International, and Anupam Rasayan—scaled fresh 52-week highs on Monday.
ICICI Bank, one of India’s largest private sector banks headquartered in Mumbai, reached a new 52-week peak of ₹1,446.8. The stock has climbed 11% year-to-date (YTD), bolstered by its strong balance sheet and continued digital transformation efforts.
Godfrey Phillips India, a major player in the Indian tobacco and FMCG sector, surged to ₹8,798—marking a whopping 74% YTD gain. The Delhi-based firm has benefited from strong revenue growth and product diversification strategies.
Navin Fluorine International, a leader in fluorochemicals and specialty chemicals, touched ₹4,704.5, up 41% YTD. The Gujarat-based company has seen strong demand in both domestic and international markets.
Anupam Rasayan, a Surat-based specialty chemicals company, marked a high of ₹885, reflecting a 20% gain in 2025. The company’s focus on custom synthesis and green chemistry continues to attract investors.
This upward movement in key stocks reflects the resilience and growth potential across various sectors of the Indian economy despite global uncertainties.
