Coromandel International share price (NSE: COROMANDEL) saw strong buying interest on Wednesday, December 31. The stock rose up to 3.8% during intraday trade, touching a high of ₹2,322.30 on the NSE.
Later, the stock gave up some gains but continued to trade in the green. Around 10:34 AM, it was trading at ₹2,312.90, up 3.36% from its previous close. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty50 was also trading higher, indicating a positive market mood.
The rally came after Coromandel International responded to a query from the NSE regarding unusually high trading volumes in its shares.
In its clarification, the company stated that it has been regularly complying with all disclosure requirements under SEBI regulations. It also confirmed that there is no pending announcement or undisclosed information that could impact the share price or trading volume.
Coromandel International said it is not aware of any specific event, development, or information that could have led to the sudden rise in trading activity. According to the company, the increase in volume appears to be driven purely by market conditions.
The firm also assured investors that it will continue to follow disclosure norms and will inform stock exchanges if any material event arises in the future.
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During the day, around 0.18 million shares worth nearly ₹35 crore were traded across the NSE and BSE. The stock’s 52-week range stands between ₹1,596 and ₹2,718.90, highlighting significant movement over the past year.
Coromandel International’s share price gained sharply after the company clarified that the surge in trading volume was not linked to any undisclosed event. The move appears to be driven by broader market conditions and investor interest rather than company-specific news.
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Published on: Dec 31, 2025, 4:13 PM IST

Kusum Kumari
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