Hindustan Copper share price surged sharply on Wednesday, January 28, hitting a fresh all-time high of ₹635.80 on the National Stock Exchange. On the BSE, the stock climbed nearly 13% during intraday trade, supported by unusually strong volumes and sustained buying interest.
Trading activity in Hindustan Copper was significantly higher than usual. Around 89.58 lakh shares were traded on the BSE, far above the two-week daily average of 33.66 lakh shares. Such elevated volumes often reflect strong investor conviction, especially when accompanied by a sharp price rise.
The stock’s momentum has been building for months. Over the past year, Hindustan Copper shares have surged about 157%, making it one of the standout performers in the metals space.
Hindustan Copper has increasingly been seen as a proxy for rising copper and other industrial metal prices in India. Copper prices have been on an uptrend, driven by structural changes in global demand rather than short-term cycles.
Copper is a critical input for electric vehicles, renewable energy projects and power transmission networks. An electric vehicle typically uses three to four times more copper than a conventional petrol or diesel car. Large-scale solar installations, wind farms and grid upgrades also require extensive copper wiring.
In addition, the rapid expansion of AI-driven data centres has added a new layer of demand. These facilities are highly power-intensive and rely on copper-heavy infrastructure for efficient energy transmission.
Another key trigger for the stock’s rally was a recent regulatory update. Hindustan Copper emerged as the preferred bidder for a composite licence for the Baghwari Khirkhori Copper and Associated Mineral Block in Madhya Pradesh. The e-auction for the block concluded successfully on January 22, 2026.
This development strengthens the company’s long-term resource base and supports future production growth. Access to new mineral blocks is especially important at a time when copper demand is rising faster than earlier estimates.
By early afternoon, Hindustan Copper shares were trading around ₹631, up over 12% on the day. This sharply outperformed the NIFTY Smallcap 100 index, which was up about 1.8% during the same period.
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Hindustan Copper’s record-breaking rally reflects a powerful mix of structural copper demand, strong investor interest and positive company-specific developments. While the long-term outlook for copper-linked businesses remains tied to energy transition and infrastructure spending, recent gains highlight how closely the stock is tracking broader metal trends.
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Published on: Jan 28, 2026, 1:39 PM IST
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